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Unit-3 Village And The Outside World

This unit altogether provides you a broad view of the linkages of Indian villages with the outside world.

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Explain why village is a ‘little republic’ was on over simplified statement. Use about six lines for your answer.

Why was the village in pre-British India described as a ‘little republic’? Use about four lines for your answer

Give, in three lines, two examples of the incorporation of Coorg religious community in the wider Hindu religious community.

Define the processes of Universalisation and Parochialisation. Use about six lines for your answer.

What were the limitations on the development of intra-caste relations over a wide area in pre-British India? Use about five lines for your answer.

What are the two factors, responsible for better integration of Kumbapettai village into the wider economic system?

Give, in four lines, three reasons for the myth of economic self-sufficiency of the Indian village.

Account, in six lines, for the horizontal spread of caste-ties during the 21st century?

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Give, in three lines, two examples of the incorporation of Coorg religious community in the wider Hindu religious community.

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Written on Apr 24, 2019 3:37:38 PM

One important aspect of the process of Sanskritisation is the identification of a local god or goddess with some deity of the Hindu pantheon.
The two examples are:
The Coorg deity Ketrappa is identified with the Vedic deity Kshetrapala
The Cobra deity among the Coorgs is identified with Subramanya or Skanda, the son of Shiva.
This helped the Coorg religious community to become incorporated in the wider Hindu religious community.