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Consider the following statements- 1. The smallest unit of the Early Vedic period was kula and Jana was the highest unit. 2. The king's position of the Early Vedic period was hereditary and the king could exercise unlimited power as he was not answerable to anyone. 3. The position of women in the early Vedic period was miserable and child marriage was prominent. 4. Women were allowed to attend Sabha and Vidhata assemblies in the Early Vedic Period.  Which of the above statements is/are correct?

Consider the following statements- 1. The smallest unit of the Early Vedic period was kula and Jana was the highest unit. 2. The king's position of the Early Vedic period was hereditary and the king could exercise unlimited power as he was not answerable to anyone. 3. The position of women in the early Vedic period was miserable and child marriage was prominent. 4. Women were allowed to attend Sabha and Vidhata assemblies in the Early Vedic Period.  Which of the above statements is/are correct? Correct Answer 1, 4 only

The correct answer is option 3, i.e.  1, 4 only.

Option 1 (correct)

Option 2 (incorrect)

Option 3 (incorrect)

Option 4 (correct)

Kula was the smallest unit headed by Kulpa and Jana was the biggest unit headed by Rajan.

King's position was hereditary but he could not use unlimited power.

The position of women in the early Vedic period was not so bad as women could remarry after divorce and no evidence of child marriage found.

Women were allowed to attend Sabha and Vidhata assemblies.

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