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Kshatriya

Kshatriya (Sanskrit: क्षत्रिय, romanized: Kṣatriya) (from Sanskrit kṣatra, "rule, authority"; also called Rajanya) is one of the four varnas (social orders) of Hindu society and is associated with the warrior aristocracy. The Sanskrit term kṣatriyaḥ is used in the context of later Vedic society wherein members were organised into four classes: brahmin, ks…

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Social classPurusha SuktaRigvedaPāṇiniPatanjali
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related to Later Vedic period · 27
Kshatriya → Although, An, Andhaka, Based, Brahman, Indians, Jaiswal, Jayaswal, Kātyāyana, Mahabharata, Patanjali, Purusha Sukta, Pāṇini, Rajan, Rajanya, Rajanyas, Ram Sharan Sharma, Rigveda, Rigvedic, Shudra
related to Mahajanapadas · 15
Kshatriya → BCE, Brahmanical, Buddhism, Due, However, In, Jainism, Kshatriyas, Mahajanapadas, Pali, Shudras, The, Vedic, Vedic Brahmanism, While
related to Lineage · 13
Kshatriya → Agni, Agnivanshi, Chandravamsha/Somavamsha, Itihasa-Purana, Lunar, Mahabharata, Nagavanshi, Nāgas, Solar, Suryavamsha, The, The Vedas, There
related to Emergence of "Puranic" Kshatriyas · 11
Kshatriya → Brahmins, CE, Deccan, Dynasties, In, Lunar, North India, Puranas, Solar, The Sanskritic, This
related to Post-Mauryan Kshatriyas · 8
Kshatriya → After, Brahmin, Haryana, Maurya Empire, Punjab, Rajasthan, The Shakas, Yavanas
related to Modern era · 3
Kshatriya → Pauline Kolenda, The Kshatriyas, Writing
related to Symbols · 3
Kshatriya → Ficus, In, India
related to Hindu ritual duties · 2
Kshatriya → The Kshatriyas, Vedas

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vedic kshatriyas rajanya period india later term class purusha sukta four lineage vaishya shudra rigveda status rulers claimed called social

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Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasIn0.60section
Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasCE0.60section
Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasBrahmins0.60section
Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasPuranas0.60section
Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasDynasties0.60section
Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasSolar0.60section
Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasLunar0.60section
Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasThe Sanskritic0.60section
Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasThis0.60section
Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasNorth India0.60section
Kshatriyarelated to Emergence of "Puranic" KshatriyasDeccan0.60section

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