Definition: The word "Agangpi" is a Sanskrit term that means "the man who takes care of an ox," in the context of ancient Indian philosophy, culture, and religious practices. The term has been used to refer to various roles within the community and society. 1.

Preceptor

: A person who is considered to be a great teacher and mentor for another person or group. 2.

Master

: Someone who is respected as one of the highest authorities in a community or profession. 3.

Teacher

: An individual who teaches others about the principles or values taught by their mentors or teachers. The word 'Agangpi' serves as a metaphorical figure for someone who has taken upon themselves the role of taking care of an ox, providing daily provision and support to animals, including those of other communities or nations. This is often seen as a symbol of spiritual leadership, community service, or community stewardship in the Indian religious tradition. In the context of scriptures, it's mentioned in the ancient Hindu epic Mahabharata as "The great one" (Agangpi). The term represents an important figure and symbol of divine guidance, power, and wisdom.

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