name a few scripts used for writing the language.
Shruti and Smriti
Hinduism
Shruti and Smriti.
where was the western chalukya empire located? South India name a few rulers of this kingdom. Bammanayya, King Someshvara III what was the economy dependent on? Agriculture what religion was followed there? Jainism which festivals are a part of this religion? "Paryushana" and "Dasa lakshana parva" name a few scriptures of this religion. "Agamas", Kalpa Sūtras what symbolisms are part of it? swastika, "Om", and the "Ashtamangala". which other religion is the last one related to? Hinduism what is the origin of this word? Indo-Aryan/Sanskrit root "Sindhu"
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Hinduism [SEP] Scriptures
The ancient scriptures of Hinduism are in Sanskrit. These texts are classified into two: Shruti and Smriti. Shruti is "apauruṣeyā", "not made of a man" but revealed to the "rishis" (seers), and regarded as having the highest authority, while the smriti are manmade and have secondary authority. They are the two highest sources of dharma, the other two being "Śiṣṭa Āchāra/Sadāchara" (conduct of noble people) and finally "Ātma tuṣṭi" ("what is pleasing to oneself") Hindu scriptures were composed, memorized and transmitted verbally, across generations, for many centuries before they were written down. Over many centuries, sages refined the teachings and expanded the Shruti and Smriti, as well as developed Shastras with epistemological and metaphysical theories of six classical schools of Hinduism.