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Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Membership For Women No Registration FEE

03:34 by Unknown

Membership for WOMENis Rs:1000/- Only

Fee is Mandatory it is only to meet Our Postal and Traveling expenses and it is Rs:1000/- for women.

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Travel South INDIA in Search of Marriage Profiles

18:44 by Unknown

Namaskar ...

I am Planning to Travel South INDIA in Search of Marriage Profiles ...
I want to make one good Organized Platform for Our Suryavamshi AreKatika Community Youth..

I am Seeking Support from Our Community Leaders.. of various areas

Please Express your views and share your comments ... Suggestions are most welcome..

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History of the Suryavamshi AreKatika caste

20:21 by Unknown

History of the Suryavamshi AreKatika Caste

During the time of the king Shivaji, the Surya Vanshi Are Katikas were warriors and followers of the Maratha king. After the Mughal war on Maratha, the soldiers were scattered and spread all over India.

'Are' is a synonym for Marathi. In the Madras Census Report of 1891, it is recorded that the term "Marathi" denotes the various non-brahmin castes who went south either as soldiers or camp followers in the armies of Maratha invaders. Their ancient profession was to serve as warriors, but they are now mostly engaged in other professions.

Members of this caste were scattered after Shivaji conquered and defeated Moghul rulers. After the death of their king Shivaji , the clan had none to lead them in battles. They faced many hardships under Muslim rule and had to forego their identity as warriors, opting for professions such as: liquor dwelling (Jaiswals & Lodha), weaving (Rangrez), farming (Kachi), rasing cows for milk (Ahir Gowli), washermen (Ahir Dhobi), or butchery of sheep (only to the extent of removing the skin of the sheep and cutting it in parts).