What are the descendants of the four major castes in ancient India? Or do all ethnic groups have descendants of four castes? Division of caste and people in ancient India

Four Indian castes: Brahman (priest), Ksatriya (aristocrat), Vaisya (commoner) and Sudra (slave).

The caste is different from that of China. The nationalities in China are only different from the traditional culture in their living habits. But they are equal. For example, the Han nationality and the Zhuang nationality, if the Zhuang nationality offends the Han nationality and the Han nationality kills the Zhuang nationality, the Han nationality will be sentenced to death.

But India's caste represents class. Even if the living habits between castes are the same, they are different classes.

If people from low-caste sudra offend people from high-caste Brahmins, then the high caste can kill the low caste. Lynching in India is as famous as rape in their country.

All surnames cannot be married, and status and occupation are hereditary. Even though the Indian Constitution gives people equal rights today, caste discrimination still exists widely in society.

In India, it is often reported that eloping men and women are not allowed to be arrested by their families and executed in private.

Privately, India is completely inferior to our country in all aspects. It's hard to compliment.