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# Asatsudra did not mean {{tq|almost untouchable}} in Brh. P — such an assumption would span over half of the Uttam Sankaras alongside all of Madhyam Sankaras and Adham Sankaras. In any case, Poundras/Pods are not mentioned in Brh. P. and Barman does not provide any source either. # Asatsudra did not mean {{tq|almost untouchable}} in Brh. P — such an assumption would span over half of the Uttam Sankaras alongside all of Madhyam Sankaras and Adham Sankaras. In any case, Poundras/Pods are not mentioned in Brh. P. and Barman does not provide any source either.
# About Bv. P., see my addition to the article.
# Bv. P. mentions Paundruka as one among over fifty Patita castes. Understanding the social hierarchy of Patitas is quite difficult because the text offers little clue in itself. A comparison with Brh. P. —we have three castes from Uttam Sankaras, four from Madhyam Sankaras, two from Adham Sankaras, and the rest as new additions — offers no easy way out.
# More later incl. other parts of article. # More later incl. other parts of article.
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Barman (2014)

In the pre-colonial literatures (such as Brihatdharma Purana, Brahmabaibartya Purana, Sibayan of Rameswar Bhattacharya and Annadamangal of Bharat Chandra Ray) the Poundras were classified as almost untouchable (as antaja, asatsudra, adhamsankara, etc).
— Barman, Rup Kumar (2014-01-01). "From Pods to Poundra: A Study on the Poundra Kshatriya Movement for Social Justice 1891–1956". Voice of Dalit. 7 (1): 121–138. doi:10.1177/0974354520140108. ISSN 0974-3545.

So many issues in a single line:

  1. Asatsudra did not mean almost untouchable in Brh. P — such an assumption would span over half of the Uttam Sankaras alongside all of Madhyam Sankaras and Adham Sankaras. In any case, Poundras/Pods are not mentioned in Brh. P. and Barman does not provide any source either.
  2. About Bv. P., see my addition to the article.
  3. More later incl. other parts of article.

TrangaBellam (talk) 10:37, 12 October 2021 (UTC)

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