Although the Indus Valley Civilization was highly organized, there is no evidence to suggest that it was ruled by a centralized government. Instead, it is believed that the civilization was governed by a loosely organized network of city-states or autonomous communities, with each city having its own leaders.
These leaders may have been priests, merchants, or elders who held positions of influence and authority within their communities. However, the exact nature of their leadership and the specific individuals who held these positions remain subjects of ongoing research and speculation.
