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Rajputs - Coggle Diagram
Rajputs
Caste System
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The Rajput's as a new caste system were more involved in image building and had supreme egos which made the caste system even more prominent.
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The ministers, officials, and feudal chiefs belonged to the upper class. So, they enjoyed the privileged to accumulate wealth as they were entitled to live in luzury and splendor.
Peasants were burdered with the land revenue and other taxes that were brutally taken by the feudal lords or else they had to render forced labor.
Condition of Women
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The Rajput women of low class were denied the right to study the Vedas. However, families of higher class received higher education.
They wrere supposed to follow higher ideals in terms of to their men and society. They were supposed to gladly sacrifice themselves along with the dead bodies of their husbands.
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Education & Science
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During this time, the overall growth of the knowledge of science slowed down as the society became increasingly rigid, thinking was mostly confined to traditional philosophy during this period.
About
They were the warriors who fought in battles and took care of the administrating functions. They rose to prominence during the 6th to 12th centuries.
They were valiant and aggresive fighters which they even considered their 'Dharma'. They valued qualities and ideals that were of very high fundamentals.
A few important rulers were Prithviraj Chauhan, Maharana Pratap, and Rana Kumbha.
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Paintings
The Rajput works of art can be ordered into two schools - the Rajasthani and the Pahari schools of painting
The system of both the schools is the same and both have made utilization of brilliant shades to explain scenes from the lives of the basic individuals.
The subjects of the artworks were enormously affected by the Bhakti religion and for the most part portray scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata
Architecture
The Rajputs were significantly great builders who expended extravagantly on building forts, palaces and temples to show off their gene
Rajput was also known of building irrigation canals, dams, and reservoirs which are still considered for their precision and high quality.