The 'Sapinda Relationship' identifies close blood relatives, descending from a common ancestor on both paternal and maternal sides within specific degrees.
In Hindu tradition, marriage is prohibited between individuals who are within the defined Sapinda Relationship.
This prohibition is based on the principle of Polygamy.
Polygamy is a marriage practice involving more than one spouse at the same time.
| LIST-I Heirs | LIST-II Succession Categories |
|---|---|
| A. Paternal Aunt's Son | I. Class II |
| B. Daughter's Son's daughter | II. Cognate |
| C. Paternal Uncle's daughter | III. Class I |
| D. Daughter of a predeceased Son | IV. Agnate |