Practicing Success
According to Ibn Battuta, what was a postal system in India, wherein horses were stationed at every four miles? |
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Ibn Batutta described the Indian postal system as very efficient. There were two kinds of the postal system. The horse-post, called uluq, was run by royal horses stationed at a distance of every four miles. The foot-post had three stations per mile, it was called 'dawa', which is one-third of a mile. |