The Evolution of Man and Society |
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Polygamy and Hypergamy The evolution of the Indian caste system has manifestly been influenced by assimilation , invasion and revolution . Within it are contained groups of people following matrilinear as well as patrilinear inheritance ...
Polygamy and Hypergamy The evolution of the Indian caste system has manifestly been influenced by assimilation , invasion and revolution . Within it are contained groups of people following matrilinear as well as patrilinear inheritance ...
الصفحة 363
the warrior caste . The most conspicuous group to derive from these invaders were those whose governing class were the Kshatriya and who , reinforced by Huns and Scythians , became known after the seventh century A.D. as the Rajput ...
the warrior caste . The most conspicuous group to derive from these invaders were those whose governing class were the Kshatriya and who , reinforced by Huns and Scythians , became known after the seventh century A.D. as the Rajput ...
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All this tells us of the consequences of caste . It omits however the key to the system , the cause of its origin and preservation in the regulation of breeding . The uniformity of action , the conformity of belief , the submission to ...
All this tells us of the consequences of caste . It omits however the key to the system , the cause of its origin and preservation in the regulation of breeding . The uniformity of action , the conformity of belief , the submission to ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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