Social Sciences, asked by daliakannu3, 9 months ago

Ri. (*)
Name the 'Varna' of society in which people were expected to fight battles in the
past.​

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Kshatriya

Explanation:

The Kshatriya varna came at the second number. The rulers came under this varna. They were expected to fight battles and to protect people. They could also perform sacrifices

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