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Was Buddhism less egalitarian than Hinduism?

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Is caste less society possible?

Kerala seems to be the most egalitarian state in India, but as long as there is room for inequality in a civilization, it will happen.


How did the Ganaka people lose their Brahmin status?

The Ganaka people lost their Brahmin status due to their firm egalitarian attitude in providing astrological service to all in the society (for King and sudra alike). Other Brahman groups considered the Ganaka to be inferior. In addition to that, the intolerance towards the Kaniyar people's excellence in ancient branches of science (astronomy, astrology and Ayurveda) and the Sanskrit language is also believed to have paved the way to degrading them to a lower status.


What effect did his becoming the buddha have on life in India?

The Buddha's enlightenment and teachings profoundly transformed life in India by introducing the concepts of compassion, non-attachment, and the pursuit of inner peace. His philosophy challenged the existing caste system and ritualistic practices of Hinduism, promoting a more egalitarian approach to spirituality. This led to the spread of Buddhism, which attracted followers from various backgrounds and encouraged social reform. As a result, the Buddha's influence contributed to a significant philosophical and cultural shift in Indian society, fostering dialogue around ethics and the nature of suffering.


How many kinds of diversity are prevalent in India?

Social diversity is a feature of a society which is determined by caste, class, religion, occupational pattern in a given territory. This is very different from social hierarchy where society is divided into several layers of superiority and inferiority. In case of social diversity social hierarchy may be present but at the same time society may be egalitarian i.e. hierarchy-less which is present so called in tribal society. all the determinants given are not necessarily present at the same time together.