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			'''Dhodia''' are an [[Adivasi]] [[Bhil]] people who have been placed in the Indian [[Caste system]], under [[Schedule Tribes]].{{cn\|date=March 2022}} The majority of the Dhodia [[tribe]]s are located in the southern part of [[Gujarat]] ([[Navsari]], [[Surat]] and [[Valsad]] districts), [[Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu]], [[Madhya Pradesh]], [[Maharashtra]], [[Karnataka]] and [[Rajasthan]]. In [[Maharashtra]], they are found mainly in the district of [[Thane]]. They speak [[Dhodia language]], which has some unique words, as well as some words influenced by [[Gujarati language\|Gujarati]] and [[Marathi language\|Marathi]].<ref>http://dhodia.info/language.aspx {{Dead link\|date=March 2022}}</ref><ref>People of India Maharshtra Volume XXX Part One edited by B.V Bhanu, B.R Bhatnagar, D.K Bose, V.S Kulkarni and J Sreenath pages 529-535</ref>

	~~The majority of the '''Dhodia''' [[tribe]]s are located in the southern part of [[~~Gujarat]], [[Surat]] and [[Valsad]] districts, [[Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu]], [[Madhya Pradesh]], [[Maharashtra]], [[Karnataka]], [[Rajasthan]] of India. In [[Maharashtra]], they are found mainly in the district of [[Thane]].Their language is the [[Dhodia language]]. It is a language which is a mixture of unique words, as well as some words influenced by Gujarati as well as Marathi. [[Dhodia language\|Their language]] does not have a written tradition.<ref>http://dhodia.info/language.aspx</ref><ref>People of India Maharshtra Volume XXX Part One edited by B.V Bhanu, B.R Bhatnagar, D.K Bose, V.S Kulkarni and J Sreenath pages 529-535</ref>		Gujarat is the best state.

	~~==History==~~
	There are many beliefs about the origin of the term "dhodia" [http://dhodia.info/history.aspx]. One is that they came from a place called Dhulia. The other belief is that the Rajputs from around the [[Dholka Taluka]], married local women in the tribal villages and later their descendants established themselves as Dhodia. However, these are all just folklore that have yet to be supported by scientific or historic data. The [[Naikda]], another tribal community, claims common descent with the Dhodia.

	~~[[File:Kuldev Pooja~~.~~jpg\|thumb]]~~

	==Religion and customs==		==Religion and customs==
	Most of the dhodia believe in traditional religious practices [http://dhodia.info/Religions.aspx]. Dhodia ~~primarily have adapted~~ Hinduism. Some however ~~follow~~ [[Christianity]]. Some are following their ~~Adiwashi~~ traditions, worshiping nature.		Most of the dhodia believe in traditional religious practices [http://dhodia.info/Religions.aspx].
			majority of Dhodia follows Hinduism. Some however adapted [[Christianity]]. Some are following their [[Adivasi\|AdiVasi]] traditions, worshiping nature. Dhodia also has many subcaste/Kul within them.


	Dhodia Females traditionally wear 'Kachhedo' or it called 'Dhadku' type of saree which mostly gives resembles of Marathi saree.		Dhodia Females traditionally wear 'Kachhedo' or it called 'Dhadku' type of saree which mostly gives resembles of Marathi saree.
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	==Festivals==		==Festivals==
	They celebrate ~~all the~~ festivals that other Hindus do. Diwali, Holi are some examples. The majority of Dhodia believe in and are devoted to "Kanasari" or "Kanseri" (Goddess of food). They celebrate the "Kanseri" festival annually at harvest. The "Kanseri" Goddess is otherwise known as Goddess "Annapurna" by ~~most~~ Hindus.		They celebrate festivals that other Hindus do. Diwali, Holi are some examples. The majority of Dhodia believe in and are devoted to "Kanasari" or "Kanseri" (Goddess of food). They celebrate the "Kanseri" festival annually at harvest. The "Kanseri" Goddess is otherwise known as Goddess "Annapurna" by many Hindus.

	The Dhodia also celebrate "Divaso".		The Dhodia also celebrate "Divaso".

	Vagh baras is also celebrated in a unique fashion in some Dhodia villages where men colour themselves in stripes representing the Vagh( tiger) and others as plain white or other colours denoting cattle. The tiger chases the cattle. Finally at the end of the sport the village inhabitants eat together and celebrate.		Vagh baras is also celebrated in a unique fashion in some Dhodia villages where men colour themselves in stripes representing the Vagh( tiger) and others as plain white or other colours denoting cattle. The tiger chases the cattle. Finally at the end of the sport the village inhabitants eat together and celebrate. During five days of Diwali they celebrate their folk dance called Gheria.
	Also they make Bhakhras for pooja rituals to their Kuldev on this day.		Also they make Bhakhras for pooja rituals to their Kuldev on this day.
	[[File:Bhakhra .jpg\|thumb\|Vaghbaras]]		[[File:Bhakhra .jpg\|thumb\|Vaghbaras]]
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	[[File:Dhodia23.jpg\|thumb\|Vagh Baras Na Bhakhara]]		[[File:Dhodia23.jpg\|thumb\|Vagh Baras Na Bhakhara]]
	[[File:Dhodia18.jpg\|thumb\|Dhodia Dance Turiya]]		[[File:Dhodia18.jpg\|thumb\|Dhodia Dance Turiya]]

	==See also==		==See also==

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	* [http://www.dhodia.in/Patel/Rituals.aspx Dhodia Rituals(વિધિઓ)]		* [http://www.dhodia.in/Patel/Rituals.aspx Dhodia Rituals(વિધિઓ)]
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{{Short description|Tribe in India}}
{{Infobox tribe
| name = Dhodia
| image =
| type = Caste
| location = [[Vapi]] To [[Tapi district|Tapi]] in [[Gujarat]] [[India]]
| population = 5,36,000 (2012)
| homepage = {{URL|http://www.dhodia.in/}}
}}

The majority of the '''Dhodia''' [[tribe]]s are located in the southern part of [[Gujarat]], [[Surat]] and [[Valsad]] districts, [[Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu]], [[Madhya Pradesh]], [[Maharashtra]], [[Karnataka]], [[Rajasthan]] of India. In [[Maharashtra]], they are found mainly in the district of [[Thane]].Their language is the [[Dhodia language]]. It is a language which is a mixture of unique words, as well as some words influenced by Gujarati as well as Marathi. [[Dhodia language|Their language]] does not have a written tradition.<ref>http://dhodia.info/language.aspx</ref><ref>People of India Maharshtra Volume XXX Part One edited by B.V Bhanu, B.R Bhatnagar, D.K Bose, V.S Kulkarni and J Sreenath pages 529-535</ref>

==History==
There are many beliefs about the origin of the term "dhodia" [http://dhodia.info/history.aspx]. One is that they came from a place called Dhulia. The other belief is that the Rajputs from around the [[Dholka Taluka]], married local women in the tribal villages and later their descendants established themselves as Dhodia. However, these are all just folklore that have yet to be supported by scientific or historic data. The [[Naikda]], another tribal community, claims common descent with the Dhodia.

[[File:Kuldev Pooja.jpg|thumb]]

==Religion and customs==
Most of the dhodia believe in traditional religious practices [http://dhodia.info/Religions.aspx]. Dhodia primarily have adapted Hinduism. Some however follow [[Christianity]]. Some are following their Adiwashi traditions, worshiping nature.

Dhodia Females traditionally wear 'Kachhedo' or it called 'Dhadku' type of saree which mostly gives resembles of Marathi saree.
[[File:Dhodia Girl.jpg|thumb|Dhadku/ Kachhedo]]
[[File:Dhodia girl.jpg|thumb|Dhodia Female wearing Kachhedo / Dhadku and holding Baaj [ disposable dish made of palash tree leaves]]]

==Festivals==
They celebrate all the festivals that other Hindus do. Diwali, Holi are some examples. The majority of Dhodia believe in and are devoted to "Kanasari" or "Kanseri" (Goddess of food). They celebrate the "Kanseri" festival annually at harvest. The "Kanseri" Goddess is otherwise known as Goddess "Annapurna" by most Hindus.

The Dhodia also celebrate "Divaso".

Vagh baras is also celebrated in a unique fashion in some Dhodia villages where men colour themselves in stripes representing the Vagh( tiger) and others as plain white or other colours denoting cattle. The tiger chases the cattle. Finally at the end of the sport the village inhabitants eat together and celebrate.
Also they make Bhakhras for pooja rituals to their Kuldev on this day.
[[File:Bhakhra .jpg|thumb|Vaghbaras]]
[[File:Dhodia14.jpg|thumb|Dhodia Tur ane Thail]]
[[File:Dhodia23.jpg|thumb|Vagh Baras Na Bhakhara]]
[[File:Dhodia18.jpg|thumb|Dhodia Dance Turiya]]
==See also==

* [[Naikda]]

== References ==

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==External links==
* [http://www.dhodia.in/ Dhodia Website]
* [https://www.facebook.com/dhodia.in Dhodia FaceBook Page]
* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/dhodia.in/ Dhodia FaceBook Group]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20170202212105/http://www.dhodiacommunity.in/ Dhodia Community]
* [http://www.facebook.com/groups/rockingdhodia RDG]
* [http://www.dhodiamatrimony.com/ Dhodia Matrimony]
* [http://www.dhodia.in/history.html Dhodia History]
* [http://www.dhodia.in/language.html Dhodia Language]
* [http://www.dhodia.in/dhodia-kul.html Dhodia Kul(કુળ)]
* [http://www.dhodia.in/dhodia-video.html Dhodia Videos]
* [http://www.dhodia.in/blogs/ Dhodia Blog]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150227134927/https://d1dac016738cc07b8e9b4516adec6d0d403a5b18.googledrive.com/host/0BzQepCWvI7qxMHpmcFE5eVlnTjQ/Default.html Dhodia Book 1:અહા આમું ઢોડિયા - શ્રી.કુલીન પટેલ]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150227123952/https://0de6a58964b2b3c6e429c65b6c9cc7851deeac5e.googledrive.com/host/0BzQepCWvI7qxflo1VDZQdVBnMTBncXhmWV9SRHNldm1PTEtNNnc5eS0zak5LdkpUcVVhUFU/Default.html Dhodia Book 2:ઢોડિયા જાતી: બોલી,સાહિત્ય અને સંસકૃતિ - સ્વ.શ્રી મંછારામભાઈ નારણદાસ પટેલ]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150227134830/https://22dad957fd7b8573ecf1fbf66cb534cd9fdd336a.googledrive.com/host/0BzQepCWvI7qxamdBbE51Zi1xZjA/Default.html Dhodia Book 3:વડલો]


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