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The period after the Brahmanical domination saw the emergence of 62 sects, including Buddhism and Jainism.
The video discusses the rise of Buddhism and Jainism (0:06) in India after the period of Brahmanical domination (0:33). The speaker highlights that these two philosophies emerged from 62 different sects (1:15) due to the oppressive Brahmanical influence (0:46) and the social dissatisfaction of other varnas like Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, and Shudras (0:52).

Key points covered in the video include:
Founders: Gautam Buddha founded Buddhism (1:31), while Rishabdev was the first Tirthankara of Jainism (2:46). The video mentions that there were 24 Tirthankaras in Jainism, with Mahavir being the 24th and most important (3:49).
Reasons for Emergence:
Reaction against Brahmanical Domination (5:02): The excessive influence of Brahmins led to widespread discontent.
Rise of New Agricultural Technologies and Economy (5:59): This led to an increase in animal sacrifice, which both religions opposed.
Social Status of Vaishyas (7:00): Despite their economic prosperity, Vaishyas had a low social status, leading to their support for these new religions.
Reaction against Ownership of Private Property (7:58).
Gautam Buddha's Early Life: Born as Siddhartha Gautam in 563 BC in Lumbini (10:35), his parents were Suddhodana (12:04) and Mahamaya (12:28). His mother passed away shortly after his birth, and he was raised by his stepmother (12:32).