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The-Royal-Maratha-Warriors
Friday, November 28, 2008
The Royal Maratha Warriors
Royal Clans of Maratha Community

Shri Chintamani, Theur
Flag of the Maratha EmpireImage:The original photo of god Khandoba temple devhara of Jejuri.jpg
:god Khandoba
The Marāthās is a collective term referring to an Indo-Aryan group of Hindu, Marathi-speaking castes of Kshatriya, warriors, commoner and peasants, hailing mostly from the Indian state of Maharashtra. They created the Maratha Empire which covered a major part of India in the 17th and 18th centuries.

The Marathas constituted an extensive and eclectic class of warriors and peasants. Their clan structure may therefore be of interest to sociologists, political scientists, anthropologists and historians. Several lists and taxonomies of the Maratha clan structure are available. An authoritative listing was apparently first attempted in 1888 and a list finalised in 1956 by the Government of India. One such version is presented here.

Contents [hide]
1 Origin of clan system
2 Historic role
3 Surnames and other details of the 96 main clans (96 Kuli Maratha)
3.1 Ahir-rao (Aahirraw), Dhampal, Ahirs
3.2 Aangre
3.3 Aangan (Aangane)
3.4 Bagwe
3.5 Bagraw
3.6 Bande
3.7 Babar
3.8 Bhagwat
3.9 Bhosale/Bhonsle
3.10 Bhoware
3.11 Bhogle
3.12 Bhoeete (Bhoite), Bhati
3.13 Biradar(patil)
3.14 Chavan,Chauhan
3.15 Chalukya (Chalke), Chalukyas
3.16 Dhamale
3.17 Dhamdhere
3.17.1 Dhitak
3.18 Dhawale
3.19 Dhekle
3.20 Dhone
3.21 Darbare
3.22 Dalvi
3.23 Dabhade
3.24 Dharmaraj
3.25 Devkante
3.26 Dhaybar / Dhaibar
3.27 Dhumal
3.28 Engale (Ingle)
3.29 Gund-Patil
3.30 Gawhane
3.31 Gujar (Gurjar) , Gujjar
3.32 Gaikwad, Gaykawad, Gaekwad
3.32.1 Gangnaik ,Gangas
3.33 Ghatge
3.34 Hande
3.35 Harphale
3.35.1 Haru
3.36 Jadhav, Yadava,
3.37 Jagdale
3.38 Jagdhane
3.39 Jagtap , Jat
3.40 Kale (Deshmukh)
4 r
4.1 Kalmukh/ Kalamkar
4.2 Kalachuri (Kachare,



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