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Jiang argues that in the Hindu hierarchy, kings are lower nobility under the Brahmins, so rulers become the group most likely to want revolutionary change.
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Revolutionary Change
Jiang argues that in the Hindu hierarchy, kings are lower nobility under the Brahmins, so rulers become the group most likely to want revolutionary change.
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"Right? Remember the Proto -Indo -Iranians they have white skin. The IVC culture the people who call the Proto -Dravinians no sorry the Proto..."
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"And who who most wants change or revolutionary change? Excuse me? The lower nobility and who's the lower lower nobility in this system? The..."
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"...Anthony talks about the economy. Domesticated cattle and sheep started a revolutionary change in how humans explored the Pontiac -Caspian steppe environment. Because cattle..."
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