Just below the Samurais of ………….on the social ladder were the Farmers, or the Peasants.

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• The …………….granted land to their trusted warriors called the ‘Samurais’.
• After the ……………..Invasion in the 13th century, the Samurais began to make more use of swords and spears.
• The Samurai class was the land-owning class in …………..and they enjoyed the highest position in the social ladder.
• During the reign of the third Tokugava Shogun, …………….., farmers were not allowed to eat any of the rice they grew.
• In the 4th century, Emperor ……………..declared serfdom legal by requiring tenant farmers to pay labour services to their lords.
• The …………….feudal society was mainly comprised of four different classes – Samurai, Farmers, Artisans and Merchants.
• The successors of Harun al Rashid were not able to resist the external attacks of the……………., who were making encroaches on to the Abbasid Empire.
• Gujarat, Konkan Malabar Coast, Cambay, Surat, Diu, Broach etc were the important trading centers in the Indian sub continent and all these places were connected with the Persian Gulf region especially with………………..
• The Abbasid rule lasted till the 11th century when they were ousted from power by the ……………...
• The most powerful three regional kingdom of ………….India and Deccan during the period between 8th and 10th centuries were the Rashtrakutas, the Pratiharas and the Palas, who fought each other for supremacy.