Question

Describe the ‘ideal of Patriliny’ and ‘Gendered access to Property’ prevailing during sixth century B.C.E. to sixth century C.E.

Answer 1

The following are the descriptions of ‘Ideal of Patriliny’ and ‘Gendered access to Property’ prevailing during sixth century B.C.E. to sixth century C.E.:

Ideals of Patriliny:

• During the sixth century BCE, patriliny was not practiced as firmly as it began to be practiced in the later period. According to Vedas, the eldest woman in the family had an equal position to that of the eldest man in the family. By the time the sixth century CE arose, the position of the women had degraded both in family and society as they had started being looked at as inferior to men.

Gendered access to Property:

• During the sixth century BCE, the property that was accumulated by the parents was inherited equally by the children, irrespective of their gender. As time changed, the eldest son in the family started being considered as the most eligible heir of the parents. During the sixth century CE, women did not have the right to inherit the property of their parents.

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Answer 2

Ideal of Patriliny and gendered Access to property from " Cent BCE to g 35,

Cent CE :

1. Under patriliay, sons could claim the resources (including the throne in the case of the Kings of their fathers when the latter died

The war of Mahabharata was a fought over the sue of patriliny.

1 # was feud ever land and power between two wamego family

4 This ideal existed even before war.

5 Most of the dynasties followed this nie.

6. times when there was no won the brothers acceded.

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there were no brothers, kinsa claimed the throne

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of the Kur

sexceptional cases women such as Prabhavati Gupta exercised power

9. Any other relevant point

Gendered Access to property

1. After the death of the father, palomal estate was equally divided among sons.

2

Women could not claim any share

1 Women could have only Stridhan

Prabhavati Gupta was an except when a woman claimed the resources of her father

4

5 Manusmriti warmed women against honouring wealth, family property and valuables without husband's permission

6

6 Women acquire wealth during the ritual of marriage, bridal processions,

o token of affection from her brother, mother

ther as a gift from her husband.

7. Any other relevant point