What image of a Golden age did Birsa Munda have?

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Birsa Munda's image of the Golden age was of Satyug.
Birsa Munda's idea of a golden age was a Satyug, an age of truth in which the tribal people would live happily, build embankments, get water from natural springs, plant trees, and orchards, and engage in agriculture to support themselves. He spoke about a time when tribal people would live honourably and wouldn't murder their brothers and family members. Birsa wished for people to return to settling down on their land and farming it. Because they were so hungry to live in freedom, the area's locals found this concept appealing. They had grown tired of the British people's prohibitions and rules of woodlands.

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