Rajasarja
Rajasarja is a term that appears in historical and economic contexts, particularly related to revenue collection and land administration in the Indian subcontinent. It refers to a specific type of tax or land revenue assessment. The term is derived from Sanskrit and can be broken down into "raja" meaning king or ruler and "sarja" which can refer to a levy or a share. Therefore, rajasarja can be understood as the king's share or the ruler's portion of the agricultural produce or land revenue.
Historically, rajasarja was a significant component of state income in various kingdoms and empires across India.