Challenge of caste system from "summary" of Scion of Ikshvaku by Amish,Amish Tripathi
The caste system, a rigid social structure that divided people into different groups based on their birth, was deeply entrenched in the society of Ayodhya. It determined a person's occupation, social status, and even whom they could interact with. Those at the top of the caste hierarchy enjoyed privileges and power, while those at the bottom faced discrimination and oppression. However, this system was challenged by the protagonist, Ram, who believed in meritocracy and equality. He valued individuals based on their abilities and character, rather than their birth or caste. Ram's progressive ideas posed a threat to the established order, as he sought to create a society where everyone had equal opportunities to succeed...
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