Introduction Rural society refers to the community of people living in villages or countryside areas where agriculture and allied activities are the primary sources of livelihood. Rural societies are usually less populated than urban areas, and their social structure, lifestyle, and economic activities are quite different from those in cities. In India, rural society forms […]
Introduction Rural society in peninsular India, particularly during the early medieval and medieval periods, played a central role in shaping the socio-economic and political landscape. The region was marked by agrarian settlements, temple-centered economies, and caste-based social structures. Understanding rural society helps us see how village life, social relations, and power structures functioned in historical
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Introduction Rural society in peninsular India during the early and medieval periods was characterized by a blend of agrarian economy, hierarchical social structures, temple-centered institutions, and regional variations. The rural landscape was not homogeneous but shaped by local ecological, political, and religious factors. This essay explores the key features of rural society in peninsular India,
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