In the medieval period, the division of Hindu society was primarily based on the Caste System, which categorized individuals into distinct social groups known as varnas. The four main varnas were Brahmins (priests and scholars), Kshatriyas (warriors and rulers), Vaishyas (traders and agriculturists), and Shudras (laborers and service providers). This hierarchical structure was reinforced by religious texts and social customs, leading to varying degrees of privilege and restriction among the castes. Additionally, local customs and occupations further contributed to the complexity of social stratification within Hindu communities.
Due to Muslim influence there was a wide transformation of Hindu Art and cultural activities. In the Medieval and Modern period many religious sects arouse to harmonize Hinduism and Islam. It adapted many Hindu doctrines, Sufi created the spirit of tolerance. The Muslims in their turn to pay homage to the Hindus returned the same to them.
When the Ghaznavids invaded the Indian Subcontinent in the 11th century, Hindu society faced significant upheaval. The invasions led to widespread destruction of temples, loss of life, and the displacement of communities. Many Hindus were subjected to forced conversions, while the social structure was deeply affected by the introduction of Islamic rule and culture. This period also marked the beginning of a long history of conflict and coexistence between Hindu and Muslim communities in the region.
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James Mill, in his work "The History of British India," periodized Indian history into three main epochs: Hindu, Muslim, and British. He characterized the Hindu period as one of stagnation and superstition, the Muslim period as marked by conquest and tyranny, and the British period as a time of progress and enlightenment. This division reflected Mill's Eurocentric views and his belief in the superiority of Western civilization. His framework influenced British colonial policy and perceptions of India for years to come.
A caste is any of the hereditary social classes of traditional Hindu society. An example of a caste class is the Shudra, who were the unskilled laborers.
The ancient period was called the hindu period because the rulers that ruled during this period were belonging to the hindu religion . The medieval period was known as the muslim period because the muslim rulers came to india to rule over. Akbar was one of them. Then came the britishers to rule over india . The time period during which the britishers ruled was known as british period and were called as the modern period.
The bhakti cult or movement was a Hindu religious movement that promoted the belief that salvation was attainable to everyone. It occurred in the medieval period.
you have to define "medival" period - plus it a too borad of a question imho - there are not a whole lot of hostoric documents when it comes to Nepal - but a lot can ne inferred from Hindu religious texts from India - since Nepal has existed as a Hindu nation for more than 2000 years.
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The Delhi Sultanate led to the decline of Hindu rulers in the region and the rise of Islamic influence. This period saw the destruction of Hindu temples and the imposition of jizya tax on non-Muslims. However, there was also cultural exchange and syncretism between Hindu and Islamic traditions during this time.
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There is no such thing as hindu age. But in gupta dynasty Hinduism was compulsory.
No, the Hindu women are not supposed to fast when they are in their periods.
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