Significance of Variety
In Dharmashastra, the concept of Variety pertains to the distinctions among various types of goods and animals mentioned in the literature. This classification emphasizes the diversity present in the world, showcasing the different kinds of items and creatures that may be addressed in religious and legal texts. Understanding Variety in this context allows for a deeper appreciation of resource categorization within ancient Indian traditions and their implications for society and economy.1
Synonyms: Diversity, Selection, Range, Multiplicity, Heterogeneity, Difference, Variation
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Hindu concept of 'Variety'
In Hinduism, Variety signifies the diverse manifestations of life, encompassing various goods and animals, highlighting the richness and multiplicity inherent in the universe as seen in the traditional texts.
Significance in Dharmashastra (religious law):
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From: Manusmriti with the Commentary of Medhatithi
(1) Denotes different kinds of goods or animals referenced in the text.[1]