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The Laws of Manu, an ancient Hindu text, reflect the assumption that women are inherently subordinate to men and dependent on them for social and economic stability. They promote the idea that women should be devoted to their fathers, husbands, and sons, emphasizing their roles primarily as caretakers and homemakers. Furthermore, these laws often restrict women's rights in areas such as inheritance and education, reinforcing a patriarchal structure that limits their autonomy and agency in society.
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How do the sages describe Manu?
well because sages approsched manu well by approaching the laws of manu.
What are the laws of manu?
the laws of manu are the laws of Karma: anyone attempting to enforce Manu's laws through cruelty will be dealt with by Nature - (disasters/diseases) best to always practice kindness to oneself and all ie. veg diet treating females w/respect&love respecting minorities etc. after all we are all minorities
What rights are accorded to Hindu women in The Law of Manu?
The Law of Manu accorded Hindu women to be part of the family and help in the sacred human re-creation process.
Why do Hindus study the laws of Manu?
according to hindu mythology manu was the first man on earth apart from gods. Thus they follow lwas of manu as he is the great father of all man kind.
How tall is Manu Toigo?
Manu Gerino is 163 cm.
What is the birth name of Sam Manu?
Sam Manu's birth name is Samiuela Manu.
What is the birth name of Manu Bennett?
Manu Bennett's birth name is Jonathan Manu Bennett.
What is the birth name of Arnold Manu?
Arnold Manu's birth name is Anolo Siale Manu.
How tall is manu feildel?
Manu Falcon is 180 cm.
Kanu is 24years old kanu is twice as old as manu was when kanu was as old as manu is now how old is manu?
manu is 24 years
What actors and actresses appeared in Manu - 1990?
The cast of Manu - 1990 includes: Michel Elias as Manu
Which is the oldest code of law in India?
The earliest known code of law was the Hammurabi code. It was the first laws codified together.
