Pradyot Kumar Datta (1 results)
Published by Sanskrit Pustak Bhandar, Kolkata, 2007
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Add to basketHardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction caste and occupation. Abbreviations. 1. Degraded position of women. 2. Restriction on intermarriage. 3. Wedding ceremony of the Aryans. 4. Ideal of family life. 5. Inheritance Daya son and daughter. 6. Inheritance Daya in general. 7. Wife's property. 8. Festivals.… 9. Morality. 10. Social life caste system. Conclusion. Bibliography. From the Preface The Veda is the storehouse of knowledge containing life style morality property various works of the Aryans. A detailed discussion of their social system shows an idea of such people to attempt self sufficiency from the supplies of sorts of occupations through the family life of socialism. The foundation of the social structure in the Vedic period was the family. The society was divided into tribes settled in different regions mainly some groups known as Varna i.e. Caste that had separate occupations and also activities. The Veda shows dignity of labour. The education system was not neglected. Some of people lived to understand the hymns and rise to the rank of seers. However all such contents are being brought together in this topic so that the purpose of ungrudging aspects of the Vedas may be at ready reach in an end. 50 pp.