Trivedi Mewada Brahmin Barishi

Trivedi Mewada Brahmin also known as Tarvadi Mewada Brahmin or Trivedi Mewada Brahman is a sub caste of Brahmin people from north east Gujarat.

Etymology

this brahman community belong to Pancha Gauda Brahmin.The Name Trivedi Mewada Brahmin stands for Brahmins who migrated from Mewad between the 14th and 15th centuries, due to loss of king against the foreign allied kingdoms.Trivedi Mewada Brahmin, Migrated from Mewad, Rajasthan during time of Great King Rana pratap to Gujarat some 434 years ago.

i.e. 1576 to 1590 (since the Battle of Haldighati happened during June, 1576). But prior to that only as a precautionary steps King  Rana Pratap has requested Brahmin Community to migrate to safe place  (being Akbar was Muslim emperor and may take wrong steps on Brahmin  Community, since Brahmin were doing all Prayers for GOD in those days).  But King Rana Pratap requested that you should be continue worshiping  Eklingji Mahadev only. Which is still continued by all Mewada Brahaman  Community.  Barishi (baar meaning twelve in Gujarati and rishi meaning sage in Sanskrit) refers to the villages in which the twelve Brahmins settled and now these collective of twelve villages are known as Trivedi Mewada Brahmin Barishi. The community lived in south rajasthan is divided in region called "chokhla" . They are Wagad, chappan, Pathok, Chourasi,Tarpot,jawas,Uti,Mewal.

Surnames of Trivedi Mewada Barishi are :

Villages Under Trivedi Mewada Brahmin

  1. Bhiloda
  2. Bamna
  3. Punasan
  4. Vankaner
  5. Pedhmala
  6. Dhuleta
  7. Rintoda - Most of the people of this village resettled from village called 'Thuravas'.
  8. Dholvani
  9. Sunsar
  10. Bankhor
  11. Saravna
  12. Kushalgarh, banswara, rajasthan
  13. Malpur located in district Aravalli(Old Sabarkantha)[Gujarat][India]
  14. Modasa
  15. Meghraj
  16. Bayad
  17. Ahmedabad
  18. Baroda
  19. Surat
  20. Mumbai
  21. Dhambola - Rajasthan
  22. Simalvada - Rajasthan
  23. Pandarvada - Panchmahal GJ
  24. Bamroda - Panchmahal Gujarat
  25. Damdi,Dungarpur - Rajasthan
  26. Karakala - Rajasthan
  27. Intali Kheda,Udaipur-Rajasthan
  28. Ganeshpur - Rajasthan
  29. Moti Bassi,Banswara -Rajasthan
  30. kushalkot,Banswara -Rajasthan
  31. Rammsour,Dungerpur -Rajasthan
  32. Pachawara,Banswara -Rajasthan
  33. Anjana,Banswara -Rajasthan
  34. Badiya,Banswara -Rajasthan
  35. Jadesh,Banswara -Rajasthan
  36. Daduka,Banswara -Rajasthan
  37. Thikariya,banswara, Rajasthan
  38. Poreda,Banswara -Rajasthan
  39. Navagav,Banswara -Rajasthan
  40. Bhagora,Banswara -Rajasthan
  41. Rayana,Banswara -Rajasthan
  42. Bhiluda,Dungerpur -Rajasthan
  43. Jethana,Dungerpur -Rajasthan
  44. Thikariya,Banswara -Rajstthan
  45. Barodiya,Banswara -rajasthan
  46. Navagaon,Banswara -Rajasthan
  47. Survaniya,Banswara -Rajasthan
  48. Nogama,Banswara -Rajasthan
  49. Pindarma,Banswara -Rajasthan
  50. Chinch,Banswara -Rajasthan
  51. Bodigama,Banswara -Rajasthan
  52. Divda,Dungerpur -rajasthan
  53. Salumbar - Rajasthan
  54. Nagpur - Maharashtra
  55. Wani - Maharashtra
  56. Nanawada - located in district Aravalli(Old Sabarkantha)[Gujarat][India]
  57. Wardha - Maharashtra
  58. Pune - Maharashtra
  59. Mumbai - Maharashtra
  60. Akola - Maharashtra
  61. Karanja- Wasim - Maharashtra
  62. Murtizapur - Akola Maharashtra
  63. Yavatmal- Maharashtra
  64. Bhopal-Madhya Pradesh
  65. warud dist amravati maharashtra

People of the community originally lived in above twelve villages but due to work and businesses they moved and settled in many places within and outside Gujarat. Many people settled in Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Vadodara and other big cities and towns. There is a considerable amount of community people living in foreign countries.

Notable Peoples

People

Shmalaji Temple

Brahmins of Trivedi Mewada Brahmin Barishi are devotees of Shiv. Eklingji Mahadev, a form of Shiv is Ishtdevta i.e. Clan God of these peoples & Goddess Amba (in the form goddess Katayani) as there Kuldevi i.e. Clan Goddess.

References

    Book

    1.Brahmino utpati martand (Hari krishn aodichy) Vaketeshver press Mumbai

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