Sainik Kshatriya
Script error: No such module "AfC submission catcheck". Sainik Kshatriya is a distinct ethnic group of marwar also known as Mandorva Rajput or Sainik Rajput[1][2]
Origin[edit]
According to sainik kshatriya claim there their origin from rajputs. In marwar (Jodhpur state) there is local tradition that some Rajputs imprisoned by Shahbuddin Ghori were released through the good offices of one of the most gardners of the emperor by name baba, on promising to adopt the profession of gardening . They did so and their sub- division retain the names of the rajput clans to which they belong.[3] According to [4] this book page 30 Conclusion - It is undisputedly proved from the above account that Sainik Rajput or ('Sainik Kshatriya) who were earlier known as Rajput Mali in Marwar, are the real breed originating from Kshatriya blood. In fact, it is a part of the bulk Rajput society and is pure Rajput by blood, but due to the pace of time and the secret policy of the foreign imperialists to weaken and divide the Kshatriya society, we started considering each other as different, which is only one It was just an illusion. Therefore, Sainik Kshatriyas should be considered as Rajputs in every way and they should be treated accordingly.
Notable people[edit]
- Rao hema Gahlot
- Raj Sabh Thakur Raghunath Singh Gahlot
- Goora Dhaa
- Jagdish Singh Gahlot
- Chaturbhuj Singh Gahlot [5]
Clans[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ Census of marwar 1891 (hindi version) page 82
- ↑ Marwar rajya ka ithihas, Jagdish Singh Gahlot
- ↑ Census Report of India 1901 a.d. Vol. XXV (Rajputana) part 1 (Report) by Capt. A.D. Bannerman 1.C.S., Superintendent of census operations, Rajputana (Breif account of certain castes abnd tribes) page 156
- ↑ Sainik Kshatriya kaun hai? writer- Bachhan singh shekhawat (niradhana, shekhawati ) published by Rajasthan kshatriya mahasabha, Rajput sabha bhawan, bhagwandas road, pradhan office, Jaipur in year 1952 page 30 Conclusion
- ↑ Rajputana Census Report 1921 A.D. Part 1 Chapter II. Caste, Tribe, Race or Nationality Group II. Cultivators, (including growers of special products). page 218
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