The three "twice-born" castes were the
A. Sikh, Hamar, and Maltese.
B. sudras, brahmins, and kshatriya.
C. vaisya, kshatriya, and brahmins.
D. brahmins, bodhi, and mahayana.
E. sudra, ashakan, and pariah.
Answer: C
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