in the vedic period 'goghna' refers to ......
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Answer / ayodele
Go-ghna were guest or eater of beef in the vedic time, or
the life of the ancient aryans. i should no 'cause i am in
6th grade and this is our topic that we are learning about
but how do yu pronounce it?????//
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Answer / nitesh jadhao
guest was known as goghna or
one who feed on cattle
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Answer / raj priya
These belonged to later Vedic phase, were the people who were treated as guests and fed on cattle. Believed that they carry the message of sacrifice or bali to God.
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Answer / sr chowdhury
Goghna (गोघ्न).—One of the eleven rākṣasas facing the eleven rudras in the battle of the gods (devas) between the demons (asuras), according to the Varāhapurāṇa chapter 94.
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