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Mkey [24]
3 years ago
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Pls help will mark brainliest

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g100num [7]3 years ago
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The Varnas ordered from top (highest status) to bottom (lower status):

Brahmins (priests, teachers and scholars)

Kshatriyas (warriors, administrators and rulers)

Vaishyas (merchants and farmers)

Shudras (laborers)

Dalits (<em>avarna</em>)

As you can see, the Varnas are fundamentally 4. However there are certain tribes that don't belong to any Varna, such as the Dalits which are classified as <em>avarna</em>.


Hope this clears things up!

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