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How were raids on neighbouring states viewed?
AA lawful way to gain wealth
BA crime punished by the gana
CA religious sin for rulers
DA duty only of common men
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A lawful way to gain wealth
Raids on neighbours were recognised as a lawful way for a state to gain wealth.
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