Name the village assembly where the landowner was not a Brahmin.

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The village assembly in Ur had a non-Brahmin landowner.
The inscriptions of the Pallavas provide information about the assemblies that were prevalent during ancient times in Southern India. These assemblies were the Sabha, the Ur, and the Nagarama. The Sabha was a sub-committee responsible for agricultural operations, making roads, local temples, and irrigation. The next assembly was the Ur, where the landowner was not a Brahmin but a common man. The third and last assembly was the Nagarama, an assembly for a kingdom's merchants. Thus, the Pallava inscription provides information about the assemblies that were present during ancient times.

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