Aims of hindu marriage??
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To give progeny and increase generation
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The aims of hindu marriage are as follows :
1) dharma
2) praja or progeny
3) kama
4) rina
5) social cultural continuity.
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The aims of hindu marriage may be described in the following manner.
1) dharma = the highest aim of marriage, according to the hindu thinkers was 'dharma'. For a hindu, marriage is meant for the fulfillment of his dharma as religious duties. As K.M. Kapadia says, ''marriage is desired not so much for sex or for progeny as for obtaining a partner for the fulfilment of one's religious duties''.
It is the duty of the householder to offer 'Pancha Maha Jajnas in the company of his wife. If the wife dies the householder must take a second wife for performing his obligations as sach a wife is a religious necessity for a hindu.
2) Praja or Pogeny = The second aim of hindu marriage is the procreation of children, particularly a male child. It is believed that putra or son saves the father from going to hell. Therefore, the birth of a male child has been so elevated among the hindu that procreation has become a religious duty. Thus, the hindu thinkers regarded procreation as duty in the interests of bath the family and community as well as for one's own salvation.
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