The term janapada is a composed of 'jana' meaning tribe and 'pada' maens foot. Its literal meaning is 'realm,territory' and 'subject population'. The political process among ancient Indo- Aryans started with semi- nomadic tribal units called Jana.
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Jatin Sahoo answered this
The word janapada literaly means that land where the jana set its foot , and settled down
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Stuti Pandey answered this
The area where janas lived are known as Janpadas
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Simran Padhy answered this
The word janapadas means the place where janas ( people ) set their foot and setlle down.
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Chania answered this
the term janapadas is composed by jana
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Shilpa answered this
The Janapadas were the realms, republics and kingdoms of the Indian Vedic period late Bronze Age into the (Iron Age) from about 1200 BCE to the 6th century BCE.
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Mohan answered this
The word jana literally mean where the jana padha sets its foot and settle down
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Sanyam answered this
The small tribes of the earlier period gave way to large kingdoms these territories came to be called janapadas btw my exams are going on and I m time passing writing this thing t who even cares no one will read this but if u r pls upvote
