Briefly discuss any three causes leading to the rise of new religious sects in the 6th century .
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Causes leading to the rise of new religious sects in the 6th century
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The main causes for the rise of new religious sects are
- the dominance of the priestly class.
- from the later Vedic time the religion had lost its inner substance because of the strict religious ideology and rituals .All these rituals , sacrifices were not liked by the people . The Brahmanas have full monopoly over the religion and destroyed the morality of the Hindu religion in the form of sacrifices, various ceremonies and unnecessary practices.
- the social system was very oppressive especially for the lower classes. Untouchability was practiced . The lower class people lived a very degrading life.
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