RELEVANCE OF THE VEDIC AGE IN TERMS OF RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL CONTEXT

Abstract

From time immemorial, people in the holy land of India have been leading their lives through religious beliefs and practices. At that time, people sought refuge in the lap of nature and tried to express themselves in a beautiful imaginary world through the prayers of God. He used to lead his life according to the beautiful rules by worshiping various gods and goddesses. In this way a society was gradually formed, in which the people of the society considered the practice of religion as a sacred duty and a beautiful and orderly environment was organized. In the first place, this beautiful environment was governed by different rules of religion. But gradually the number of people in the society kept increasing and the manifestation of different ideologies of different people was observed. Thus, at one time, in order to run the society, the political issues started getting priority from the students of religion. Some classes of people in the society started giving importance to this governed management and imposing it on the people of the society. Monarchy came to the fore in the society when a section of the society tried to present the socialist system in front of everyone by giving priority to this political issue. Society began to be the head of the monarchy. And the coronation began in that monarchy with various sacrificial ceremonies. And later on, the religion and the political context, that is, the influence of religion in the mainstream society, became particularly noticeable in the society. And through that, that ideology is still flowing through that time. As a result, the image of a different kind of mail bond in the society which is still flowing from that time. The self-governing population and the establishment of public representation began in the society. By embracing this management, the people introduced a new identity to the society. Through the management of this monarchy of the society, various duties started to increase. In other words, in the Vedic period, the advent of this political, that is, monarchy, was later in the hands of religion. As a result, a new kind of mail began to form in the society.