How did Indians become the third largest ethnic group in Malaysia? Do they practise a caste system?

India's caste system is world-famous, and people's identities are strictly divided by their skin color? Base membership? It is also rare in the world. ? Caste? What does it mean in Sanskrit? Color? In short, it is to distinguish caste levels through people's skin color. Indians call white Aryans nobles, and dark Darwinians are conquered, so whites are high castes and dark ones are low castes, which is the simplest explanation and division of caste system. The real caste system actually divides Indians into four classes: Brahmins, Khrushchev, Vedas and sudra.

If the caste system really follows this strict caste system, Indians will still divide their classes according to the caste system wherever they go. However, Indians living in Malaysia do not seem to see the oppression and bondage brought about by the caste system. What is the reason why India, where Malaysia lives, still has no caste system? According to statistics, Malaysia is the country with the largest population of India in Southeast Asia, among which the population of India has reached 1 807,000, accounting for 7.6% of the total population of the country. The huge population makes India the third largest nation after Malays and Chinese. Indians living in this land are called? Malaysian Indian? .

Indians Indians have become the third largest ethnic group in Malaysia, which is related to the immigration history of India. Long before British colonial rule arrived in Malaysia, some Indian businessmen and monks settled in the Malay Peninsula. With the arrival of British colonists, a large number of European capitalists flocked to plunder the resources here. 1In the early 1920s, colonists mined tin mines in Malaysia and developed agriculture, which led to a shortage of labor. Malays are naturally idle and unwilling to engage in these low-paying and high-intensity jobs. In order to improve this problem, British colonists turned their attention to India, which is not far away, and this country will be an excellent place to provide them with cheap labor.

The beauty of Malaysia began in the second half of the19th century, and by the beginning of the 20th century, the total number of Indians who immigrated to the Malay Peninsula had reached1400,000. In the early 1950s, gradually independent Malaysia began to impose strict restrictions on immigration, and fewer and fewer Indians were able to enter Malaysia. After Malaysia's complete independence, Indians were put in an awkward position, because India did not recognize dual nationality, so most Indians who moved to Malaysia eventually joined the local nationality. Since then, Indians, the third largest ethnic group in China, have been formed.

Indians living in Malaysia are at a disadvantage because Indians are not dominant in China. First of all, they gradually moved closer to Malays and Chinese in economy, education and politics, and even their religious concepts changed. In addition, the Malay region is originally a place where many ethnic groups live together. People here are very tolerant of people from different countries, nationalities and races, and can only reflect the caste system of racial estrangement and racial discrimination. Unable to take root and sprout in this inclusive soil, the caste system gradually faded or even ceased to exist in the minds of Malaysian Indians. This is not a manifestation of people's pursuit of equality.