Where is the evidence about the Southern kingdom assemblies found?

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The evidence about the Southern assemblies is found in Pallava’s inscriptions.
The Sabha was a gathering of brahmin landowners. It had several functions and operated through subcommittees for irrigation, farming, building roads, maintaining local temples, etc. The Ur was a local assembly in areas where non-Brahmins owned the land. The name of the group of dealers of Nagaram. Rich landowners and businesses often controlled these gatherings. Land continued to be the kings' main source of tax revenue. The evidence about these southern kingdom assemblies is available in the Pallavas inscription found by the archaeologists.

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