Question

mention the yajnas performed by the later Vedic people?​

Answer 1

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The two sacrifices or yajnas performed by the king during the later vedic period were Asvamedhya yajna and rajasuyu yajna. The purpose of both these yajnas was the establishment of overlordship of a king over his neighbouring kingdoms.

Answer 2

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Wealth obtained from conquering a battle was distributed among all sections of the society. Some of this wealth was also used for performing rituals (yajnas).

Yajna was an elaborate ritual. Sacrifices were made during yajnas. Ghee and grains were offered to the fire. Animal sacrifice was also performed.

Most of the male members were expected to take part in the battle. There was no practice of maintaining a regular army. The army was made up of people from different occupations. A person was chosen from them to lead the army.

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