Question

Please Explain breiflly ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

This conversation taken from the Rigveda is between Sarama,

the hound of Lord Indra and the local inhabitants of the region,

Panikal. The conversation is about the request placed by the

Aryans to have possession of the cattle

reared by the people of the area.

About 3500 years ago, Aryans arrived at the

Sapta Sindhu region in the north western

part of India. What assisted them most

in their journey were the horses and

the chariots pulled by the horses. The

horse skeletons and the remnants of the

chariots in the paths travelled by the

Aryans are evidences for their arriva.

We get information regarding the life of the people in the

Sapta Sindhu region from the Rigveda. What were the

peculiarities of the life of the people there? Let's us explore

it further.

Aryans belonged to different tribes.

Each tribe comprised of many families.

The eldest member of the tribe was selected as the

head of the tribe.

There were different tribal assemblies to assist the

tribal heads. These assemblies were known as Vidatha,

Sabha and Samithi.

The main occupations of the Aryans was cattle rearing

and farming.

They fought battles for pastoral grounds and cattle.

The Sapta Sindhu

The area including river

Saraswathi together with

river Sindhu and her

tributaries Jhelum,

Chenab, Ravi, Beas and

Sutlej is regarded as the

Sapta Sindhu region.