Shatpath Brahman Identification
The Shatpath Brahman, specifically in the passage 1.7.1.5, establishes a relationship between Yajna (sacrifice) and Prajapati (the lord of creatures).
- According to this text, Yajna is equated with Prajapati.
- Furthermore, the text states that Prajapati is identified as Brahma.
Therefore, in the context of Shatpath Brahman (1.7.1.5), when Yajna is called Prajapati, Prajapati is called Brahma.
Correct Answer: Option C (Brahma)
Important Questions from Vedic Age
Which of the following statement is true about the Vedic culture ?
_______ was considered to be most valuable possession in the Early Vedic Period.
Which of the following statements about the Punch - marked coins is incorrect?
- Considering the prevalent metallurgical practices and economic conditions of ancient India, which metal constituted the primary material for the vast majority of punch-marked coins, characterized by their diverse symbols?
Consider the following statements about Gana, Sanghas, and Mahajanpadas
1. In a gana or a sangha, there were not one, but many rulers
2. Both the Buddha and Mahavira belonged to Mahajanpadas
3. Between the sixth and the fourth centuries BCE, Magadha (in present-day Bihar) became the most powerful mahajanapada
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
