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Who are Rajputs? Does anyone know here? I can guess, "No one"!
Rajputs are worries who belong to central parts(North) in India. Literally means, Son Of King. Mostly Rajputs live in Rajasthan. This word(Rajput) first time emerged in 7th century. Rajputs were known for their loyalty and trustworthy. Before 7th century they had been called 'Rajputra". It also known as Kshatriyas(क्षत्रिय). Rajputs ancestry can be divided into two parts: the "solar" or suryavanshi- those who belong to Shri Rama, the hero of the epic Ramayana, and the "lunar" or chandravanshi, who claimed descent from Krishna, the hero of the epic Mahabharata. Rajputs Used to have their kingdoms. They used to fight for. In present time, They live like ordinary person, but some of them still live in palaces. They still use their swords and guns for fight; but only real Rajputs. Rajputs fought for their people and country. Bhramin and Rajputs both are close castes. Bhramins used to be their masters. I am a Bhramin too. I like them, but they are too strict. Their women can't live without covering head. I don't like it, it's our culture though. My brother has so many Rajputs friends. I never talk with them. We are Bhramins, however my brother wants to marry with a Rajputani. I told him to not do that. It's not good for him. Real Rajputanis are very honest for their husband, more than other woman; but Rajputs are very strict. They can't accept a other cast brother in law.
Rajputs are worries who belong to central parts(North) in India. Literally means, Son Of King. Mostly Rajputs live in Rajasthan. This word(Rajput) first time emerged in 7th century. Rajputs were known for their loyalty and trustworthy. Before 7th century they had been called 'Rajputra". It also known as Kshatriyas(क्षत्रिय). Rajputs ancestry can be divided into two parts: the "solar" or suryavanshi- those who belong to Shri Rama, the hero of the epic Ramayana, and the "lunar" or chandravanshi, who claimed descent from Krishna, the hero of the epic Mahabharata. Rajputs Used to have their kingdoms. They used to fight for. In present time, They live like ordinary person, but some of them still live in palaces. They still use their swords and guns for fight; but only real Rajputs. Rajputs fought for their people and country. Bhramin and Rajputs both are close castes. Bhramins used to be their masters. I am a Bhramin too. I like them, but they are too strict. Their women can't live without covering head. I don't like it, it's our culture though. My brother has so many Rajputs friends. I never talk with them. We are Bhramins, however my brother wants to marry with a Rajputani. I told him to not do that. It's not good for him. Real Rajputanis are very honest for their husband, more than other woman; but Rajputs are very strict. They can't accept a other cast brother in law.
Rajputs (Warriors)
Who are the Rajputs?
Rajputs are the warriors who belong to central parts (North) in India North Central parts of India?.
The name literally means 'Son Of King'.
This word (Rajput) first time emerged in the 7th century.
Rajputs were known for their loyalty and trustworthyness.
Before the 7th century they had been called 'Rajputra".
They are also known as Kshatriyas(क्षत्रिय).
Rajputs ancestry can be divided into two parts: the "solar" or suryavanshi - those who belong to Shri Rama, the hero of the epic Ramayana, and the "lunar" or chandravanshi, who claim descent from Krishna, the hero of the epic Mahabharata.
Rajputs used to have their kingdoms
that they used to fight for.
In present time, they live like ordinary persons, but some of them still live in palaces.
They still use their swords and guns for fighting; but only real Rajputs.
not sure what you mean - fighting with real Rajputs or "...only real Rajputs fight" ?
Their women can't live without covering their head.
My brother has so many Rajput friends.
They can't accept an other caste brother in law.
Ah, a Brahmin - so does that mean your family would be priests?
Rajputs are supposed to be ancestors of the Roma people of Europe, also called Gypsies.
Every Bhramin is not a priest.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brahmin_gotra_syste
Let me know you can open it or not.
We are Shandilya Dubey.
Dubey is part of Shandilya. :-)
I already know Shanskrit.
Does anyone here know here?
Rajputs were known for their loyalty and trustworthiness.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/trustworthiness
At present, they live like ordinary people, but some of them still live in palaces.
They still use their swords and guns for fight; but only real Rajputs.
I didn't understand this part.
My brother has so many Rajputs friends.
Alternatives:
My brother has so many Rajput friends! (exclamation)
My brother has so many Rajput friends that he can't remember their names (so many... that ...)
They can't accept a brother-in-law from another caste.
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They still use their swords and guns for fight; but only real Rajputs.
Rajputs fought for their people and country, and even now, some Rajputs still use their swords and guns for fighting.
A suggestion for using "swords and guns" in the same sentence as "Rajputs fought..." :)
I got it. :-)
Thanks for telling me.
Rajputs are worries warriors who belong lived in the to central parts of Northern (North) in India.
Literally Rajput means, literally, Son Of King.
Mostly Rajputs lived in Rajasthan.
This word(Rajput) first time emerged in the 7th century.
Rajputs were known renowned for their loyalty and trustworthiness.
It They were also known as the Kshatriyas(क्षत्रिय).
Rajputs Used to have their kingdoms they fought for.
They used to fight for.
They Only real Rajputs still use their swords and guns for fighting fight; but.
Rajputs fought for their people and their country.
Bhramin and Rajputs are both closed castes.
"Close" casts = near in stature? Or "closed' casts = no entry?
Their women can't live without a headcovering.
I don't like it, but it's our culture though.
We are Bhramins, however my brother wants to marry with a Rajputani.
Quite interesting to learn some ancient caste rules still apply in modern times. It is commonly believed they have lapsed with time. Especially after The Mahatma.
But culture is really hard to change, so it is interesting to learn the former systems are still in place in India.
Your writing is well done. You must notice that we all have different ways to say the same thing.
Yes, I can notice that. :-)
Do Rajputs really still "use guns and swords for fighting"? How do the Indian police respond to that?
If they fight in their family matters then police don't say anything. They can't hurt public. My city's king also did that. People don't like him.