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it is a system that works with jajman (patron) and the kamin (service provider)
and held together my a network of relations. It served as a medium of exchange between two individuals, service and return being the modes.
The jajmani system was a very important rural social institution in traditional
India. It grew up during the ancient phase of Indian history when occupational
differentiation and specialisation of various arts, crafts and menial services
developed and owners and non-owners of land emerged in villages. It
maintained its vitality in the medieval period. But it started declining during
the colonial period and now it is very weak in villages.
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