Religião védica
Also known as vedism, Brahminism
1500–500 BC Indo-Aryan religious practices of northwest India
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Historical Vedic religion refers to the religious practices and beliefs of Indo-Aryan peoples in northwest India between roughly 1500 and 500 BC, as recorded in the Vedas, ancient Sanskrit texts. It matters because it represents the earliest forms of what would eventually develop into modern Hinduism and provides crucial insight into the spiritual worldview and ritual traditions of one of history's major civilizations during its formative period.
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A religião do período védico (1300 - 300 a.C.) é a predecessora histórica das religiões dármicas. Sua liturgia reflete-se na parte Mantra dos Vedas. As práticas religiosas centravam-se ao redor de um sacerdócio védico responsável por sacrifícios rituais. Uma pequena porção conservadora dos continua esta tradição ainda hoje, dentro do hinduísmo..
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