Yoddas
Yoddas is a term derived from Sanskrit, meaning "warriors" or "fighters." In ancient Indian texts, particularly the epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana, yoddhas are depicted as valiant individuals skilled in combat, often serving in armies or as protectors of kingdoms. Their prowess in warfare, discipline, and adherence to codes of honor were frequently emphasized. The concept of the yoddha extended beyond mere physical strength, encompassing mental fortitude, strategic thinking, and a sense of duty.
Historical accounts and mythological narratives portray yoddhas as wielding various weapons such as swords, bows, and