In the Gupta Empire, people were generally considered to be citizens. Unlike in the Maurya Empire, where the relationship between the state and the individual was more hierarchical, the Gupta Empire allowed for greater political rights and obligations among its populace, framing them as active participants in governance rather than mere subjects.
Unlike in the Maurya empire, people living in the Gupta empire had political rights and obligations, and were considered to be what?
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citizens
citizens
nobles
nobles
peasants
peasants
subjects
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