The Gurkhas imposed tax on leather goods which was known as

The correct answer is (a) Salani.

Salani was a tax imposed by the Gurkhas on leather goods. It was a form of indirect tax, which means that it was levied on the production or sale of a good, rather than on the person who consumed it. The tax was collected by the Gurkha government and used to fund its military and other expenses.

The other options are incorrect. Maanga was a tax imposed on land, Mijhari was a tax imposed on livestock, and Kushahi was a tax imposed on salt.

Salani was a

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