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प्रश्न
Describe the social life of the Rig Vedic Aryans with reference to the following:
Position of Women
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उत्तर
With reference to the given heads the social life of the Rig Vedic Aryans is described below:
Position of Women: Women were given equal status to that of men in society. They were permitted to participate in all the religious rites. Gaining education had not been restricted to them. There were women scholars who composed hymns and were well-versed in the sacred scriptures. Girls could seek husbands of their own choice. Monogamy was in custom, but polygamy was also practiced by many. Child-marriage, the Sati system, and Purdah did not exist among the Aryans, The women attended all social functions and gatherings. The general tendency of people was to have male births rather than females. They used to perform prayers seeking the birth of the male child. But, in the case of females, people had a repulsive attitude they did not like to have female-baby.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Name the first of the Vedas. Or Which is the oldest Vedic literature.
Mention any of the Vedic hymns that enable us to reconstruct the Early Vedic Civilization.
What were the two main occupations of the Rig Vedic Aryans?
Discuss the sources to reconstruct the Early Vedic (Rig Vedic) Past with reference to the following:
Agni, the personification of Sacrificial fire.
Discuss the sources to reconstruct the Early Vedic (Rig Vedic) Past with reference to the following:
References to the Cow in the Rig Vedic hymns.
Describe the social life of the Rig Vedic Aryans with reference to the following:
Varna System
With reference to the following explains the main features of the Rig Vedic Economy:
Agriculture
What are known as the Varnashramas? Name them.
With reference to Vedic Period answer the following question:
Mention the periods of the Early and Later Vedic Periods.
With reference to the picture given to answer the following question:

What do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of studying in a Gurukul.
