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According to Thurston Gavara Naidus (Kavarais) are Balija Naidus.In Tamil Nadu there is no difference between Gavara Balija Naidus and Gajula Balija Naidus as both are branches of Balija caste and matrimonial relations are very common between the two branches . Both of these branches worship Gowri .May be there is a missing link between Gavaras of A.P and Gavara(Kavarai) Balija Naidus of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. The Gavaras of Vijaya nagaram and Visakhapatnam might have been the stranded or settled people of Gavara Balija Naidu caste following Krishna Devaraya's expedition to Orissa. It is a well known fact that Balija Naidus belong to Warrior/Trading caste and many Nayaks(Chieftains) had emerged from this caste. As per Thurston Vijaya nagar,Madurai and Thanjavur kings were Balija Naidus.Madurai kings of Balija Naidu caste established kingdoms in Srilanka (Kandy dynasty) and so many Balija caste people migrated to Srilanka during the period of Kandy dynasty from Tamil Nadu.Some of these Balija Naidus had relocated in other countries once the Kandy dynasty rule ended .It is interesting to know that Gavaras of Northern circars might have been the people migrated from Srilanka as per the new school of thought. All in all it appears that Gavaras of Northern Circars are nothing but the Gavara Balija Naidus of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka and a dedicated research would greatly help in this regard.Lot of sur names and Gotrams of Gavaras of A.P and Balija Naidus (Gajula/Gavara)/Kapus/Telagas would coincide and a good number of sur names end with "Setti".It is more appropriate to include Gavaras of Northern Circars in Balija Naidu /Kapu/Telaga category than in Vysya category as alleged by some people. <span style="font-size: smaller;" class="autosigned">—Preceding [[Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned]] comment added by [[Special:Contributions/75.180.35.157|75.180.35.157]] ([[User talk:75.180.35.157|talk]]) 00:24, 7 June 2009 (UTC)</span><!-- Template:UnsignedIP --> <!--Autosigned by SineBot-->
According to Thurston Gavara Naidus (Kavarais) are Balija Naidus.In Tamil Nadu there is no difference between Gavara Balija Naidus and Gajula Balija Naidus as both are branches of Balija caste and matrimonial relations are very common between the two branches . Both of these branches worship Gowri .May be there is a missing link between Gavaras of A.P and Gavara(Kavarai) Balija Naidus of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. The Gavaras of Vijaya nagaram and Visakhapatnam might have been the stranded or settled people of Gavara Balija Naidu caste following Krishna Devaraya's expedition to Orissa. It is a well known fact that Balija Naidus belong to Warrior/Trading caste and many Nayaks(Chieftains) had emerged from this caste. As per Thurston Vijaya nagar,Madurai and Thanjavur kings were Balija Naidus.Madurai kings of Balija Naidu caste established kingdoms in Srilanka (Kandy dynasty) and so many Balija caste people migrated to Srilanka during the period of Kandy dynasty from Tamil Nadu.Some of these Balija Naidus had relocated in other countries once the Kandy dynasty rule ended .It is interesting to know that Gavaras of Northern circars might have been the people migrated from Srilanka as per the new school of thought. All in all it appears that Gavaras of Northern Circars are nothing but the Gavara Balija Naidus of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka and a dedicated research would greatly help in this regard.Lot of sur names and Gotrams of Gavaras of A.P and Balija Naidus (Gajula/Gavara)/Kapus/Telagas would coincide and a good number of sur names end with "Setti".It is more appropriate to include Gavaras of Northern Circars in Balija Naidu /Kapu/Telaga category than in Vysya category as alleged by some people. <span style="font-size: smaller;" class="autosigned">—Preceding [[Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned]] comment added by [[Special:Contributions/75.180.35.157|75.180.35.157]] ([[User talk:75.180.35.157|talk]]) 00:24, 7 June 2009 (UTC)</span><!-- Template:UnsignedIP --> <!--Autosigned by SineBot-->


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Kavarai's/Gavara Naidus of Tamil Nadu are a Branch of Balija or Kapu/Telaga caste.... Apart frombothe the castes sharing
a similar occupation of Trading... there is nothing in common with Gavaras of Coastal Andhra and Kavarais/Balijas of TamilNadu...The Kavarais are nothing but Gajula Balija Division of Balijas/Kapus....

The Gavaras of Andhra are more closely related to Vysyayas infact ....Edgar Thurston with all due repects wrote his Manuals
sitting in Madras which cut him of from the Origins of Andhra Castes and did his reaserch moslty on settlements near Madras
thats oneof the reasonhe treats Kapu and Reddy as oneand clubs every caste that has a Balija Suffix among them intoBalija Naidus...

The traditions and culture of Kavarasis donot mix with Gavara'sof Andhra... Also there are Matrimonial Alliances between
Kavarais and Balij/Kapus buty not with Gavaras of Andhra... Kavarais also take up Agriculture and are Village Heads and carry the title Desai.... like Kapus.... But you donot see this in the Gavaras of Andhra..

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Are there sangams that promote the welfare of Gavaras worldwide? If not highly resourceful persons with good accrediton and highly qualified persons from Tamil Nadu and Andhra can form one. For further discussions write to eswarrj@gmail.com

Gavara Naidus are Balija Naidus(Kapus/Telagas

According to Thurston Gavara Naidus (Kavarais) are Balija Naidus.In Tamil Nadu there is no difference between Gavara Balija Naidus and Gajula Balija Naidus as both are branches of Balija caste and matrimonial relations are very common between the two branches . Both of these branches worship Gowri .May be there is a missing link between Gavaras of A.P and Gavara(Kavarai) Balija Naidus of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. The Gavaras of Vijaya nagaram and Visakhapatnam might have been the stranded or settled people of Gavara Balija Naidu caste following Krishna Devaraya's expedition to Orissa. It is a well known fact that Balija Naidus belong to Warrior/Trading caste and many Nayaks(Chieftains) had emerged from this caste. As per Thurston Vijaya nagar,Madurai and Thanjavur kings were Balija Naidus.Madurai kings of Balija Naidu caste established kingdoms in Srilanka (Kandy dynasty) and so many Balija caste people migrated to Srilanka during the period of Kandy dynasty from Tamil Nadu.Some of these Balija Naidus had relocated in other countries once the Kandy dynasty rule ended .It is interesting to know that Gavaras of Northern circars might have been the people migrated from Srilanka as per the new school of thought. All in all it appears that Gavaras of Northern Circars are nothing but the Gavara Balija Naidus of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka and a dedicated research would greatly help in this regard.Lot of sur names and Gotrams of Gavaras of A.P and Balija Naidus (Gajula/Gavara)/Kapus/Telagas would coincide and a good number of sur names end with "Setti".It is more appropriate to include Gavaras of Northern Circars in Balija Naidu /Kapu/Telaga category than in Vysya category as alleged by some people. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.180.35.157 (talk) 00:24, 7 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]


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Kavarai's/Gavara Naidus of Tamil Nadu are a Branch of Balija or Kapu/Telaga caste.... Apart frombothe the castes sharing a similar occupation of Trading... there is nothing in common with Gavaras of Coastal Andhra and Kavarais/Balijas of TamilNadu...The Kavarais are nothing but Gajula Balija Division of Balijas/Kapus....

The Gavaras of Andhra are more closely related to Vysyayas infact ....Edgar Thurston with all due repects wrote his Manuals sitting in Madras which cut him of from the Origins of Andhra Castes and did his reaserch moslty on settlements near Madras thats oneof the reasonhe treats Kapu and Reddy as oneand clubs every caste that has a Balija Suffix among them intoBalija Naidus...

The traditions and culture of Kavarasis donot mix with Gavara'sof Andhra... Also there are Matrimonial Alliances between Kavarais and Balij/Kapus buty not with Gavaras of Andhra... Kavarais also take up Agriculture and are Village Heads and carry the title Desai.... like Kapus.... But you donot see this in the Gavaras of Andhra..