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Samantan

Samantan, also known as Samanthan Nair or Samantha Kshatriya (meaning "Kshatriyas without Vedic rituals" or "equal to"), was a generic term applied to dignify a group of sub-clans among the Naduvazhi (ruling elites) and Jenmimar (feudal lords) of the Nair community in Kerala, India.

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Clans Elevated to Samantha Kshatriya, Samantan or Samanthan Nair

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Samantan

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Samantan → According, Brahmins, Chera, Cheraman Perumal, Indian, Kerala, Keralolpathi, Kshatriya, Kshatriyas, Malabar Coast, Many, Nair, Nairs, North-west Indian, Parashurama, Saa-Manthran, Some Kshatriyas, The, The Samantans, Thus
related to Clans Elevated to Samantha Kshatriya, Samantan or Samanthan Nair · 13
Samantan → Brahminical, Brahmins, Hiranyagarbha, In, Kerala, Kshatriya, Nair, Over, Padmagarbha, Samantan Nairs, Samantans, The Samantan Kshatriya, While
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Samantan → Brahminical, Clans, Hiranyagarbha, Kshatriyas, Nair, Nairs, Royal, Samantan Kshatriya, Samantan Nair, Samantha Kshatriya Maharaja, Samantha Nairs, They, Vedic

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kshatriya nair kerala known nairs kshatriyas samantha royal status rituals clans venadu caste region brahmins many samantans hiranyagarbha elevated vedic

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Unniyadhiri or Unithiriinstance ofas well as region-specific honorifics0.80text
the Samantansinstance ofleading to the emergence of distinct groups0.80text
Samantan Nairsinstance ofleading to the emergence of distinct groups0.80text
who held elite status within the broader Nair community.Some of the notable clans that attained this elevated statusinstance ofleading to the emergence of distinct groups0.80text
ranked from highest to lowestinstance ofleading to the emergence of distinct groups0.80text
includeinstance ofleading to the emergence of distinct groups0.80text
Thirumalpadinstance ofrelated families were often known by titles0.80text
Thampuraninstance ofrelated families were often known by titles0.80text
Thampaninstance ofrelated families were often known by titles0.80text
Thampiinstance ofrelated families were often known by titles0.80text
Karthavinstance ofrelated families were often known by titles0.80text
etc.Many local communities in South Canarainstance ofrelated families were often known by titles0.80text

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