write any two difference between monarchy and ganasangha as followed in mahajanapadas.
Supreme power is bestowed on an individual and it can be absolute or nominal.?The ?head of state? of a land with this kind of government often holds the title for life or until abdication.?The leader, who is called a monarch, is wholly set apart from all other members of the state.?The monarch typically makes all the law and decisions (legislative, judicial, and executive).
?Gana Sangha
Power was vested in the hands of small families and only they participated in the governance. The office of the head of the clan was not hereditary in nature and was known as the chief. The social and political power also rested in the hands of the chiefs who presided over the assemblies. Ownership of the land area was in the hands of the clan but the land was cultivated by the dasa-karmakara or the slaves.
?Gana Sangha
Power was vested in the hands of small families and only they participated in the governance. The office of the head of the clan was not hereditary in nature and was known as the chief. The social and political power also rested in the hands of the chiefs who presided over the assemblies. Ownership of the land area was in the hands of the clan but the land was cultivated by the dasa-karmakara or the slaves.