In the Indian caste system, the Brahmins held the highest position. They were considered the priestly class and were tasked with studying, teaching, and maintaining religious rituals. The role of the Brahmins was to interpret and preserve the sacred scriptures, perform religious ceremonies, and provide guidance in matters pertaining to religion and spirituality. They were seen as the custodians of knowledge and spirituality. Brahmins were also given privileges and respect, such as receiving offerings and donations from the community. Their status in society was often associated with purity and wisdom, and they enjoyed significant social and economic benefits.
