Bardai Brahmin
Traditional Western Indian Community
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Bardai Brahmins are a community living in Western India.[1] They traditionally have a variety of professions, including priesthood, merchants, revenue collectors, teachers, and village policemen.[2]
References
External links
- Bardai Brahmin Samaj - London
- Bardai Brahmin Samaj - Leicester
- Bardai Brahmin Samaj - Northamptonshire
- Bardai Bramha Samaj Nani Naat - Jamnagar - India
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Gujarati people
- Aboti Brahmin
- Audichya Brahmins
- Bardai Brahmins
- Girnara Brahmin
- Khedaval Brahmin
- Modh Brahmin
- Nagar Brahmin
- Sachora Brahmins
- Shrimali Brahmin
- Sidhra-Rudhra Brahmins
- Sompura Brahmins
- Tapodhan Brahmin
- Barot
- Motisar
- Rawal
- Alavi Bohra
- Ansari
- Baloch
- Bhadala
- Chhipa
- Chundrigar
- Dawoodi Bohra
- Halaypotra
- Hingorja
- Hingora
- Juneja
- Kadia
- Kagzi
- Ker
- Khaskheli
- Khoja
- Machiyar
- Makrani
- Makwana Muslim
- Malik
- Mandali
- Mansoori
- Memon
- Meta Qureshi
- Miyana
- Molesalam
- Momna
- Multani
- Multani Lohar
- Mutwa
- Nagori
- Nayak
- Node
- Panar
- Patani Bohra
- Patni Jamat
- Pathans of Gujarat
- Salaat (Muslim)
- Samma
- Sandhai Muslims
- Shaikhs of Gujarat
- Shaikhda
- Sayyid of Gujarat
- Siddi
- Sipahi
- Sulaymani Bohra
- Sunni Bohra
- Tai
- Turk Jamat
- Vora Patel
- Vyapari
- Iranis
- Parsis
- Khant
- Kapadi
- Dhedh
- Mahyavanshi
- Thathagar