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During the Early Vedic age, a person's wealth was measured by:
During the Early Vedic age, a person's wealth was measured by:
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The correct option is D number of cattle
Cows and pastures signified wealth during the Rig Vedic period. There are several mentions of cattle in Rig Veda. A wealthy person was known as gomat i.e, the owner of cattle. One of the epithets of god Indra was gopati i.e, lord of cattle.
Cows and pastures signified wealth during the Rig Vedic period. There are several mentions of cattle in Rig Veda. A wealthy person was known as gomat i.e, the owner of cattle. One of the epithets of god Indra was gopati i.e, lord of cattle.
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