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{{talkquote|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).|source={{Cite journal|last=Barman|first=Rup Kumar|date=2014-01-01|title=From Pods to Poundra: A Study on the Poundra Kshatriya Movement for Social Justice 1891–1956|url=https://doi.org/10.1177/0974354520140108|journal=Voice of Dalit|language=en|volume=7|issue=1|pages=121–138|doi=10.1177/0974354520140108|issn=0974-3545}}}} {{talkquote|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).|source={{Cite journal|last=Barman|first=Rup Kumar|date=2014-01-01|title=From Pods to Poundra: A Study on the Poundra Kshatriya Movement for Social Justice 1891–1956|url=https://doi.org/10.1177/0974354520140108|journal=Voice of Dalit|language=en|volume=7|issue=1|pages=121–138|doi=10.1177/0974354520140108|issn=0974-3545}}}}
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# Asatsudra did not mean untouchable in Brh. P. That would make half of the Uttam Sankaras, untouchable. Neither did Antajas/Adhamsankaras who were the lowest of Sudras, but still Sudras. Mlechhas of Brh. P. were the untouchables, being outside of the caste system. Consult Furui (2013) for details. # Asatsudra did not mean {{tq|almost untouchable}} in Brh. P. That would make half of the Uttam Sankaras, untouchable.
:# Now, it might be that Antajas were practically indistinguishable from Mlechhas but we have no way to be aware of the situation on ground.
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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.

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  1. Asatsudra did not mean almost untouchable in Brh. P. That would make half of the Uttam Sankaras, untouchable.

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