- earlier. The
Gavundas were
landlords that
collected taxes and
rendered military service to the Kings.
Noboru Karashima says the
Gavundas had functions...
- who then
became landlords (
gavunda) to
tenants who
worked on the land and in the forests. The
praja gavunda ("the
gavunda of the people") had a lower...
- earlier. The
Gavundas were
landlords that
collected taxes and
rendered military service to the Kings.
Noboru Karashima says the
Gavundas had functions...
-
Gavundas (officials) or Goudas. The
Gavundas belonged to two
levels of
economic strata, the
Praja Gavunda (people's
Gavunda) and the
Prabhu Gavunda (lord...
- his village, Kannili,
where he
served as the
servant of Ereyamma, the
Gavunda of Kannili, this herostone-inscription was
commissioned by
Marasingha Vadaraga...
-
division was a
Grama or
village administered by a
Gramapathi or
Prabhu Gavunda. The
Rashtrakuta army
consisted of
large contingents of infantry, hor****...
-
revenue officers (Rajjukas) and the
writers and
scribes (Lekhakas). The
Gavundas formed the
elite land
owners who were the
intermediaries between the king...
-
village council. The
gavunda of
people (praja
gavunda) was
lower in
status than the
wealthy lord of
gavundas (prabhu
gavunda). The
gavundas sometimes had a...
- Bangalore:
Parishree Printers. pp. 243–244.: "Villages had
gramakuta or
gavunda (gauda), the
village headman. He had
under him the
village militia^ later...
-
similar titles included pergaḍe, hergaḍe, nadabova, nalagamiga, prabhu, and
gavunda. The
Western Ganga kings also had
officials known as
manepergade and Sunka...
