Question

An example of the low status of women in the Rajput period is-

Answer 1

Answer: the 2 examples of the low status of women in the Rajput period is-

1) they were not allowed to dance or walk freely outside (even the queens)

2) if any stranger visits their home or palace they were not allowed to see them freely, for them a veil or a 'ghoonghat' was necessary to wear in front of strangers or men.

in a nutshell: a married Rajput woman should follow the so called rules to keep her family status high outside

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Answer 2

The women during Rajput period had very low status. The rights of women were orthodox and miserly.

• Low-class Rajput women were adamantly denied the moral right to study scriptures and vedas.

• In possible terms of culture and men, women were also expected to pursue higher values.      
• They were expected to gladly sacrifice themselves, along with their deceased husbands, by merely sitting atop on the burning flame. This discriminatory practice was commonly identified as the Sati tradition.