Question

a ladder like formation in which all the caste groups are placed from the highest to the lowest castes.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

A ladder-like formation of caste groups is as follows:

Brahmins

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Kshatriyas

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Vaishyas

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Shudras

• A ladder-like formation in which all the caste groups are placed from the highest to the lowest castes is called Caste hierarchy.

• In Hinduism Brahmin is the highest caste followed by Kshatriyas, next Vaishyas and the last and lowest caste is Shudras.

• Brahmins are the priests and they are responsible for teaching and maintaining religious knowledge.

• Kshatriyas are the rulers or emperors. Kshatriyas placed in the second position in the caste system.

• The Vaishyas are the third-highest caste in Hindu varnas. The last one is the Shudras.

• The Shudras are the untouchables include workers, tribal people.

• This is the lowest caste in Hinduism.