Jiang says Hindu priests assimilated local folklore gods into a Hindu hierarchy, producing the appearance of a religion with many gods while preserving Brahmin gods at the top.
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Jiang says Hindu priests assimilated local folklore gods into a Hindu hierarchy, producing the appearance of a religion with many gods while preserving Brahmin gods at the top.
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"Now over time because Hinduism like the Proto -Iranian people are aggressive expansionist opportunistic they will defeat Buddhism in this struggle. Okay? And the..."
"...so you live in a village and you believe in a local god okay does that make sense um and so when i say..."
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