Question

analyse the role of bhopas during medival period and the illustrate the social values of rajputs

Answer 1

Answer:

Examine the pattern of societal transformation in India throughout the early mediaeval period. What role do these shifts play in agricultural expansion and state formation? The primary historical-societal processes or changes that happened during India's early mediaeval period were closely related to the political, economic, religious, and ideological processes that had been ongoing for much of the country's history, but acquired prominence especially during this period. As a result, every process can be better understood in relation to, and dependent on, other processes that were simultaneously taking place as certain fundamental movements at regional and local levels, rather than as a homogeneous phenomenon occurring at a pan-Indian level, given the diversity of the Indian subcontinent.

Explanation:

The Rajputs have a lot of good qualities. They were extremely generous and welcoming. Even their enemies were treated with kindness and forgiveness. Women were revered, yet they were viewed as inferior to men. The men put their lives on the line to keep their honour and respect. In a swayamvara, a woman was given the opportunity to pick her husband. There was no such thing as a purdah system. Although polygamy was common, the birth of a daughter was considered unlucky, and many Rajputs slaughtered the new-born female child. The wives were devoted to their husbands and readily performed sati and jaubar on their behalf. The casting system grew extremely rigid and complicated. There were a number of new castes and sub-castes created. Brahmins and kshatriyas were regarded as high castes, but vaishyas and shudras were considered low castes. The kings and nobles enjoyed a lavish lifestyle. The Rajputs had plenty of money and lived comfortably.