Thakur is a term commonly used in India to refer to members of certain Hindu warrior or landowning castes, primarily associated with the Rajput community. In some regions, it may also be used to denote individuals from other castes who have adopted the title. Thakurs often hold a prominent social status and have historically been involved in military and administrative roles. The exact classification and significance can vary by region and local customs.
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The Kushwaha caste, also known as Koeri or Kachhi, is primarily an agricultural community in India and is traditionally associated with farming. While some members of the Kushwaha caste may hold social status similar to that of Thakur (landowner or warrior caste), they are not classified as Thakur in the traditional sense. The Thakur caste generally refers to Rajputs or those of warrior lineage, whereas Kushwahas have a distinct identity and social standing within the broader caste system.
kaurav is a upper kshatriya caste kaurav is a original kshatriya (thakur) caste
Thakur's well story highlights caste discrimination as upper-caste villagers prevent lower-caste individuals from accessing water. The story reveals how entrenched social hierarchies can lead to systemic exclusion and marginalization based on caste identity. Thakur's well symbolizes the unequal distribution of resources and opportunities that perpetuate caste-based discrimination in society.
Negi caste in Uttaranchal they are thakur.
RAJPUTS ARE CALLED THAKURS.....EXCEPT FOR PEOPLE IN BENGAL.AS DER D BRAHMINS ARE CALLED THAKUR..
the kshatriyas used to be the highest caste but was later overthrown by the brahmins.
no they r thakur yes...surname RAWAT is a scheduled caste in Gujarat. Constitution (schedule caste) order 1950 (Part III-Rules & under the constitution(The Schedule) PART IV GUJARAT SR.NO.25
Rattans r Brahmins .. Jaryals are thakur Rajput's....................
Well, honey, technically speaking, "Rajoria Thakur" is a specific clan or lineage within the broader Thakur caste in India. So, yes, it's a subgroup of Thakurs. But let's not get too caught up in the semantics, darling. Just know that they're all part of the same big Thakur family tree.
Bhumihar is a community considered to be a mix of both Kshatriya (Thakur) and Brahmin varnas in the Indian caste system. Their social status can vary depending on regional and cultural factors.
In the Hindu social structure, the surname "Thakur" is commonly associated with the Rajput caste, which is part of the Kshatriya varna. Rajputs historically held warrior and ruling roles in society. However, the term "Thakur" can also be used by other communities in certain regions, sometimes as a title of respect or nobility, which may vary based on local customs and traditions.