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Revision as of 10:26, 22 June 2014
The Zamindar Meenas belongs to the Meenas, are a clan of the state of Rajasthan in northern India, and are its most populous group, numbering over 20 million. They speak the Dhundari language and write in the Devanagari script. They are traditionally connected with the farming profession. According to the book People of India by Kumar Suresh Singh, the Zamindar Meenas enjoys the highest status among all Meena groups. They claim a Kshatriya status equivalent to that of the Rajputs. In the local socio-ritual hierarchy they enjoy a clean caste status. According to the book Rajasthan by Pauline Lynden, the Zamindar Minas are landowners who are vegetarian tribals. As found in history, Many clans of Zamidar Meenas were completely annihilated, their culture and natural habitat destroyed during the war with Kachwaha Rajputs and Mughals.
Clans of Zamindar Meenas
- Marmat - Jadawata
- Chanda
- Sheera or Sehra (शीरा / सेहरा )
- Nanglot (नान्ग्लोत )
- Ushahra (ऊषाहरा)
- Raajalwaad
- jonwaal (जोनवाल)
- Sattawan (सत्तावन)
- Dhanya
- Mewal
- khoda
- Lalsothya
- dhankrya
- Neemrot
- Mandad
- Motis
- Jorwad (जोरवाड)
- Soosawut
- Barwaal
- Bankliya
- Badgoti
- Baagdi
- Bhakand
- Beflawat
- Paraliya
- bhedoliya
- Basanwaal
- Byadwaal
- Gothwaal
- Bhorawat
- Baplawat or Beflawat
- Bamnawat
- Bardawat
- Bohra
- Cholak
- Chandrawat
- Gushinga
- Gohli
- Gunawat
- Ghlot
- Naurawat
- Gomladu
- Jagarwaal
- Jorwal (jorwaal)
- Nandla
- Singhalwaal
- Jiandhada
- Chandwada
- Dewadwaal
- Saugun
- Dobwaal
- Bainad
- Mehar (मेहर)
- Bohra
- Jareda
- mainawat
- Nareda
- Rawat
- Jarwaal
- dhanavat
- Madheya
- Raajalwaad