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No.226
>Wears animal skin
>Uses an axe
>Kills kshatriya kings
>Even killed his mother , extremely sacrilegious in Vedic society
>Imp in Parshuram Kshtera, in South West of Coromandel coast, a very late addition to hindu society.
Was he a Tribal warrior , whogot adopted into Brahminical Culture mitro?

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PBH7CM
No.227
>>226(OP)
I think he's just an archetypical cope to try to wrestle some power back from Kshatriyas by justifying some manner of legitimacy for Brahmins while also trying to discredit the legitimacy of Kshatriyas.
It's a pattern we see in a lot of societies where the priestly class attempts to usurp power from a knightly class, and sometimes succeeds.
This largely becomes irrelevant in the long run due to presence of steppe nomads bringing about the next Assabiyah/Dynastic cycle, and becoming the next ruling class, until they get fully absorbed and integrated.

RsIRH+
No.228
>>227
Ignoring the metaphorical interpretations here for ke cause I do not believe any story is just invented. There are usually real figures involved in the events. Tell me what do you think of my tribal theory?

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PBH7CM
No.229
>>228
Well, in the first place, how do you define tribal?
Usually, they are people who do not have sustained agriculture and sedentary lifestyle.
They might be nomadic or semi Nomadic.
Are we talking about not adhering to the mainstream society? I guess that's also an element.
It's plausible but then, it fits the pattern, just with castist overtones.
FCwV3J
No.230
>>226(OP)
>extremely sacrilegious in Vedic society
abbe chamar ye purano wala shiv hai, ye koyi vedic diety nahi hai

RsIRH+
No.231
>>230
Ese chutiyo ko bhi entry mil jati is forum me kya ho bolu

RsIRH+
No.232
>>229
Yeah I think he was a figure from a Tribal or Adivasi tribe or maybe even a Brahman who was part of tribal culture (note lot of Brahman had their settler colonies all over forests of India) . Kinda like someone who lives in forests and relies on hunting gathering or semi agriculture
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RsIRH+
No.234
>>233
Where is the disrespect in this retard?


HeaCZH
No.235
>>227
> I think he's just an archetypical cope to try to wrestle some power back from Kshatriyas by justifying some manner of legitimacy for Brahmins while also trying to discredit the legitimacy of Kshatriyas
Incredible kshitriya cope, kek’d
p1hGv0
No.288
>>226(OP)
one jeet said something about usurping power ( i agree ) and shit reduces all the vedic literature into a political propaganda which is inherently a truth but not always the reason behind
i personally think of him as a subtle critique regarding the vague nature of caste system given his dialogues in the canon, his character inception might be a political way to integrate Kshatriyas way of life into the brahmanical way by appropriating it since we could see the rise of brahmin empires as well despite all his characteristics indicating he might not be the ortho brahmin in the first place.
bamans werent good in anything except being a toptier wordcels
tR7h7M
No.289
>>226(OP)
I dont think he even existed, maybe appropriation might have happened
tR7h7M
No.290
tR7h7M
No.291
>>235
kek yeah, it seems like a cope, since almost all societies valued their priestly and scholar classes