History · Kinship, Caste and Class
What underlying socioeconomic factor often determined the social position and status of actors like slaves and landless agricultural labourers in early Indian societies?
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- 1Their direct physical proximity and access to the ruling king's royal court
- 2Their maternal lineage and kinship networks within pastoral communities
- 3Their institutionalized access to, and control over, economic resources and property✓
- 4Their internal personal religious beliefs and spiritual practices
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Their institutionalized access to, and control over, economic resources and property
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