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What does the term 'Gadhaiya' refer to in the context of early medieval Western India?

1. A type of silver and copper coinage
2. A village headman
3. A revenue administrative unit
4. A temple architecture style

Correct answer: A type of silver and copper coinage

Solution

Gadhaiya refers to a type of coinage used in early medieval Western India. It is associated with silver and copper currency, not with administrative or architectural terms.

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