Banjaras during the medieval period of Indian history were generally(a) agriculturists(b) warriors(c) weavers(d) traders
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Banjaras during the medieval period of Indian history were generally traders.
- The Banjara are a community of nomadic people with their origins in Rajasthan.
- Their population is divided into Kashmir, Bengal, Gujarat, and Karnataka and are now found all over India.
- They are also called Lamans, Lambadi, Lambhani, Lambani, and Gormati).
- The majority of Banjara population comprises of Hindus(religion).
- They were the trading groups that moved from one place to another in buying and selling goods.
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