04/02/2021
Puranas and inscriptions or what they wrote in Sanskrit, read about Gujjar or Gurjara caste. Only two Kshatriya castes are mentioned in the Puranas. Gurjar (Gurutara) and Yadav (Ahir) In the Puranas, Gurjars and Yadavs have been described as the real Kshatriyas of India. Brahma Vaivarta Purana puran in page 373 line 9 describes the battle of Gurjara caste kings with Parashurama ji.
Parashurama, the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu, destroyed the Kshatriyas 21 times. After all, what happened that Lord Parashuram had to destroy this dynasty, not once or twice but 21 times, there is a legend about it in the Puranas. In the battle, all the arms of Sahastrajun were cut and he was killed. Then Sahastrarjun's sons reprimanded his father Jamadagni in the absence of Parashurama. ... This terrible incident enraged Parashurama and he vowed - "I will die by destroying all the Kshatriyas dynasty".
This great caste originally derived its name from the word 'Gurutar' such as Pt. Chhot Lal Sharma (famous archaeologist and historian). 'Maharaja Dasaratha' was called 'Gurudar' in the Ramayana by Valmiki. It means "a very high-class king". Which was changed to Gurujan and later to Gurjar. Gurjars are one of the oldest castes in India Pandit Vasudev Prasad, a famous Sanskrit pandit from Banaras, has proved through ancient Sanskrit literature that the word "Gujjar" was spoken after the names of the ancient, Kshatriya other Sanskrit scholar Radhakanta believes that the Gujjar word for Kshatriya Were. Scientific evidence has proved that Gujjar belongs to Aryans Rana Ali Hussain writes that the word Gujjar is derived from the word Gurjar or Garjar, which is used in the Ramayana by Maharishi Valmiki. Valmiki has written in the Ramayana, "Gato Dasharat Swarggyo Gartaro" - meaning King Dasharat who was a Kshatriya among us, went to heaven. Puranas are said to be 6000 to 10000 years old, and the Puranas have written about the Gujjar caste.Gurjar was an Arya who lived in India for thousands of years Tanwar (Tungad), Pratihar, Parmar (Pawar), Chauhan, Chalukya, Chandel (Chandila), Bhati, Solanki, Rawal, Khatana, Bhadana, Kalchuri Like all these were branches of gujjar who ruled different kingdoms of India.
Jat Gujjar, Ahir, Yadav who together would naturally be a huge, mighty all-purpose united force in the country. The 4 castes' "barey-boorey" (elders) have agreed that yes, it is time for all 4 (above) castes to end inconsequential centuries old (barbaric) war of (inconsequential) superiority + battle for supremacy and be 1 in the spirit of united we stand and a big might, divided we instantly fall.
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