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At present, [[Kshatriya]] | At present, [[Kshatriya]] '''Rajput Parmar/Panwar''' people of this caste/lineage are mainly found in [[Rajasthan]] , [[Gujarat]] , [[Madhya Pradesh]] , [[Punjab]] , [[Haryana]] , [[Uttarakhand]] , [[Himachal Pradesh]] , [[Uttar Pradesh]] , [[Bihar]] , [[Chhattisgarh]] , [[Sindh]] and Northern [[Maharashtra]] . | ||
About (52 kul) branches of Parmars are settled in [[Malwa]] regions of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan . | About '''(52 kul)''' branches of Parmars are settled in [[Malwa]] regions of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan . | ||
About (36 kul) branches of Panwars/Powars who migrated from Dhara Nagar to Western Malwa via [[Bundelkhand]] , [[Baghelkhand]] during the year 1700 reside in [[Balaghat]] , [[Seoni]] of south -eastern Madhya Pradesh and [[Gondia]] [[Bhandara]] district area of Maharashtra. | About '''(36 kul)''' branches of '''Panwars/Powars''' who migrated from Dhara Nagar to Western Malwa via [[Bundelkhand]] , [[Baghelkhand]] during the year 1700 reside in [[Balaghat]] , [[Seoni]] of south -eastern Madhya Pradesh and [[Gondia]] [[Bhandara]] district area of Maharashtra. | ||
From 15th to 17th century, Panwars migrated to [[Satpura]] and [[Vidarbha]] . In these areas he is called Bhoyar Pawar. This (72 kul) branch , which migrated from Dharanagar and East Malwa in the 15th to 17th century , resides in [[Betul]] , [[Chhindwara]] , [[Wardha]] and other districts. | From 15th to 17th century, Panwars migrated to [[Satpura]] and [[Vidarbha]] . In these areas he is called '''Bhoyar Pawar'''. This '''(72 kul)''' branch , which migrated from Dharanagar and East Malwa in the 15th to 17th century , resides in [[Betul]] , [[Chhindwara]] , [[Wardha]] and other districts. | ||
The words Parmar/Pawar/Powar/Panwar/Pawar have become popular after being corrupted from the Sanskrit words Pramar, Prawar and Paur | The words Parmar/Pawar/Powar/Panwar/Pawar have become popular after being corrupted from the Sanskrit words Pramar, Prawar and Paur | ||