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Santonu Dhar says about the surname Dhar I think Dhars are originated from Kashmir. They are Brahmin. When they migrated to bengal, they were being regarded as kayastha as they were not living life as Brahmin or may be they married to members of kayastha families.
Comment was made 10 years ago
Amit Sharma says about the surname Dhar Dhar kashmiri caste we heard from my parents that we escaped from kashmir during the aurangjebs reign.He forced hindu people to change their religion.So Our forfathers fled from kashmir for the safety of their relgion and got sattle in village samloti teh Nagrota bagwan distt kangra himachal pradesh now we are searching about our Kuldevi if any person know something about this kindly help us to know .You can provide us informations like the name of our Kuldevi,place where the temple of ourvKuldevi is situated and the name our home village from where we escaped.cont no. 09816061996 Amit Sharma vpo samloti distt kangra
Comment was made 11 years ago
Amit Sharma says about the surname Dhar Dhar kashmiri caste we heard from my parents that we escaped from kashmir during the aurangjebs reign.He forced hindu people to change their religion.So Our forfathers fled from kashmir for the safety of their relgion and got sattle in village samloti teh Nagrota bagwan distt kangra himachal pradesh now we are searching about our Kuldevi if any person know something about this kindly help us to know .You can provide us informations like the name of our Kuldevi,place where the temple of ourvKuldevi is situated and the name our home village from where we escaped.cont no. 09816061996 Amit Sharma vpo samloti distt kangra
Comment was made 11 years ago
Sanjay Raina (Qazi) says about the surname Qazi Shashank is right. Qazi is a titular surname conferred on the basis of the profession (judicial) adopted over generations by Kashmiri Pandits having different surnames such as Raina, etc. My grandfather, Sh. Dina Nath had this titular surname, Qazi, on records. I love it for it reflects my roots in Kashmir, and represents the professional identity of my forefathers. Kudos indeed ! to kauls.net and Mr. Ashwani Kaul for this excellent forum.
Comment was made 11 years ago
Bhatt Sard says about the surname Bhat bhatt/bhat/butt/but are actually derivatives of sanskrit word bhatta shortened as bhatt meaning priest. A title awarded to brahmins in the ancient times after atainment of certain minimum qualification /proficiency.over a period of times their spread is in various religions and large geographical areas.depending upon various factors specially synergy with political power got them certain status specially control over economic resources n social influence.in the race for same they must have had fair share of competitors whom they with would have had give n take'run for money' relationship.Position in the social heiarchy is subject to wielding political power n control over economic resources.
Comment was made 11 years ago
Simmy Rajput says about the surname Bhat pls tell me bhatt caste are general caste or schedule caste,backward caste? pls reply me, base on indian catagory
Comment was made 11 years ago
Simmy Rajput says about the surname Bhat pls tell me bhatt caste are general caste or schedule caste,backward caste? pls reply me,
Comment was made 11 years ago
Ullas S.pal says about the surname Bamzai The Pandit caste names have a common endings with a "oo". How did it turn about.
Comment was made 11 years ago
Prianshu Dhar says about the surname Dhar Proud to be the Dhar. As I read we are the direct decendents of Lord Shiva.I felt Happiness,highness and honorability. Om Namah Shivoy
Comment was made 11 years ago
Arun says about the surname rawal Yes u r right sandeep i have also same views my name is arun rawal if u want to make further efforts then we can join hands
Comment was made 11 years ago