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well brahminsm had different beilfs then th aryan did so yup
according to scholars Hinduism started as Brahmanism when aryans came to indus valley. Brahmanism adopted popular faiths and beliefs from other religions and evolved into Hinduism.
Hinduism developed out of Brahmanism in ancient India. The transition from Brahmanism to Hinduism occurred over time, with the incorporation of new beliefs, practices, and deities into the religion. Hinduism became more inclusive and diverse, allowing for a wider range of spiritual practices and philosophical ideas.
Brahmanism came into contact with different beliefs and faiths of Dravidians and other civilisations, they adopted the best parts from every other culture and included it into Brahmanism. with time the change was so drastic that it developed as Hinduism.
very much important, Hinduism was originally Brahmanism. Aryans invaded India with this Brahmanism & Ultimate it became Hinduism as we know today.
Old gods became less important and people began to doubt that carrying out precise rituals were as important as the priests had claimed.
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Brahmanism was formed when Lord Brahma gave birth to their sons. Soon their sons populated this earth with their children and Hinduism was born.
No, Hinduism and Buddhism are two separate religions, even though they share many beliefs about compassion, kindness and charity. As it was Hinduism was in its infancy when Buddhism started. Ancient Hinduism was more closer to Brahmanism than the Hinduism that exists today.
India was mother land for Dravidian, when Aryans Invaded India their and Dravidian culture began to blend. These two quite different cultures slowly blended into one and modern Hinduism was born.
2) Identify beliefs and practices that related to science and technology 3) explain the ifluence