Brahmadeya

Okay kiddo, so let me explain to you what Brahmadeya means.

So, a long time ago in ancient India, people would donate land to priests and scholars because they believed that it would bring them good karma. These were called Brahmadeya lands.

Brahmadeya lands were very special because they were not owned by any king or ruler. They belonged to the priests and were used to build temples, conduct religious ceremonies, and feed the poor.

The people believed that by donating land to the priests, they were showing their devotion to God and were doing a good deed. In return, the priests would pray for them and bless them with good luck and prosperity.

These lands were protected by the kings and rulers because they knew that they were very important to the people. They would make sure that nobody could harm these lands and that they were used for the right purposes.

Today, Brahmadeya lands may not exist in the same way, but the idea of donating to religious causes still exists in many cultures around the world. It's a way of showing gratitude to the divine and helping others who are in need.