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In the Vedic age who was the head of Grama

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In the Vedic age, who was the head of "Grama"?

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During Rig-Vedic era, the basic unit of power lied within a patriarchal family (Kula). The head of the family was a Kulapa. A group of such families called grama, which was controlled by a village headman Gramini.
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