Banjaras in Medieval India

Banjaras were merchant traders during the medieval period of Indian history who engaged in long-distance trade. They were mobile traders who traveled extensively across regions, transporting goods and engaging in commerce. They played a significant role in the medieval trade networks and economy. Options (a), (b), and (c) do not accurately describe the primary occupation and social role of Banjaras. The Banjaras were known for their commercial activities and were an important part of the medieval Indian economic structure.

Answer: (d).