Correct option is D
The correct answer is (D) Vishaya > Bhukti > Rashtra
In the Rashtrakuta dynasty, the administrative structure was organized in the following order:
Vishaya: The lowest administrative unit, which was similar to a district or local area.
Bhukti: The middle unit, corresponding to a province or region.
Rashtra: The highest administrative unit, which was like a large territorial division or kingdom.
This hierarchical structure allowed for efficient management and control of the vast territories of the Rashtrakuta empire.
The Rashtrakutas were known for their strong administration, which helped them control a large part of the Indian subcontinent during their reign (8th-10th century).
Vishayas were headed by Vishayapatis (district heads), while Bhuktis were governed by Bhuktis or Prantpatis (regional governors).
The Rashtra was an important territorial division, with the emperor directly controlling it or assigning trusted generals.