Betul Pawar
The Pawars of Betul, Chhindwara and Wardha are a branch of the Dhar Parmara dynasty, which are today known as Pawar Panwar Bhoyar.
The Pawars of Betul Chhindwara Wardha
"Pawar" is a Kshatriya caste. One of the four Agnikul or fire-born castes, is considered to be Panwar, Pawar, or Bhoyar Pawar.[1] Panwar, Pawar, Bhoyar, and Powar are all names for Pawars. Pawar primarily communicates in Bhoyari or Pawari..[2][3][4]Panwar is derived from the Sanskrit term Pravara. It is primarily populated in the Dhar Betul Chhindwara Wardha region. [5] Mount Abu is the place of its rise.[6] According to historical documents, poetry, folklore, the emperor of Ujjayini Vikramaditya was Panwar. The capital of Emperor Vikramaditya was Ujjayani! [6] Ujjayani remained the capital of the Panwar dynasty for a long time. In about the eleventh century, the capital was shifted from Ujjaini to Dharanagar by Raja Bhoj of this Panwar dynasty.[7] From this Dharanagar / West Malwa in 1500 to 1700 about 72 gotras of Pawars reached near Bhoyargad Devgarh including families in Central India [6][6] and from there they settled in Betul Chhindwara Wardha region![6][7][8] All these 72 gotras are known by the name of Pawar or Panwar community. The population of 72 Gotra Panwar Kshatriya caste in Central India is said to be around 2 lakhs. Pawar or Panwar or bhoyar pawar considers Parmar Bhoj to be a king in its lineage.[9] It considers Maa Gadkalika as its Kuldevi.[7][9]
Gotra of Betul Chhindwara Wardha Pawar
Digarse, Barange, Pinjare, Kalbhor Dongardiye, Chikane, Deshmukh, Omkar, Dhondi, Khapriye, Dahare/Dalu, Barkhade, Hazare, Hingwe, Girhare, Buwade, Bobde, Gohite, Kiranjkar, Bhobhat, Ghagre, Parihar / Paradkar, Bhade, Birgade, Khausi, Kodale, Patha, Kinkar, Kasare, Choudhary, Pathade, Dhobare, Farkade, Ukdale, Badnagre/Nagre, Rabde, Dukhi/Durve, Dhole, Sarode, Kamdi, Devase, Kadve, Munne, Mate, Dharpure, Naditod, Gore, Ramadham, Rawat, Kardate, Gadkiya, Gakaria, Kharpuse, Manmode, Chopde, Sawai, Sherke, Lokhande, Dala, Labde, Lavari, Gondia, Tople, Thavari, Thusi, Dandhare, Ladke, Bagne, Rodale, Gadre, Udhde, There are about 84 gotras including Bhoyar, Dhote, Bisen etc.[10]
References
- ↑ Bisen, R. (2021). Powari Sanskrati: Powari Kavita Sangrah. Powari Culture (in हिन्दी). Rishi Bisen. p. 65. ISBN 978-81-952448-5-0. Retrieved March 29, 2022. Search this book on
- ↑ "Panwari Folk Songs - Poems". Kavita Kosh (in हिन्दी).
- ↑ Kalbhor, Gopinath (2012). Pawari Geet: Oral Literature of Pawari (in हिन्दी). ĀDivisionāsī Loka Kalā evaṃ Bolī Vikāsa Akādamī, Madhyapradeśa Saṃskr̥ti Parishad. Search this book on
- ↑ Anthropometric Measurements of Maharashtra (iravati karve(Mrs).Vishnu Mahadev Dandekar) SMkatre,1951.anthropometry.p.37
- ↑ Russel, RV (1907). "Central Provinces District Gazetteers: Chhindwara District, volume A descriptive : RV Russel". Bombay, Times Press.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 "Rise of Pawar Dynasty". YouTube. March 29, 2022.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 "History of Panwars of Betul district". Pawar Matrimonial. December 11, 2015. Retrieved March 30, 2022.
- ↑ (India), Central Provinces (1874). "Indian Census1872 ,page number 38 serial number 71".
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Cite error: Invalid
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