pmaitra
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I second that.Adux aren't Purans Bhrahminical texts ? Isn't this a contradiction
Also from the links you gave
i.e he's referred as lower caste in Buddhist/Jain texts and not simply folklore !
Alternatively, what has the term Kshatriya got to do with lineage? A person goes on to belong to any one varna by virtue of his profession and not by virtue of his ancestry. Therefore, yes, Chandragupta was indeed a Kshatriya and that is what a true Brahman (one who is wise), when writing any text, should espouse, regardless of the fact that he was born into a smlechha family or tribe.Bhrahminical texts infact would want to list him as a Kshatriya
Refer to post #582:
This very line shows that the person who wrote this piece of garbage and/or the moron who translated it (the author of the book quoted from) has no idea what the term Kshatriya means. A Kshatriya has nothing to do with lineage.Puranas are clear on the Kshatriya lineage
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