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Charan

Charan (IAST: Cāraṇ; Sanskrit: चारण; Gujarati: ચારણ; Sindhi: چارڻ; IPA: cɑːrəɳə) is a caste natively residing in the Rajasthan and Gujarat states of India, as well as the Sindh and Balochistan provinces of Pakistan. Historically, Charans have been engaged in diverse occupations like bards, poets, historians, pastoralists, agriculturalists and also…

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Country
India • Pakistan
Languages
Rajasthani • Marwari • Mewari • Gujarati • Sindhi • Marathi
Region
Rajasthan • Haryana • Gujarat • Madhya Pradesh • Maharashtra • Sindh • Balochistan
Religions
Hinduism

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Charan

Nodes326
Edges325
Triples271
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.006135
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Charan

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related to Clans and divisions · 29
Charan → Arha, Ashiya, Avsura, Based, Bati, Charans, Chorada, Chunva, Clans, Dadhivadia, Detha, Kachhela, Kachhelas, Kiniya, Kutch, Maru, Maru-Charans, Mehru, Nara, Parajia
related to Poets and historians · 27
Charan → As Charans, Charans, Chhand, Dingal, Gujarati, Jhamāl, Jhūlaņā, Kavitt, Kundaliyā, Nīsāṇī, Poems, Prabandh, Prakās, Rajasthani, Rajput, Rajputs, Rās, Rāsau, Rūpak, Sanvād
related to Patronized groups · 24
Charan → Audichya, Bhats, Brahmins, Chandisa, Charans, Dahima, DholaBirampotaGoyandpotaManganiyars, Dholis, Gurjar Gaur, Hereditary, Kulguru Brahmins, Marwar, Motisars, Purohits, Rajguru, Rathores, Ravaji, Rawals, Sanadhya, The
related to Warriors and military role · 24
Charan → Abhaychand Boksha, Banvir, Battle, Charans, Govardhan, Haldighati, In, Jaisaji, Kanhaji Sandu, Karamsi Ashiya, Keshavji Sauda, Maholi, Mewar, Numerous Charans, Pratap, Rajputs, Ramaji, Ramdas Dharmawat, Sanga, Similar
related to Horse trade · 23
Charan → Afghans, Barmer, Bikaner, By, Charans, Horse, In, Kachhela, Kachhela Charans, Kathi, Kathiawar, Kutch, Maharaja Takhat Singh, Mallani, Marwar, Marwari, Nath Sampradaya, Rajasthan, Sindh, Some Charan
related to Protectors of mercantile trade · 22
Charan → Ajmer, As, Bhilwara, Bhinmal, Brahmin, Caravans, Charan's, Charans, Given, Gujarat, If, Jalor, Madhya Pradesh, Malpura, Malwa, Pali, Sanchor, Sojat, Suigam, The
related to Administrators · 16
Charan → As, Baniyas, British, By, Charans, During, Gujarat, Kutch, Malwa, Persons, Rajputana, Rajputs, Recruitment, Saurashtra, Sindh, They
related to Mythological Origins · 16
Charan → According, As, Charana, Charanas, From, Nandi, Narā, Nāga, Nāgas, Parvati, Sati, Shakti, Shiva, So, The, The Charana
related to Emergence in Rajput polity · 13
Charan → As, Brahminical, Brahmins, Charanas, Considered, Hindu, In, Indian, Rajput, Rajputs, The, The Rajputs, They
related to Culture and ethos · 11
Charan → Before Indian, Charans, Hinglaj, Jai Mataji Ki, Mother Goddess, Navratri, Shakti, Such, The, They, Victory

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charans also charanas rajputs traders rajput gujarat marwar various rulers brahmins history literature role rajasthan british opium horses region caste

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CharanCountryIndia • Pakistan1.00infobox
CharanLanguagesRajasthani • Marwari • Mewari • Gujarati • Sindhi • Marathi1.00infobox
CharanRegionRajasthan • Haryana • Gujarat • Madhya Pradesh • Maharashtra • Sindh • Balochistan1.00infobox
CharanReligionsHinduism1.00infobox
Dingalinstance ofKnowledge of languages0.80text
Sanskritinstance ofKnowledge of languages0.80text
Urduinstance ofKnowledge of languages0.80text
and Persian was also acquired with the aid of specialized mastersinstance ofKnowledge of languages0.80text
of Diwaninstance ofthey came to play the role of mediators in most of the political matters in the medieval kingdoms prior to British rule.Some of the prominent Charan administrators holding posit…0.80text
Sangainstance ofThe roll of honour during the reigns of various rulers0.80text
Pratap contains the names of prominent Charansinstance ofThe roll of honour during the reigns of various rulers0.80text
those of Bhainsrorgarhinstance ofthese fortified settlements evolved as forts0.80text

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