What role did Buddhists play in the Tang dynasty's economy? Monks collected funds from the peasants for the dynasty. They donated land to the dynasty to add to the equal-field system. Buddhist groups made large donations to the dynasty's treasury. Monasteries paid higher taxes than the average peasant.

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Elisa Finley

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6 November, 23:00

What role did Buddhists play in the Tang dynasty's economy? Monks collected funds from the peasants for the dynasty. They donated land to the dynasty to add to the equal-field system. Buddhist groups made large donations to the dynasty's treasury. Monasteries paid higher taxes than the average peasant.

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Payton Rios · Answer 1

"Monasteries paid higher taxes than the average peasant" would be the best option from the list, since this group was especially discriminated against, especially economically.