The term Karadiya dates back to the Muslim invasion of India; those Rajputs who agreed to pay taxes (known colloquially as kar) to Muslim rulers, obtained the title of Karadiya (diya meaning give colloquially).[1]
One of their primary deities is Shiva.[1] The majority of the community is vegetarian; and inter-caste/class marriages are not encouraged.[1] One of their traditional folk dances is the Hinch, also called the Gaagar Nritya.[4][5]
Jhala's 2010 review of studies on the community noted
Mori in 1999 studied on Karadia Rajput Gyatima Samajik Parivartan,[.] He found that the men wore chorno as a lower garment and kediyu as an upper garment. When they went out they wore a twisted turban. The turban differed from place to place. Men wore pachedi on the shoulder. On the feet they wore flowered studded shoes. The ladies wore red or black thepada which was unstitched, on the top they wore kapdu which was plain both sides and the chest portion was of red, black or green kinkhab fabric. The sleeves were of different colour with a red border. The middle class ladies wore colourful cotton cloths. They also wore odhani on the head. The young girls wore ghaghra, blouse and odhani. The elderly women wore baloya on the wrist and all the women were tattooed on their hands.[6]
Classification
Karadiya rajput currently classified as Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC). Karadiya caste Serial No. 102 was included in SEBC list as per Government Resolution No. SSP/ 1194/ 1411/ A Dated 25/7/1994.[7]karadiya rajput are not listed in Central List of OBCs For the State of Gujarat, By default Karadiya Rajput comes under General category at Central Level Reservation.[8][9][10]
^Shah, G. (1987). "Middle Class Politics: Case of Anti-Reservation Agitations in Gujarat (AN 160)". Economic and Political Weekly. 22 (19/21): AN155. JSTOR 4377019.
^"List of dances" (PDF). Vikhepatil.org. Retrieved 12 September 2017.
^Shovana Narayan (2004). Folk dance traditions of India. Shubhi Publication. ISBN9788187226932.
^"A Study of Dietary Pattern and Costumes of Selected Castes of the Kachchh District of Gujarat State" (PDF). Etheses.saurashtrauniversity.edu. Retrieved 12 September 2017.
^"List of Socially and Educationally Backward Classes of Gujarat State". sje.gujarat.gov.in.
^"2022 Central: Gujarat Caste List OBCs, ST & SC Caste PDF". 8 January 2022. Retrieved 8 November 2022.
^National Commission for Backward Classes. "Central List Of OBCs".
^Gujarat State Government (8 December 2018). "List of 69 castes in Gujarat that don't get reservation benefit announced".
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karadiya, rajput, sometimes, spelled, karadia, indian, hindu, caste, rajput, community, wadhwan, contents, etymology, origin, culture, classification, also, referencesetymology, editthe, term, karadiya, dates, back, muslim, invasion, india, those, rajputs, agr. Karadiya Rajput sometimes spelled Karadia 1 is an Indian Hindu caste of the Rajput community 2 Karadiya Rajputs of Wadhwan Contents 1 Etymology 2 Origin 3 Culture 4 Classification 5 See also 6 ReferencesEtymology EditThe term Karadiya dates back to the Muslim invasion of India those Rajputs who agreed to pay taxes known colloquially as kar to Muslim rulers obtained the title of Karadiya diya meaning give colloquially 1 Origin EditWhile having their origins in the regions of Malwa Ujjain and Rajasthan 1 they are primarily found in the Saurashtra Kutch and other region of Gujarat India 3 Culture EditOne of their primary deities is Shiva 1 The majority of the community is vegetarian and inter caste class marriages are not encouraged 1 One of their traditional folk dances is the Hinch also called the Gaagar Nritya 4 5 Jhala s 2010 review of studies on the community notedMori in 1999 studied on Karadia Rajput Gyatima Samajik Parivartan He found that the men wore chorno as a lower garment and kediyu as an upper garment When they went out they wore a twisted turban The turban differed from place to place Men wore pachedi on the shoulder On the feet they wore flowered studded shoes The ladies wore red or black thepada which was unstitched on the top they wore kapdu which was plain both sides and the chest portion was of red black or green kinkhab fabric The sleeves were of different colour with a red border The middle class ladies wore colourful cotton cloths They also wore odhani on the head The young girls wore ghaghra blouse and odhani The elderly women wore baloya on the wrist and all the women were tattooed on their hands 6 Classification EditKaradiya rajput currently classified as Socially and Educationally Backward Classes SEBC Karadiya caste Serial No 102 was included in SEBC list as per Government Resolution No SSP 1194 1411 A Dated 25 7 1994 7 karadiya rajput are not listed in Central List of OBCs For the State of Gujarat By default Karadiya Rajput comes under General category at Central Level Reservation 8 9 10 See also EditRajputs of Gujarat Garasia Nadoda Rajputs Molesalam RajputReferences Edit a b c d e India s Communities Oxford University Press 1998 ISBN 978 0 19 563354 2 Gujarat Popular Prakashan 2003 pp 1552 ISBN 978 81 7991 106 8 Shah G 1987 Middle Class Politics Case of Anti Reservation Agitations in Gujarat AN 160 Economic and Political Weekly 22 19 21 AN155 JSTOR 4377019 List of dances PDF Vikhepatil org Retrieved 12 September 2017 Shovana Narayan 2004 Folk dance traditions of India Shubhi Publication ISBN 9788187226932 A Study of Dietary Pattern and Costumes of Selected Castes of the Kachchh District of Gujarat State PDF Etheses saurashtrauniversity edu Retrieved 12 September 2017 List of Socially and Educationally Backward Classes of Gujarat State sje gujarat gov in 2022 Central Gujarat Caste List OBCs ST amp SC Caste PDF 8 January 2022 Retrieved 8 November 2022 National Commission for Backward Classes Central List Of OBCs Gujarat State Government 8 December 2018 List of 69 castes in Gujarat that don t get reservation benefit announced Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Karadiya Rajput amp oldid 1129500527, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
