Is India's caste system a measure to distinguish Aryans from other ethnic aborigines? Are Aryans mixed with locals?

Religion in ancient India was associated with the caste system, which was also called "Varna" (color,

This system is actually a deformation of slavery. About 1500 BC, Aryans

Call yourself "noble", call the conquered "Dasa", and use "Dasa" and "Darcy"

Calling male and female prisoners of war slaves. Later, there were different grades among Aryans, forming four kinds.

The surname system, that is, the Brahmin caste, is in charge of religious sacrifice, divination and chanting, which is called the monk class in history. they

Explain Vedic classics and intervene in social affairs; Khrushchev caste acts as a warrior, and the king belongs to this caste.

Responsible for military and administrative affairs; Vedas, ordinary Aryan civilians, are mostly engaged in handicrafts, animal husbandry and commerce.

Industry, there are rich people, but no privileges; Sudra caste, mainly from the conquered, also has.

A few Aryans, including slaves and poor people close to civilians, reconciled legally.

Religion has lost its right to protection. The first three castes are Aryans, who are "reborn" and the last one.

Caste is a "non-regenerative race". According to the myth created by Brahmanism and Manu Code, the four castes belong to the world.

Rokhman, the grandparents of the world (Prusa, they may be one person), her mouth, hands, legs,

They are created with feet, so they all have specific occupations, and the boundaries cannot be confused.

Leaders are mainly religious consciousness and behavior created by Brahman caste.

When the name India is mentioned, the caste system in India has to be mentioned. The caste system is a traditional social system with Indian characteristics, which originated around 2000 BC when India was still a slave society. The word "caste" is called "Varna" in Indian Sanskrit, which means color or quality. Therefore, the caste system, also known as the Varna system, is divided according to people's skin color, social status and ownership of land and wealth. Traditionally, Indian social classes have been divided into four classes-Brahmins (monks and nobles), Khrushchev (military and administrative nobles), Vedas (merchants) and sudra (conquered slaves).

Brahmins are priests and nobles. Mainly focusing on theocracy, divining fortune and misfortune, monopolizing culture, and reporting farming time, it has the highest social status.

Khrushchev is a military aristocrat of Aryan, including officials at all levels below the king, who holds all the powers of the country except theocracy.

Boromen and Khrushchev, two high castes, occupied most of the wealth in ancient Indian society and lived by exploitation, so they were the ruling classes in society. Vedas are ordinary workers in ancient Indian society, that is, the middle and lower classes of Aryans, including farmers, craftsmen and businessmen, who must pay taxes to the state.

Sudra refers to those who have lost their land and those who have been conquered, and are actually in the status of slaves.

Under sudra, there has always been a group without caste-Da Park Jung Su people, who are also commonly known as the "fifth caste" because of their status far below the top four surnames. According to Hindu teachings, Da Park Jung Su people are called Da Park Jungsu people, which means "untouchable people". Not only can other castes not associate with them, but they can't even drink from a well. People of high caste generally don't communicate with untouchables, and even stay away from each other when giving alms, and never have physical contact.

As the lowest stratum of Indian society, for thousands of years, the life and property of people in Park Jung Su have lacked basic protection. Even today, in the vast Indian countryside and even some cities, Da Park Jung Su people are discriminated, beaten, abused and even killed by high-caste people. Compared with other castes, the lives of Dalits are generally miserable and generally below the poverty line. To illustrate the life difference between Dalits and high castes, here is an example. On June 8, 2006, 65438+1October 8, 2006, an accident occurred at the construction site. A worker fell from the boiler steel frame at 3 1m and died on the spot. His family received compensation of 200,000 rupees, equivalent to 40,000 RMB (I will elaborate on their compensation standards when I introduce Indian law later). Not long ago, vikram Chatwo, an Indian billionaire, held a wedding. The feast and singing lasted for a week and cost 50 million pounds.

All caste occupations in India are hereditary and do not intermarry with each other to maintain strict boundaries. In this way, the descendants of Dalits will always be Dalits, and from the moment they are born, they have been doomed to be inferior. It's terrible and cruel to think about it. Children born after elopement between men and women of different castes are also regarded as untouchables and most despised. In order to maintain the caste system, Brahmin monks preach that it is God's will to divide people into four castes, which is natural. Slave owners also made many laws, the most typical of which is the Code of Manu. Each caste has its own institution to handle its internal affairs and supervise its people to strictly abide by the Manu code and traditional customs. Those who violate the rules will be punished by the Brahmin priests or expelled from the caste. Brahmin monks also preach that only those who obey the rules and regulations can be promoted to a higher caste in the afterlife. Therefore, in India, even the da Park Jung Su people themselves have never felt that this caste system is unfair. They are always obedient and obedient, hoping to have a good baby in the next life.

The most severe punishment for people of high caste is to be expelled as untouchables. Dalits can only live outside the village, can't contact with Brahmins, and can only engage in occupations that are considered as the lowest level, such as carrying corpses, removing feces, cleaning rooms, etc. Our camp employs several sanitation farmers, probably untouchables, because people with castes don't do this kind of work. But in India, it is impolite to ask people about their caste. People don't know English, and I can't prove it. In ancient times, Da Park Jung Su people had to wear special signs, make special noises in their mouths, or knock some utensils to remind people with higher castes to avoid in time. If a brahmin comes into contact with an untouchable, it is considered unlucky, and a purification ceremony will be held after coming back.

India has experienced several social forms from ancient times to modern times, but the caste system has continued and become the ruling tool of the exploiting classes in past dynasties. After a long period of evolution, the caste system has become more and more complicated. In addition to the four castes, there are thousands of sub-castes.

Today, the remnants of the caste system still exist in India. According to incomplete statistics, among the Indian population of 654.38+0 billion, the Park Jung Su people who are most oppressed and exploited are about 654.38+0.6 billion. Among them, about 2/3 people are illiterate, and only 7% people can drink clean drinking water. More than half of them live in rural areas. There are many villages on both sides of the road from Calcutta to Sagati. Not far from the village, there are some low tents or huts. In this area with serious power shortage, they absolutely don't need electricity. Only the oil lamp gives off a faint light, and the untouchables live there.