Aryan Economy
The Aryan’s raised cattle, sheep, goats, and other animals. They also farmed crops, and probably traded with other tribes, as well as with their non-Aryan neighbors.
The most important indicator to of wealth among the Aryans was the number of cattle that an individual owned. The more cattle an family, or tribe possessed the more wealthy they were. Eventually cattle became so important in Aryan society that they made it illegal to kill or eat them.
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Happiness depends upon ourselves.
Aristotle
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One of the greatest soldiers in history, Alexander the Great, was tutored by the greatest thinker of all time, Aristotle.
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