What caste does Khan belong to in India? (Brahman, Khrushchev, Veda, sudra)

Khan comes from Turkic language, meaning "monarch", "maharaja" and "leader", and is mainly a Muslim aristocratic caste of Mongolian and Patan descent. Not from India.

Aamir Hussain Khan himself is not a Hindu, but a Muslim, so Aamir Hussain Khan does not belong to any Hindu caste, but belongs to Ashraf, the highest social stratum of Indian Muslim society. In India, it is actually the woman, not the man, who marries him. Marry a higher caste, and the dowry will double. Asin will marry Amy only if she wants to collect three ambassador cars for her dowry. Amy was afraid that the time would drag on too long, so she said two cars would do. Asin just said, "Then find a woman in your class to get married." Asin's caste in the play is lower than Amy's, so the main thing is to reduce the number of men to two.

Although Islam advocates "all believers are brothers and everyone is equal", on the one hand, Indian Muslims are greatly influenced by the Indian civilization circle, on the other hand, many Indian Muslims originated from the conversion of Hindus. Therefore, in India, although Islam entered India, it had a great impact on India's caste system, but it also formed an Islamic culture with Indian characteristics, and Indian Muslims developed their own "caste-like" class. Its different class structure lacks ideological support and endorsement, so that there is not much inequality under different classes of Indian Muslims, unlike Hindu castes, which have far-reaching influence and forced the lower castes to convert in large numbers.

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In early India, there were no surnames, or they were not used to using surnames. Later, despite the popularity of the caste system, Indians used extremely limited surnames, and they could only test Sharma used by Brahmins, Vuormaa used by Chhatri and Gubuta used by Vedas. It was not until the end of 18 that surnames were widely used in India under the influence of Arabs and Europeans. The local common surnames are mainly John, Nehru, Marthur, Roy, Ajalai and Singh.

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. Chhatri is an Aryan military aristocrat, including officials at all levels below the king, who holds all the powers of the country except theocracy. Brahman and Khrushchev, two senior 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 the freemen who lost their land and the conquered Dalopita people, who are actually in the status of slaves. All castes are hereditary and do not intermarry with each other to maintain strict boundaries. Children born to men and women of different castes are considered untouchables, or untouchables. Dalits are not among the four castes and are 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. In the classic Vedas of Brahman, Boroman explained the birth of caste system with myth, saying that after the death of the original giant Prusa, Brahma made Brahman with his mouth, Khrushchev with his hands, Vedas with his legs and sudra with his feet. Brahmin monks also preach that those who abide by the rules and obey the rules can be promoted to a higher caste in the afterlife, otherwise they will be reduced to a lower caste. Therefore, for the vast number of workers and slaves, we should submit to it, give up the struggle, abide by the "Buddhist law" formulated by the slave owners, and do not aggravate the disaster in the next life.

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India-Baidu Encyclopedia?