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Kshatriya (Sanskrit: क्षत्रिय, romanized:
Kṣatriya) (from
Sanskrit kṣatra, "rule, authority"; also
called Rajanya) is one of the four
varnas (social orders)...
- purity, the Brāhmans rank
above Kșatriyas, they
represent transcendental values, not
local ones. It is the
Kșatriyas, i.e. the Srēṣṭhas, who are the paradigmatic...
- "command",
corresponding to
Sanskrit kṣatra- (same meaning), from
which kṣatriya-, "warrior", is derived. Most recently, the form xšāyaθiya has been analyzed...
- the
Vajjika League, were a
kṣatriya tribe, and the Vaidehas' ****embly was
largely constituted of the
heads of the
kṣatriya clans of the tribe, although...
- this
territory while the
Videha republic was
ruled by an ****embly of the
kṣatriyas residing in and
around Mithilā, and
governing in the name of the Licchavika...
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sister Sumati; why not
Sumati be
given in
marriage to a
Kṣatriya; but
where to find an
eligible Kṣatriya boy? At this
stage Vinatā
asked him to go and meet...
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teachings helped establish the
ancient religion Jainism, is also
claimed to be
ksatriya by his
early followers.)
According to
early texts such as the Pali Ariyapariyesanā-sutta...
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susceptible to "mean caste"
slurs and
slights because of his
combined Kṣatriya (Rajput) and
cowherd (Ahir) background.".
Hiltebeitel 2009, p. 465. Mayaram...
- after. Just like a Vaidehas, Licchavikas, and Nāyikas, the
Mallakas were a
kṣatriya tribe, and each of the
republics of the
Mallakas were
organised into a...
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Numismatics A
History of Pāli Literature, 2000 Edition, p 648 B. C. Law Some
Ksatriya Tribes of
Ancient India, 1924, pp 230-253, Dr B. C. Law.
Anguttara Nikaya:...
