The term "Parihar" refers to a specific clan within the Rajput community in India. The Rajputs are a traditionally high-ranking Hindu caste known for their warrior heritage. Within the Rajput community, there is a complex hierarchy of clans, with some considered higher or lower in status based on historical lineage, reputation, and regional variations. It is important to note that caste systems are a social construct and can vary significantly across different regions and communities.
Parihar is a sub-caste and used by scheduled caste people, rajputs, muslims and jats also.......
ofcourse yes
RAJPUT
It is Rajput clan. Saini's are kashatriya's (warriors) higher caste and jatts are shudra low caste.
yes, Nanoliya/nanolia rajput caste in himachal is the as nadoriya/nadolia/nadoliya a branch of gahlot rajput caste
Yas
Raghuvanshi is sername used by many caste.In U.P. and Bihar some higher caste Rajput call themselves Raghuvanshi but these fellow donot think Raghuvanshi who are residing in M.P. and Maharastra higher caste because these Raghuvanshi marry between castes. There some caste in gujrath call themselves Raghuvanshi. There are so many chao about Raghuvanshi caste all over India that no one defintly say this one is higherclass rajput.
No, Rajput Dhobi is not a sub-caste of Rajput. Rajput is a warrior caste in India, traditionally associated with princely states and military service. Dhobi, on the other hand, refers to a sub-caste within the Indian caste system that is traditionally associated with the occupation of washing clothes. These two groups are distinct and not directly related in terms of caste hierarchy or social status.
Rajput
Rajput
hindu-rajput
Kasyap Rajput is not a scheduled caste. It is a high caste.