ब्राह्मण वँश व समाज विवरण | Description of Brahmin clans and societies

#ब्राह्मण #brahmin #society Often I have been hearing this from the mouth of my brothers of Brahmin society that there is no unity in Brahmin society, how can it be good because in the vast Brahmin society itself, as much classification has not happened in any other society or caste, so all The brahmin society remained scattered due to regional reasons and some other reasons. Earlier all Brahmins were only Gaud Brahmins, later Panchgaud means five types of Gaurs were formed and later many types of Brahmins came to be called Samaj. Will try to discuss and describe them only, but before proceeding, it is necessary to mention an incident when the Brahmin society was classified for the first time, otherwise all the Brahmins were only Gaur Brahmins in the past and this incident happened after the killing of Ravana. Lord Ram, who returned to Ayodhya, performed a yajna to get rid of the sin of killing Brahma, probably thousands of Brahmins came. Those who settled across the river Sarayu and are called Saryuparin till today, and those who took dakshina, they got a lot of wealth, property etc. from King Rama, as well as hundreds of villages in the southern part of Ayodhya, donated to these brahmins and this sanadhya brahmin and Kanyakubja b are called Brahmins. And thus the Brahmin society was classified for the first time. categories of brahmins Brahmins are known by different names throughout India, such as Dixit, Shukla, Dwivedi Trivedi in eastern Uttar Pradesh, Upreti in western Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Khandal Vipra, Rishiswar, Vashishta, Kaushik, in Delhi, Haryana and some parts of Rajasthan. Bharadwaj, Sanadhya Brahmins, Rai Brahmins, Tyagi, Awadh (central Uttar Pradesh) and Jijhotia Brahmins from Bundelkhand of Madhya Pradesh, Rum Pal, Bairagi Vaishnava Brahmins in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and other states, Bajpayee, Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh , Bhumihar in Bengal and Nepal, Mahiyal in Jammu and Kashmir, some parts of Punjab and Haryana, Galav in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, Shrikhand, Bhatkhande Anavil in Gujarat, Maharashtrian Brahmins of Maharashtra, mainly Deshastha, Konkanstha, Daivadanya, Devrukhe and Karhade. Is. Chitpavan and Karve in Brahmin, Nishad Iyengar and Hegde in Karnataka, Namboodiripad in Kerala, Iyengar and Iyer in Tamil Nadu, Niyogi and Rao in Andhra Pradesh, Das and Mishra etc. in Orissa and Shakadwippya (Mag) in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar Joshi caste is also found in the state. e.t.c. There are many Brahmins, which are described further. Such a number is of the main 115. Branch distinctions are many. Apart from these, there are many hybrid caste Brahmin Here I am also giving the names of Brahmins of mixed north and south. Which is one to two and 2 to 5 and 5 to 10 and 10 to 84, Then the number of Brahmins of North and South is about 230 by branch distinction. And there have been other branch distinctions, which have been found to account for the number of Brahmin distinctions about 300. The difference between North and South Brahmins is as follows There are 31 branches of 81 types of brahmins, a total of 115 brahmins, the main (1) Gaur Brahmin, (2)Gujargaur Brahmin (Marwar,Malwa) (3) Shri Gaur Brahmin, (4) Gangaputra Gaudatra Brahmin, (5) Haryana Gaur Brahmin, (6) Vashishtha Gaur Brahmin, (7) Shorath Gaud Brahmin, (8) Dalbhaya Gaur Brahmin, (9) Sukhsen Gaur Brahmin, (10) Bhatnagar Gaur Brahmin, (11) Surajdhwaj Gaud Brahmin (Shobar), (12) Chaubey Brahmin of Mathura, (13) Valmiki Brahmin, (14) Raikwal Brahmin, (15) Gomitra Brahmin, (16) Dayma Brahmin, (17) Saraswat Brahmins, (18) Maithal Brahmin, (19) Kanyakubja Brahmin, (20) Utkala Brahmin, (21) Sarwaria Brahmin, (22) Parashara Brahmins, (23) Sanodiya or Sanadya, (24) Mitra Gaur Brahmin, (25) Kapil Brahmin, (26) Find out Brahmin, (27) Khetuve Brahmins, (28) Nardi Brahmin, (29) Chandrasar Brahmin, 30) Valadere Brahmin, (31) Gayawal Brahmin, (32) Odaye Brahmin, (33) Abheer Brahmin, (34) Pallivasa Brahmin, (35) Letvas Brahmin, (36) Sompura Brahmin, (37) Kabod Siddhi Brahmin, (38) Nadoriya Brahmin, (39) Bharati Brahmin, (40) Pushkarni Brahmin, (41) Garuda Gallia Brahmin, (42) Bhargava Brahmin, (43) Narmdiya Brahmin, (44) Nandavana Brahmin, (45) Maitrayani Brahmins, (46) Abhilla Brahmin, (47) Madhyandiniya Brahmin, (48) Tolak Brahmin, (49) Shrimali Brahmin, (50) Be Porwal Brahmin, (51) Shrimali Vaishya Brahmin (52) Tangad Brahmin, (53) Sindh Brahmin, (54) Trivedi Mhod Brahmin, (55) Igyarshan Brahmin, (56) Dhanoja Mhod Brahmin, (57) Gaubhuj Brahmin, (58) Attalazar Brahmin, (59) Madhukar Brahmin, (60) Brahmins of Mandalpur, (61) Khadayate Brahmins, (62) Bajrkheda Val Brahmin, (63) Bhirkheda Val Brahmin, (64) Ladhvaniya Brahmins, (65) Jharola Brahmin, (66) Antardevi Brahmin, (67) Galav Brahmins, (68) Girnare Brahmins