1.Bramhan(priest) 2.Kshatriya(warrior) 3.Vaishya(trader) 4.Shudra(slaves) bramhan,kshatriya vaishya had higher social status while shudras were the lowest class of the society.According to varnas,bramhan should teach,carry out spiritual worships n all,Kshatriya should rule(king) and fight(soldier) vaishya should make food(farmer) or trade.n shudras should do all chores like cleaning,and be slave of other 3 varna's people...There was a myth like all dis varnas were produced from Bramha(the god who created universe)bramhans were formed from the mouth of bramha,so they should teach n all,Kshatriya were formed from the hands of bramha so they shud fight n rule,Vaishya were formed from the belly of bramha so they shud feed all other varnas,n shudras were formed from the foot of bramha so they shud do all low-quality works...This varna system futher evolved n resulted in caste system
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"what is bad about the varna system" is not the same question as "what is varna" varna is Hindu religious-social group known as a "caste"
Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, Burgas, Veliko Tyrnovo
The four major social ranks in the Varna system are Brahmins (priests and scholars), Kshatriyas (warriors and rulers), Vaishyas (merchants and farmers), and Shudras (laborers and service providers). These four varnas were believed to be originally created from different parts of the cosmic being.
Varna, a city and seaside resort, can be located in Bulgaria. It's a major tourist destination next to the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast, and has a lot of culture surrounding it.
Sofia as Capital, Varna as major port city
Varna's population is 334,870.
Mahavira's varna was Kshatriya, or warrior.
Sudra life was characterized by performing manual labor and services for the higher varna groups. Sudras were expected to serve the other varnas and were considered the lowest in the social hierarchy. They did not have access to the same privileges or opportunities as the higher varnas and had limited social mobility.
The area of Varna is 238 square kilometers.