Question

The outlying villages of the Chola Kingdom acknowledged the kings as their overlords because:

Answer 1

Answer: King

It emerged as the most powerful empire on the subcontinent in the 9th century and maintained its dominance until the 12th century. Like a dynasty of Tamil origin, its center of power was located in the south of the Indian peninsula. Its zenith occurred during the 10th, 11th and 12th centuries.