History · Ancient Indian Society
In ancient texts like Manusmriti and Mahabharata, what did the term 'Vrishala' primarily denote?
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- 1One who deviates from or destroys righteousness (Dharma)✓
- 2An foreign merchant engaged in maritime trade
- 3A sovereign ruler who completed Ashvamedha Yajna
- 4A person of the highest priestly class
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One who deviates from or destroys righteousness (Dharma)
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