yoddhas
Yoddhas is a term of South Asian origin, most commonly associated with ancient Indian traditions and literature. It translates to "warrior" or "fighter" in Sanskrit. Historically, the term denoted individuals skilled in combat and warfare, often serving in armies or as protectors. The concept of the yoddha is deeply ingrained in epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana, where heroic figures embodying martial prowess and courage are central to the narratives. These figures were often depicted as possessing not only physical strength but also a strong sense of duty, honor, and righteousness.
The role of a yoddha extended beyond mere physical combat. It often encompassed strategic thinking, discipline,