With reference to the history of India, the terms kulyavapa and dronavapa denote

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Gupta Economy: The agricultural crops constituted the main resources which the society produced and the major part of the revenue of the state came from agriculture. Various types of land are mentioned in the inscriptions:Kshetra: land under cultivationKhila: uncultivable landAprahata: jungle or forest landGopata Sarah: pasture landVasti: habitable landDifferent land measures were known in different regions such as Nivartana, Kulyavapa, and Dronavapa. In the inscriptions of Bengal, terms like Kulyavapa and Dronavapa are used. It is not possible to classify the regions precisely according to the crops grown, but all the major categories of crops – cereals like barley, wheat, and paddy, different varieties of pulses, grams, and vegetables as well as cash crops like cotton and sugarcane – were known long before the Gupta period and continued to be cultivated.Source: Upinder Singh: A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India