The Aryans were an advanced culture that seeded many of the high cultures that are still thriving today. In the early twentieth century, a French scholar noted a pattern found widespread in Aryan societies. Georges Dumezil’s “tripartite hypothesis” asserts that Indo-European cultures from India to Greece and Rome over to Ireland functioned under a three-tiered caste system.

There are some peculiarities and differences by individual culture; however the general model is found repeated neatly across the Aryan landscape. Virtually all cultures with an Aryan substrata appear to have built their society around a worker or peasant caste ruled by the warrior and kingly-priesthood castes. In many cases, each caste can be further sub-divided to account for specific roles. The slave caste was often not counted as one of the three, thereby resulting in four castes in practice.

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