In the Mughal classification of agricultural land, which category was continuously cultivated every year?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Polaj
- Step 1: The Zabt page's land-classification table gives Polaj as "Continuously cultivated every year", Parauti as "Cropped intermittently with short fallow", Chachar as "Left fallow for three to four years" and Banjar as "Uncultivated for five or more years." Answer: Polaj. Why not the others: Parauti was cropped intermittently with a short fallow, Chachar was left fallow for three to four years, and Banjar was left uncultivated for five or more years, so none was cultivated every year.
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