TRACING THE ROOTS: SOCIAL STRUCTURES AND LIFE IN EARLY ANDHRA DESA
Abstract
This study delves into the early social history of Andhra Desa, exploring the intricate social structures, cultural practices, and daily life that shaped the region during its formative periods. Drawing from historical texts, inscriptions, and archaeological findings, the research traces the evolution of caste systems, familial organization, economic activities, and religious influences in ancient Andhra. The analysis highlights how geographical factors, trade networks, and interactions with neighboring cultures played a pivotal role in shaping the societal framework. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of early Andhra society by examining its foundational elements and the forces driving social cohesion and transformation.
Keywords
Andhra Desa, Early social history, Social structuresHow to Cite
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