History and Doctrines of the Ajivikas: A Vanished Indian Religion c18.s1.10

c18.s1.10

4. An inscription of Rājendra Coladeva at Āvaṇi, Kolar District, Mysore,³ dated in the King's third year (A.D. 1072). In it the inhabitants of the *viṣaya* declare a list of local taxes, and decide that the *Ācuvi-makkaḷ* are to pay one *kācu* each for the minor tolls, and that if they fail to do so they are to pay a further *kācu*. . . . Except for the house of the schoolmaster, the temple-manager, and the village watchman, and the houses which have paid the minor tolls, one-quarter *kācu* is levied on every house.⁴