Caste System

The Vedic Aryans, an ancient Indo-Aryan group, are believed to have introduced the caste system to India. The caste system became an integral part of Indian society, dividing people into distinct social classes based on their birth and occupation. Over time, the caste system evolved and became deeply ingrained in Indian culture, religion, and social structure.

In a feudal society, the social class lower than a noble was often the class of peasants or serfs who worked on the noble's land. They were bound to the land and provided labor in exchange for protection and a portion of the harvest.

Yes, a woman can be a Brahmin. Brahmin refers to the highest varna (social class) in Hinduism, traditionally associated with scholars, priests, and teachers. Brahmin status is typically inherited but can also be attained through education and spiritual practices, regardless of gender. In modern times, women have achieved Brahmin status through their knowledge and dedication to religious and scholarly pursuits.

The Gupta dynasty, which ruled over much of India from the 4th to 6th centuries, was not specifically associated with a particular caste. The Guptas were Kshatriyas, a varna or social group traditionally associated with warriors and rulers. However, caste systems evolved over time and varied across regions, so it is important to note that caste identities and classifications may not align exactly with historical periods or dynasties.

No, Vanniyar is not considered a low caste. They are classified as a Backward Caste in Tamil Nadu, India. However, it is important to note that the concept of caste is complex and varies across different regions and communities.

jaiswars are a branch of bhati rajputs of jaisalmer so name like this and cam to western up and faridabad-palwal in haryana actually braj area in noida-bulandshahr and established themselves here. few converted to islam and came to be known as ranghars and also few married gujjar women from whom gujjars also use bhati surname in noida.

Higher than Jatts

rathore are rajputs they belong rajput cast

Yes... Maniyanis (Yaduvanshi Kshatriyas - which comes under Chandravanshi Kshatriyas) are traders originated from Sindh. They settled at north Malabar especially at Payyannur, which was a prominent location in sea trading. They are also a "Nair" Sub-Caste.

it is the worst of all Caste systems.

The Vaishyas would normally be merchants. They would work in shops, or be traders.

Kshatriya's were usually rulers of a state or kingdom with the main responsibility of protecting, governing and expanding their kingdom. The rulers, soldiers and ministers generally belonged to this category.

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Dhami surname is referred to dhaliwal in jatt sikhs and is also used by few gujaratis along with pahari rajputs and chhetris of uttarakhand and nepal respectively..

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samvrutha sunil ,one of the top mallu actress belongs to the cast ezhava.she is from kannur district.recently she is married to akhil who is working as an enginner in california.

Yes Gaidhani are 96k Maratha ..they mostly live in rural nashik area..(Palse village)..

Gaidhani surname is also in brahmans but in very little number...mostly Gaidhani are belonging to Maratha ..

The Maratha Kunbis in Sonawane Surname, all come in 96 Kuli Marthas.

no bahti belon to o.b.c caste or some case forward caste bhati also called Ghirth means, Ghirth are a Hindu Rajput.They are also known as the Chaudhary

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what mean by 96 kuli maratha

Yes, he is a Brahmin - Iyer.

He is agrawal by caste

Parihar is a sub-caste and used by scheduled caste people, rajputs, muslims and jats also.......

Yes Most of them are from Konkan area and are 96 Kuli Maratha