Question

The Panayapatti system was also known as Kanam and Otti.
A) True
B) False

Answer 1

Hint: According to this system, the person who took the land on lease used to give an amount as security to the landlord when he leased the land for cultivation. It has five Karai peoples and 385 Puligal. Panayapatti is an old dynasty Mutharaiyar village in Tamil Nadu, India.

Complete answer:
After the time of the Perumals, the Panayapatti system, which was also known as Kanam and Otti, became popular. According to this system, the person who took the land on lease (kanakudiyan) used to give an amount as security to the landlord when he leased the land for cultivation.

The Kana Kudiyan did not have any right to sell or transfer his land. He just had the right to cultivate in this land. Kuzhikanam was a kind of tax rebate that existed during this period. According to this, when the pattam was weighed by the Janmis, all the plants that had not yet begun yielding were exempted.

Option A) True – is a correct answer because the Panayapatti system was also known as Kanam and Otti.
Option B) False – is an incorrect answer because the Panayapatti system was also known as Kanam and Otti. Thus, it is incorrect here.

Hence, option A is the correct answer.

Note:
-There are five main temples in this village.
-It has postal code 622402. The streets are narrow and there are hairpin twists on the roads.
-According to this system, the person who took the land on lease used to give an amount as security to the landlord when he leased the land for cultivation.