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Hatkar

Hatkar [pronounced as हटकर in Marathi] is a Hindu Kshatriya caste found in the Deccan region of India. Their home language is Marathi.Hatkars, from the Marathwada region, Hatkar Kshatriya and trace their ancestry to warrior lineages.

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Hatkar

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples59
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
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related to The Hatkar Rebellion of 1819 · 17
Hatkar → After, Arab, Berar, British, British Indian Army, Hatkars, Hyderabad, Nanded, Nizam, Novsaji, Novsaji Naik, Nowah, The, The Siege, They, Third Anglo-Maratha War, Under
related to Culture · 15
Hatkar → Dussehra, Hatkar's, Hatkars, Hindu, Holi, Khandoba, Maratha, March, October, Shimga, Sunday, The, The Hatkar, There, They
related to Social standing · 13
Hatkar → According, Deshastha Brahmins, Deshmukh, Hassan, Hatkars, In, Inamdars, Kunbis, Maratha, Primary, The, The Hatkar, They
related to Medieval Era · 10
Hatkar → Basim Sircar, Furthermore, Hatkars, It, Maratha Empire, Marathas, Naik, Rao, Shivaji, The Ain-i-Akbari

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hatkars maharashtra isbn maratha marathwada kshatriya caste region soldiers deccan india हटकर marathi members nizam history siege state archived original

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ringsinstance ofHatkar women commonly wear numerous ornaments0.80text
necklacesinstance ofHatkar women commonly wear numerous ornaments0.80text
nose ringsinstance ofHatkar women commonly wear numerous ornaments0.80text
and ankle banglesinstance ofHatkar women commonly wear numerous ornaments0.80text
Hatkarrelated to CultureThere0.60section
Hatkarrelated to CultureHatkar's0.60section
Hatkarrelated to CultureThe Hatkar0.60section
Hatkarrelated to CultureMaratha0.60section
Hatkarrelated to CultureThe0.60section
Hatkarrelated to CultureHatkars0.60section
Hatkarrelated to CultureKhandoba0.60section
Hatkarrelated to CultureSunday0.60section

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