Grants: The king occasionally gave Brahmanas grants ("brahmadeya"), which consisted generally of villages, water resources, wastelands etc. ("agraharas"). Such grants conferred on the donee the right to collect revenue and the right to be free of any regular tax himself and immunity from other harassments. Sometimes, the Brahmanas were relocated from North India, with a view to establish "varnashramdharma". Nevertheless, the existence of donees indicate the existence of a feudal class. Grants made to temples and religious institutions were called "dharmottara" and "devottara" respectively.