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Castes in Sindh
CHCJh9
No.658
How do they work.
What (indian) do Hindu Sindhis belong to ?
Why Bilawal Bhutto consider himself a Rajput before Sindhi ?
Is Jhulelal worshipped by Sindhis in India as well ?
CHCJh9
No.659
>>658(OP)
do sindhis family follow any rituals which are specific to their (indian)?
are there temples of jhulelal in india?
why is kiara's ass so ugly?
do sindhis woship their ancestors?
do sindhis know about your kuldevta/kuldevi?
do sindhis communtiy have gotra system?
mWh/p1
No.660
Ask ChatGPT
239SIw
No.661
>>659
yaar anon atleast re read the text before copying
239SIw
No.662
>>658(OP)
bhutto is a rajput clan native to pakistan
they had a great history they are also related to bhati rajputs of marwad (RJ)
CHCJh9
No.663
>>660
chatgpt is giving vague answers
jsN6cZ
No.669
>>658(OP)
Most sindhi hindus are lohanas, I have heard some sindhis on quora say that they do not even follow (indian) system and have no brahmins but I am pretty sure its a lie. Btw what (indian) is L.K advani?
icdt+l
No.756
>>658(OP)
>Is Jhulelal worshipped by Sindhis in India as well?
Yes, he is. Jhulelal is a prominent deity among the Indian Sindhi ethno group. The presence of his shrine in a state of city shows how well the Sindhi are
>Flourishing outside their native land
>How well they are recieved by natives
Lack of a temple of their patron deity means the people are not too fond of him. It is by the very presence of his shrines you can easy determine how well Sindis are treated in their new place of residence after migration.
xDAsUV
No.829
The Sindhi surname system is something like the Icelandic one for example. So say your clan ancestor was called Ramchand. Everyone who is his descendant becomes Ramchandani. Since there maybe overlapping Ramchandanis across (indian)s, you cannot tell (indian) from surname.
Their surnames end in -ani ("son of") reflecting patrilineal descent from one common ancestor,
UN90ar
No.830
>>658(OP)
Rajput was title before it became a (indian)
Thats why you can rajputs don't score similar autosomal dna from different regions and thats why Rajasthan rajputs look different from bihari rajputs everyone know those.Rajasthani rajputs score like gujjars with 5-10 more AASI.
Gm2nNp
No.1182
>>658(OP)
>How do they work.
Same as any other region
>What (indian) do Hindu Sindhis belong to ?
Same as other regional ethnic groups belong to. People conflate ethnic groups with Varna, and they are not the same thing. Sindhi would have had their own respective (indian)s that would have aligned with different Varnas, likely lower three, since the pancha Dravida and pancha Gauda is not extended to them.
>Why Bilawal Bhutto consider himself a Rajput before Sindhi ?
Same as some Bamans will consider themself Baman before being North Indians.
>Is Jhulelal worshipped by Sindhis in India as well ?
Yes, actually visited one shrine last year. Would say it is slightly lacking in architecture orthodox, but I did enjoy the asthetics and color scheme of it. It was peacefully. Personally as a Brahmin i see Jhulelal's shrine as a sign of acceptance of sindhis among us more region Hind.
Makes sense since Sindhi are probably the core of us Hindus, as the term itself is based on Sindhu nadhi, and Sindhi go beyond treating it as a faith but their ethnic identity. I am also very fond of Varuna and other Vedic deities getting worship outside the Trimurti, so their is that.
lfs4/v
No.1183
>>660
/b/hagja Pajeet
>>662
This, also in case I didn't clarify that they are Kshatiryas beforehand (also Dwija by status, well acclaimed and accepted by lot of us Brahmins, of not all)
>>659
>why is kiara's ass so ugly?
yaar pajeet
>>669
>and have no brahmins
This is correct actually, sindh never had any native brahmin. If they ever did it was usually a Saraswat who migrated and that was that. The regional classification of Brahmins extends to Kashmir as far as north goes.
>>828
I would only disagree pokarno (pushakaran) Brahmin also being Saraswat classification of Bamans, those who tend to just go by the tern "saraswat" usually tend to not know shreni (the sub branch) beyond their sakha (branch) rest of it is pretty accurate.
lfs4/v
No.1184
>>830
I would say that's looking at it wrong, since the Rajput is a sub classification of Kshatriya, the term Rajput is used via different Kshatriyas due to popularization of the term.
As for the said autosomal dna is concerned, it was not that unlikely for Kshatriyas to marry native women of different clans occasionally. Some of the said autosomal dna will be affected by region, but the Y dna and mt DNA in many cases would stay the same. (Mostly for the Y dna since their is no strict mt DNA for any of the three groups, AASI, IVC or Steppe)
DJZz7k
No.1189
