brahmanas in A Sentence

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    Mahabharata Ramayana Brahmanas.

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    But the religious revival also increased the power and arrogance of the Brahmanas.

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    The sultan ordered that all Brahmanas and learned Hindus should become Musalmans or leave the valley.

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    These rules, as prescribed by the Brahmanas, were accepted by the rulers of large kingdoms.

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    In other words land grants to the Brahmanas were the most striking development in this direction.

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    It says that in Canton itself there were three brahmana temples in which Indian Brahmanas resided.

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    Brahmanas were appointed for providing bed and food to the Hindu travelers, and grains for their horses.

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    The Brahmanas were exercising a tremendous control over the social and religious life of the people of the time.

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    During the fourth century the Gupta rulers established political control over north Bengal and began to settle Brahmanas in this area.

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    It may be mentioned that the Brahmanas of that time were the repositories of culture and education and were held in highest esteem.

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    The bhaktas were highly pleased. The smartha Brahmanas became jealous of Nimai Pandita's success and complained to Chand Kazi against the character of Chaitanya as un-Hindu.

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    The first priority in India, therefore, was to free the poor Hindus from the stranglehold of the Brahmanas and destroy the places where evil spirits were worshipped.

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    The first priority in Bharat, therefore, was to free the poor Hindus from the stranglehold of the Brahmanas and destroy the places where evil spirits were worshiped.

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    Brahmanas were not allowed to eat nonvegetarian food, but the popularity of fish in the local diet made the Brahmanical authorities relax this prohibition for the Bengal Brahmanas.

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    The four Vedas, their commentaries the Brahmanas, the appendices of the Brahmanas known as the Aranyakas and Upanishads are regarded by many as the revealed scriptures of the Hindus.

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    The complexities of the Vedic religion and the autocratic control of the priestly class, that is, the Brahmanas, made thoughtful people to seek for a simpler, intelligible religion.

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