Wednesday, April 13, 2016

History Of Nadoda Rajput Samaj

Rajput

A Rajput is a member of one of the landowning patrilineal clans of central and northern India.
Rajputs consider themselves descendants of one of the major ruling warrior groups of the Hindu Kshatriyavarna (social order) in the Indian subcontinent, particularlyNorth India.

Nadoda Rajput

The Nadoda are a Rajput community found in the state of Gujarat in India.
The Nadoda are said to have immigrated from Rajasthan about six hundred years. Their initial settlement was Mahsana District, and later they spread to other parts of Gujarat. Their name is said to originate from the word narvaya, which means defaulter, as the community are said to have defaulted on their taxes to the sultans of Gujarat. The community are now mainly peasant farmers, with a few are also pastoralists.

Rajputs of Gujarat

The Rajputs form an important element in the Hindu population of the state of Gujarat in India. They are also known as the Darbars, especially in the Kathiawar and Kutch regions. The word rajah putra literally means son of a king in Sanskrit.
Although the term Rajput only became common in the tenth century, a number of clans that later became known as Rajput rose to prominence in the 7th Century. The word Rajput literally means son of a king in the Sanskrit language. It was extended to cover any Hindu clan that ruled in west India. The regions that now form Gujarat have at various times been ruled by a number of dynnasties, all which from the 10th Century onwards claimed to Rajputs.
Several clans that rose to prominence in the 7th Century, such as the PariharGohilDodiya,Chavda,Chauhan and Chavotake later came to be known as Rajput. The last major Rajputclan to settle inGujarat were the Jadejas , who arrived from Sindh. In addition to being divided into clans, the Rajputs are divided into two categories, the Rajput proper and the Girasia, who are known as Darbar in Saurashtra and Rajput in Kutch. In addition, there are also various allied groups such as theBavanGol , Gujjar , Karadia , NadodaJinkara , PurbiyaMaiyaand Khant,and Vantia.

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