Inscriptions and literature of ancient India throw light on the socio-economic and political status of women of the time. Elucidate.
Introduction
Inscriptions and literature are a such Source of studying history including that of the various sections of society. Women were considered to be treated differently as history evaluated in different regions as was visible through literature & inscriptions.
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Inscriptions and literature are a such Source of studying history including that of the various sections of society. Women were considered to be treated differently as history evaluated in different regions as was visible through literature & inscriptions.
Literature 1. Vedic Literature
2. Sagar Literature It produced the good socio-economic conditions of women in Tamilakam.
3. Bhakti Literature It was also written by women many times Glossary gender equality in the Bhakti movement. eg. Andal, Lal Ded, Akkamahal - 4. Literature about Rules Women rules Rani Mangani of Pandy kingdom can be seen in work of Ratin.
Inscriptions The Satavahana period saw women even only in inscriptions eg. Nanghat Inscription The from inscriptions showcased the practice of sat which raises concerns about the conditions of women.
Thus, history can be viewed through a gendered lens by studying ancient inscriptions & literature
Conclusion
Thus, history can be viewed through a gendered lens by studying ancient inscriptions & literature
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- Covers multiple literary sources
- Mentions regional variations
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Karishma Nair
Indian Culture
Literature and inscriptions
Status of women
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