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14. State the difference in the position of women between the Early Vedic and Later Vedic
12. Name the four
13. How did trade become a pivot around which the life of the people revolved?
15. Name the four ashramas into which the human life span was divided, indicating the
span for each
16. State briefly the change that occurred in the position of the Brahmins in the Later Vedic de
17. State two important changes that took place in the society in the process of its transe
from the Early Vedic Period to the Later Vedic Period.
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According to available vedic literature, in early vedic age woman enjoyed a position of respect and esteem and there was a gradual decline in the status of woman in later Vedic period. There was no seclusion or purdah system, woman moved freely and participated in the public feasts and festivals.
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During the Later Vedic Age, trade became quite prominent; so the settlement or the towns and cities developed around the main trade centers. Thus, the city life moved according to the activities associated with the trade.
Human life was assumed to be of 100 years. It was divided into four parts: Brahmacharya, grhastha, vanprastha, and sannyasa. These are the four ashrams of a human being or should be. Each ashram is of 25 years approximately with some flexibility in the number of years.
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According to available vedic literature, in early vedic age woman enjoyed a position of respect and esteem and there was a gradual decline in the status of woman in later Vedic period. There was no seclusion or purdah system, woman moved freely and participated in the public feasts and festivals.
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