struggle session incoming, but most scholars agree that it was mostly voluntary (although obviously a significant minority of it would've been forced). It was also rare outside of the nobility.
Nah, I knew I was being a contrarian shit. It's questionable since I'm not from the culture, but I imagine it could be viewed in a light like physician assisted suicide or something.
It's obviously from a different era, where stuff like samurai killing random peasants on the back roads existed.
So he's mad he can't legally and ritually murder widows?
Sacrifices - questioned
struggle session incoming, but most scholars agree that it was mostly voluntary (although obviously a significant minority of it would've been forced). It was also rare outside of the nobility.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sati_(practice)#Early_Greek_sources
Rajasthan is where it most likely started though
Nah, I knew I was being a contrarian shit. It's questionable since I'm not from the culture, but I imagine it could be viewed in a light like physician assisted suicide or something.
It's obviously from a different era, where stuff like samurai killing random peasants on the back roads existed.