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why was yajnas performed in the early vedic period​

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In ancient Hinduism, yajnas refer to a sacred ritual done in front of a fire. This ritual was popular during the Vedic Period, especially between 1500-1200 BC. Normally, they were performed for the community, and many people participated.

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Why was yajnas performed in the early vedic period?

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In ancient Hinduism, yajnas refer to a sacred ritual done in front of a fire. This ritual was popular during the Vedic Period, especially between 1500-1200 BC. Normally, they were performed for the community, and many people participated.

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