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<ref>Suryavanshi Khandayat</ref>The Suryavanshi Khandayat is an elite branch of the Khandayat community, which is the prominent traditional Kshatriya (martial and warrior-ruling) caste of Odisha, East India. They trace their mythological lineage to the Solar Dynasty (Suryavamsha) and are historically recognized as the kings, military commanders, and landowners who defended ancient Kalinga (modern-day Odisha). | <ref>Suryavanshi Khandayat</ref>The Suryavanshi Khandayat is an elite branch of the Khandayat community, which is the prominent traditional Kshatriya (martial and warrior-ruling) caste of Odisha, East India. They trace their mythological lineage to the Solar Dynasty (Suryavamsha) and are historically recognized as the kings, military commanders, and landowners who defended ancient Kalinga (modern-day Odisha). Suryavanshi Khandayat refers to Khandayat families and lineages in Odisha who traditionally associate their ancestry with the Suryavamsha (Solar Dynasty) of Hindu genealogical tradition. The Suryavanshi designation is primarily a traditional lineage identity and occurs within the broader historical and social framework of the Khandayat community of Odisha. | ||
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[1]The Suryavanshi Khandayat is an elite branch of the Khandayat community, which is the prominent traditional Kshatriya (martial and warrior-ruling) caste of Odisha, East India. They trace their mythological lineage to the Solar Dynasty (Suryavamsha) and are historically recognized as the kings, military commanders, and landowners who defended ancient Kalinga (modern-day Odisha). Suryavanshi Khandayat refers to Khandayat families and lineages in Odisha who traditionally associate their ancestry with the Suryavamsha (Solar Dynasty) of Hindu genealogical tradition. The Suryavanshi designation is primarily a traditional lineage identity and occurs within the broader historical and social framework of the Khandayat community of Odisha.
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