The most important feature which contributed to the development of feudalism in …………… was the practice of land grants made to priests and temples.

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• From the post Mourya period and especially from the Gupta tries the practice of making land grants to the …………..
• ……………. explained his theory taking into account both "feudalism from above" and "feudalism from below".
• In the 1990s ……………came up with the ‘Kali age crisis’ to explain the cause of land grants and feudal formation in early medieval India.
• …………… invented the kali age crisis theory to explain the cause land grants.
• ………….. who has worked for 40 years in Tamil Nadu says that at any time in history not more than 1/5 of the total land was given to Brahmanas as grants.
• Land grants to .................. institutions were called Brahmadeya, (i.e. donated to Brahmins).
• ……………… made the maximum contribution in building the theory of Indian feudalism.
• The most famous of the stone temple of the Pallavas is the seven ratha temples (seven pagoda) in ………………..
• The Jahangiri Mahal and Akbari Mahal located within the …………. Fort were designed and built by Indian craftsmen who were experts in the construction of Hindu temples and Buddhist Viharas.
• The structural temple architecture of the …………. was patronized and favoured by Narasimhavarman II who substituted bricks and temples for stone.