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One consistent feature found in the history of southern India was the growth of small regional kingdoms rather than large empires because of :
1) absence of minerals like iron
2) too many divisions in the social structure
3) absence of vast areas of fertile land
4) scarcity of manpower
3) absence of vast areas of fertile land