The best-paid monk in the world is an Indian monk

First of all, they are Hindu monks; secondly, Hindu monks are a privileged class among ethnic surnames. Natural treatment is good.

More than 1,000 AD, the Aryans invaded the Indian continent. In order to distinguish their whiter skin color from the darker skin color of the indigenous people, they began to use the word "Varna" (meaning "color", "kind", "quality", etc.). Initially there were only two Varnas, the Aryans (the white race) and the "Dasa" (the conquered Dravidians, the black race). With the differentiation of society, the Aryans, the monks who originally engaged in sacrificial rituals and the warrior group headed by tribal leaders, gradually separated from the ordinary Aryan group and became two privileged classes. The general Aryan people became the third estate within Aryan society. In this way, coupled with the conquered indigenous people, four social classes with different statuses were naturally formed in society. They are Brahman, Rajagna (Kshatriya), Vaishya and Sudra.

With the further differentiation of society, caste has gradually formed an institution. Brahmins monopolize religious affairs, and some of them participate in political affairs, thus forming the priest class and occupying the highest level in the caste; the second level in the caste is the warrior class Kshatriya who controls military and political power. Ordinary Aryans engaged in agriculture, animal husbandry, commerce, etc. were called Vaishyas and they were the third level in the caste. The lowest caste is the Shudras, who are basically conquered indigenous peoples, but there are also a small number of poor Aryans, engaged in handicrafts and agriculture and animal husbandry, most of whom are slaves.

Although India has been independent for so many years, ethnic surnames still cannot be completely eliminated and are deeply rooted. As Brahmins, monks in India naturally receive very high salaries.