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Infantry. A Global History by Jeremy Black, Published in 2025, by Pen & Sword Military, first published in Great Britain. [[Special:BookSources/9781399050470|ISBN 978 1 39905 047 0]] | Infantry. A Global History by Jeremy Black, Published in 2025, by Pen & Sword Military, first published in Great Britain. [[Special:BookSources/9781399050470|ISBN 978 1 39905 047 0]] | ||
In page 55-56 he wtites.<blockquote>Many Brahmins of north India took to agriculture and joined the army as infantry. They lost their status as Brahmins and became Bhumihars (below Brahmins but above Rajputs).</blockquote> | In page 55-56 he wtites.<blockquote>Many Brahmins of north India took to agriculture and joined the army as infantry. They lost their status as Brahmins and became Bhumihars (below Brahmins but above Rajputs).<ref>[https://archive.org/details/23-black-infantry.-a-global-history Infantry: A Global History. Jeremy Black. 2025. Pen & Sword Military. pg no.56]</ref></blockquote> | ||