The nature of state in the early …………..period is marked by the presence of a large number of regional and local powers, in the absence of a paramount power in the country.

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• The Early Medieval period refer to the phase of Indian history that stretches from the fall of the Gupta Empire to the beginning of the ……………….period in the 13th century.
• The political history of the South India from the period of 6th century to 8th century is marked by the struggle for supremacy between the Pallavas of Kanchi and …………….. of Badami.
• The striking development of the ………….. period was the emergence of priestly landlords at the expense of local peasants.
• …………. was in power from 609 AD to 642 AD of Early Chalukya Dynasty.
• …………… in his work, ‘Peasant State and Society in Medieval South India’ introduced a new theory of ‘Segmentary’ state system for medieval South Indian state and society.
• The institution of the …………… had been in force in early Islamic world as a form of reward for services to the state.
• …………… introduced the theory of segmentary state for early medieval south Indian polity.
• The Territory which includes modern state of Bombay Konkan, Kandesh, Berar, part of Madhya Pradesh, and part of Hyderabad state was ……….. state.
• …………….compiled Tajik, introducing a large number of Persian technical terms.
• The Medieval Period of Indian History comprises a long period, spanning from …………… century i.e after the fall of the Gupta Empire to the 18th century, i.e the beginning of colonial domination.