Bharadvaja Gotra
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| Gotra Bharadvaja Gotra | |
|---|---|
| Language(s) | Nepali |
| Origin | |
| Region of origin | South-Asia |
| Language(s) | Nepali, Sanskrit |
| Word/Name | Nepal |
| Derivation | Brahmin |
| Other names | |
| Derivative(s) | Brahmin |
| See also | Kshyap, Atri, Bishwamitra |
| Families | |
| Sage Bharadvaja | |
Bharadvaja Gotra(Nepali: भारद्वाज गोत्र) denotes the identity of the Hindu Brahmin's of Nepalese and Indian Hinduism religion. The gotra is specifically knows as the descendants of the Seven Great Sages in Hinduism. This gotra falls under the Sage Bharadvaja (Nepali: भारद्वाज ऋषि) lineage, hence the creation of the term.
Surnames Under the Bharadvaja Gotra[edit]
- Chaulagain
- Subedi
- Thapalia
- Niraula
- Kandel
- Chaurel
- Chand
- Panthi, Upadhdya, Bohora, Joshi, Barakoti, Majgaiya, Barhakoti, Chimariya, Bimali, Wagle, Lohani, Panta, Adhikari, Dudh Pokharel, Siwakoti, Devkota, Jamarkattel, Paade, Kaalakheti, Itani(Mainly living in Dhading District, Sitaula, Sangraula, Akauliya, Silwal, Chiluwal, and other 49 Raajput Adarsh, Hatuwaal, Hatwaal, Hatwal,
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