Harshavardhana Empire History

Q. Which of the following statements about the Guptas is NOT true?

A
Kingship was hereditary and the throne always went to the eldest son
B
They ruled mainly over parts of north and central India
C
The judicial system was far more developed than in earlier times
D
Land taxes increased and taxes on trade and commerce decreased

Correct Answer

Kingship was hereditary and the throne always went to the eldest son

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