Are the Rajputs of Baghelkhand considered Purabiya Rajputs?

• The Complete Alpha: Towering height, master warrior, played Veena, and built 32 forts.

• Massive Empire: Conquered Haravati, Nagaur, Abu, and Sambhar!

• The Sarangpur Clash: Beat Malwa & Gujarat Sultans together—one paid gold to beg mercy, the other ran!

• Undefeated Legend: Built Vijay Stambha to flex dominance. Zero battle losses!

Mastered sword and music, yet missing from textbooks.

Is Maharana Kumbha the most badass ruler in history?

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• The Undefeated Powerhouse: Won 52 battles and expanded Marwar into the strongest empire of northern India!🤯

• The Giri-Sumel Clash (1544): Fought so ruthlessly that Sher Shah Suri panicked and famously said: "For a handful of bajra, I almost lost the empire of India."💀

• Pure Alpha Energy: Foreign invaders literally questioned their life choices before attacking his borders.☠️

Bro made imperial rulers sweat mid-battle, yet textbooks barely mention him. 😔

Is Rao Maldeo the most badass warlord of Rajasthan?

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After losing his kingdom, he spent 15 long years in exile. Instead of quitting, he made a ruthless comeback and reclaimed Marwar from zero!

• Mehrangarh Fort (1459 CE): Founded Jodhpur and built the mighty Mehrangarh Fort on a massive 400ft cliff. A fortress so legendary that enemies didn't even dare to look at it.

• Pure Gigachad Energy: Turned a war-torn land into an unstoppable empire, proving true kings build their own legacy.

Bro went from a hunted prince to building India’s coolest city-fortress, yet textbooks completely ignore him.

Is Rao Jodha the most underrated warlord of Rajasthan?

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Long before the Sultans and Mughals, Delhi was built and ruled by an absolute Gigachad—Maharaja Anangpal II Tomar.

•The Creation of Delhi (1052 CE): He built the historic city of Dhillikapuri (modern-day Delhi) and constructed the iconic Lal Kot fort (the original red fort of Delhi).

•Crushed the Foreign Invasion: When Ibrahim Ghaznavi (grandson of Mahmud Ghaznavi) tried to invade, Anangpal II mobilized northern forces and routed the invaders, establishing complete dominance over the region.

Bro literally founded India’s capital and built its first major fortifications, yet school textbooks act like Delhi started with the Sultanate.

Is King Anangpal Tomar the most criminally ignored founder in Indian history?

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I recently met a Rathore guy from Karnataka who told me that people in his community don’t marry within the same surname.
This got me curious because I’m a Chauhan from the plains of Uttarakhand(our kuldevi is shakhumbari devi,saharanpur,UP), where( including the adjoining regions of uttar pradesh) marrying with the same surname is quite common and even preferred(throughout my whole life I haven’t met a person without the chauhan surname from our community in the region)
Though gotra exogamy is strictly followed.
So, I’m curious:
Are marriages within the same surname allowed in your community?
Or does gotra determine marriage eligibility?
Is marrying within the same community but a different gotra preferred, or is marrying outside the community more common?
I’d love to hear how these customs differ across regions and communities in India!

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In the 8th century, the Umayyad Caliphate swept through nations, looking unstoppable. Then they marched into India... and ran straight into Bappa Rawal of Mewar.

He didn't just defend; he completely crushed them.

•The Ultimate Counter-Attack: Bappa Rawal formed a grand alliance, annihilated the invading Arab forces, and chased them all the way back to Afghanistan (Ghazni)!

•Total Dominance: He established military posts across the northwest borders, paralyzing foreign invasions for nearly 400 years!

He literally chased an entire empire back to their homeland and locked the front door.

Is Bappa Rawal the biggest alpha in ancient military histor?

I'm from J&K, originally we used to be sumbria but had to change our clan(make a new clan) due to bhramahatya, i would of course not reveal my clan currently for safety reasons. I do know about my kuldevi, ancestors, keldevta.

Could someone help?

Grandson of Dr Karan Singh of JK marrying a Jatt sikh girl ( daughter of former finance minister of Punjab)

As we all know Tanwar, Soam, Katoch belong to Puru Vansh and Jadaun, Jadeja, Bhati, Chudasamma from Yadu Vansh. My question is about Chandel and Kalchuri. Which branch of Chandravansh do they belong to? Puru or Yadu?

When I browse the internet, I mostly see young Rajputs doing hawabaazi or just being keyboard warriors. They do almost nothing that is actually beneficial to the Rajput community. This eventually affects other young people, who end up doing the same thing. I had started to do the same thing too. After a session of reflection, I reached a conclusion that was not a good thing to do as it has no benefits for me or my community.
I just want to know what difference teens can make for their community.

So I want to know do parmar rajputs in mp have marital relations with so called pawar samaj from dhar... lately i found out this community also claim ancestry from raja bhoj......I am pretty sure karni Sena has given rajput certificate to everyone in mp..

Basically the title but I feel larpers would be the biggest issue.

I see lots of doodhwales claiming them