The social order is between the castes and the untouchables. The castes are a group of people who are either in the city or an untouchable. An untouchable is a person that lives outside the city because they are belived to be impure. Even the slightest touch can harm another persons social status.
In Hinduism no one is forced to embrace Caste System. rather it is individuals who retain their caste system mainly because they see their caste with pride and respect. caste system was originally made to help society survive and cherish.
Brahmans are the highest, and Shudras are the lowest
according to Mythology caste system was made to divide people according to their jobs. With the help of caste system society was able to sustain it self.
Hinduism was based on Caste system, social class was defined as casts in Hinduism. brahmans, kshatriyas , viashya and shudras were the major classes.
It's called a Caste.
Hinduism
Hinduism focuses on Caste system to sustain the society and civilisation. Buddhism focuses on individual equality and rights, and does not discriminate between two men or women.
Hinduism
It was organized by forms of religions, such as Hinduism, with its beliefs and later the religion and all the beliefs formed Hinduism. There were social castes such as peasants, middle class, and upper class.
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Hinduism has a caste system which they believe is determined at birth and based on existing Karma accumulated from previous lives.
There is nothing.
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Hinduism had many traditional garments, they differed greatly from class to class. For women these gramnets were more unified and were called sarees.
Hinduism
Hinduism