What are the four social classes that emerged from aryan society?

Answer 1

The Caste System:

Brahmins--The "upper class"; educated people who traditionally were the priestly class.

Kshatriyas--warriors and politicians; also includes administrators. These people were originally the royal classes; kings, etc.

Vaishyas--farmers and merchants

Shudras--common laborers

There are also the "outcastes"--people outside these four classes and treated as the lowest people; these include Muslims, people who tan cowhide leather, or do society's "dirty work". Civil rights movements focus on protecting these people's rights.

Answer 2

in the Buddhism culture They use a certain system called the caste system there are five classes\

Highest are the Brahmans they are priests

next is the Kshatriya the were warriors

Next is the vyisha they were merchants or farmers

next is the sudras they were skilled laborers

last are the pariah they were outcasts and were punished for even looking at someone not in the same class as them

Answer 3

The 4 castes in Hinduism are

Brahmins:assisting people with worship

Kshatriyas:made of soldiers and nobles

Vaishyas:made of farmers,merchants, and craftspeople

Shudras:servants and labors

Answer 4

The Social structure of the ancient Hindus was based on Varnas. People were divided according to their occupation. The Brahmans were considered on top and decided the rules. The Kshatriyas were the ruling people who defended the subjects. The Vaisyas were the traders and the lowest rung was the Shudras who consisted of labourers and farmers or the working people.

Answer 5

=1st class- priests==2nd class- rulers==3rd class- merchants==4th class- servants=

Answer 6

Brahmins
Kshatriyas
Vaishyas
Shudras

Answer 7

Historically, the Indian social classes were defined by thousands of hereditary groups, often termed as jātis or castes.

Answer 8

Brahmins, Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudra