Talk:Sudra Kingdom

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The actual name was Sura and not Sudra whole article is flawed.(unsigned comments from 210.211.163.177 ) Holywarrior 08:42, 3 July 2006 (UTC) Also the two words Sudra and Sura have some what contrary because the word sura often used to describe angel in indian context as oppose to Sudra which is often used to denote people who do not hold higher order of religions practices and norms

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