In the Early Vedic Period, who was the vrajapati? – McqOptions

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1.	In the Early Vedic Period, who was the vrajapati?
A.	The officer who led to battle heads of the fighting hordes
B.	The senior minister of the king
C.	The officer who presided over the meetings of the tribal assemblies
D.	The village headman
Answer» B. The senior minister of the king

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