Non-Brahman villages in southern India were known as Vellanvaki. These settlements were primarily inhabited by agriculturists and other non-Brahman communities. The term distinguishes them from Brahmadeya villages, which were tax-free settlements granted to Brahmins.
| List-I | List-II |
|---|---|
| (A) Pasture grounds | (I) Khani |
| (B) Mines | (II) Rashtra |
| (C) Countryside | (III) Setu |
| (D) Irrigation projects | (IV) Vraja |
| List-I | List-II |
| (A) Bhogta | (I) a measure of grain |
| (B) Ayukta | (II) one who enjoys |
| (C) Dronavapa | (III) official designation |
| (D) Chetti | (IV) merchant |
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