Written on June 23rd, 2014 by admin

Regionale and aberregionale faktoren im der entwicklung vedischer

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The early development of the various groups and communities of Vedic Brahmins and their respective Vedic schools (śåkhå) is still largely unknown*. However, beginning with the 3rd century A.D. land grants to Brahmins are well documented on copper plates. A careful analysis of the grants permits a reconstruction of the history of the śåkhås in the Middle Ages.


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