List of bengali scheduled caste surnames
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Bengali Hindu Surnames and Caste—
Bengali Brahmin Brides and Grooms-The different Brahmin communities of Bengal have their own traditional accounts of origin, which are generally found in various genealogical texts known as kulagranthas or kulapanjikas. Rari Brahmin,Barendra Brahmin,Kulin Brahminand Rudraj Brahmin are the most common classification of the Bengali Brahmin community. During the time of searching matrimonial alliance sometimes Bengali Brahmin surnames does matter.Usually Bengali Brahmin brides and grooms hold surnames Acharya, Adhikari, Aich, Bagchi, Banerjee, Bandopadhyay, Bhattacharjee, Chatterjee, Chakraborty, Debnath, Ganguly, Ghatak, Roy, Misra, Mukherjee, Nath, Munshi, Pathak, Sanyal, Tagore, Tewary and in the time of searching bride or groom a brahmin family looks for different surname brahmin family.For example if Bengali brahmin family carries a surname Mukherjee and they are looking for matrimonial alliance,then the family prefer to choose bride or groom from Banerjee,Chatterjee,Chakroborty,Roy surnames Bengali family for their mukherjee bride or groom.
Bengali Baidya Brides and Grooms– Baidya is a caste community confined to Bengal, which has traditionally claimed Brahmin status, but has been most commonly associated with the Ambashtha caste or sub-caste.Ambashthas are believed to have originated from Brahmin father and Vaishya mother,Bengali Baidya brides and grooms hold surnames —Sengupta, Dasgupta, Duttagupta, Gupta, Sensharma and they prefer to choose bride or groom within their Baidya caste.Here same surname alliance does not matter but preffered.
Bengali Kayastha Brides and Grooms—Bengali Kayastha is a caste in India. Kulin Kayastha andMaulika Kayastha are the two sub castes of Kayastha caste. Bengali Kayastha brides andgrooms hold Surnames Bose, Basu, Biswas, Chandra, Chanda, Dutta, Datta, Guha, Mitra.In the time of arranging marriage Bengali Kayastha family always prefer to find match within their own Kayastha community.But often they does not mind to fix marriage of their bride and groom in the higher caste like Brahmin and Baidya community.
Bengali Baishya Brides and Grooms—Bengali Baishya caste belongs to the business community.Baishya brides and grooms hold surnames Saha, Poddar, Bhowmik, Sarkar, Choudhury, Sikdar etc. Bengali Baishya community also prefer to find match within their own community. Among all the Bengali Baishya caste, Baishya Saha brides and grooms are the majority, they are the business class and also from East Bengal.They always prefer to choose bride or groom from their same business class Baishya saha family for maitaining same mentality and lifestyle.
Bengali Mahishya Brides and Grooms– Mahishyas are one of the predominant castes in West Bengal, especially in the southern districts of Howrah, Paschim Mednipur,Purba Mednipur,Hooghly,and South 24 Parganas. Mahishya brides and grooms hold surnames Sasmal, Manna, Samanta, Santra, Dinda etc and prefer to arrange marriage within same community.
Bengali Ugra Kshatriya Brides and Grooms— Ugra Kshatriya is a higher-caste Bengali Hindu found in the districts of Bardhaman, Birbhum, Hooghly and Bankura.Ugra Kshatriya or Aguri, known as The Followers of Lord Shiva.Ugra Kshatriya brides and grooms hold surnames samanta,Konar,Panja,Jana and prefer to arrange marriage within same community.
Bengali Gandhabanik Brides and Grooms—-Gandhabaniks are a Bengali Hindu trading caste, who as their caste name suggests, traditionally used to trade in perfumes, incense and exotic spices. The lineage of the Gandhabaniks can be traced from the nine gotras namelyAlimyan, Bharadwaj, Kashyap, Krishnatreya, Moudgalya, Nrisingha, Ram rishi, Sabarna and Sandilya. The Gandhabanik society is traditionally divided into four groups namely Desh, Sangha, Abat and Santrish.The family names of the Desh are Saha, Sadhu, Laha, Khan and Rudra. The family names of the Auts are Datta, Dhar, Dhar and Nag. The Gandhabaniks, being traders, have traditionally settled along the urban centres in Bengal, mostly along the banks of Hooghly. In eastern Bengal they were mostly concentrated in the Dhaka-Vikrampur region and other urban localities. After the partition the Gandhabaniks from the eastern districts like Jessore and Faridpur, migrated to West Bengal.In the time of searching matrimonial alliance Gandhabanik families also like to settle marriage within their own community,but often they do not mind to arrange marriage in other higher community also.
Bengali Namasudra Brides and Grooms—Namasudra (also Namassej or Namassut) is the name of an Indian community originally from certain regions of Bengal, India. They were traditionally engaged in cultivation and as boatmen.Namasudra brides and grooms hold surnames Mondal, Biswas, Sarkar, Kirtania, Ray, Halder, Hira etc. Traditionally inter caste marriage was not allowed but this is changing.
Bengali Brahmin Brides and Grooms-The different Brahmin communities of Bengal have their own traditional accounts of origin, which are generally found in various genealogical texts known as kulagranthas or kulapanjikas. Rari Brahmin,Barendra Brahmin,Kulin Brahminand Rudraj Brahmin are the most common classification of the Bengali Brahmin community. During the time of searching matrimonial alliance sometimes Bengali Brahmin surnames does matter.Usually Bengali Brahmin brides and grooms hold surnames Acharya, Adhikari, Aich, Bagchi, Banerjee, Bandopadhyay, Bhattacharjee, Chatterjee, Chakraborty, Debnath, Ganguly, Ghatak, Roy, Misra, Mukherjee, Nath, Munshi, Pathak, Sanyal, Tagore, Tewary and in the time of searching bride or groom a brahmin family looks for different surname brahmin family.For example if Bengali brahmin family carries a surname Mukherjee and they are looking for matrimonial alliance,then the family prefer to choose bride or groom from Banerjee,Chatterjee,Chakroborty,Roy surnames Bengali family for their mukherjee bride or groom.
Bengali Baidya Brides and Grooms– Baidya is a caste community confined to Bengal, which has traditionally claimed Brahmin status, but has been most commonly associated with the Ambashtha caste or sub-caste.Ambashthas are believed to have originated from Brahmin father and Vaishya mother,Bengali Baidya brides and grooms hold surnames —Sengupta, Dasgupta, Duttagupta, Gupta, Sensharma and they prefer to choose bride or groom within their Baidya caste.Here same surname alliance does not matter but preffered.
Bengali Kayastha Brides and Grooms—Bengali Kayastha is a caste in India. Kulin Kayastha andMaulika Kayastha are the two sub castes of Kayastha caste. Bengali Kayastha brides andgrooms hold Surnames Bose, Basu, Biswas, Chandra, Chanda, Dutta, Datta, Guha, Mitra.In the time of arranging marriage Bengali Kayastha family always prefer to find match within their own Kayastha community.But often they does not mind to fix marriage of their bride and groom in the higher caste like Brahmin and Baidya community.
Bengali Baishya Brides and Grooms—Bengali Baishya caste belongs to the business community.Baishya brides and grooms hold surnames Saha, Poddar, Bhowmik, Sarkar, Choudhury, Sikdar etc. Bengali Baishya community also prefer to find match within their own community. Among all the Bengali Baishya caste, Baishya Saha brides and grooms are the majority, they are the business class and also from East Bengal.They always prefer to choose bride or groom from their same business class Baishya saha family for maitaining same mentality and lifestyle.
Bengali Mahishya Brides and Grooms– Mahishyas are one of the predominant castes in West Bengal, especially in the southern districts of Howrah, Paschim Mednipur,Purba Mednipur,Hooghly,and South 24 Parganas. Mahishya brides and grooms hold surnames Sasmal, Manna, Samanta, Santra, Dinda etc and prefer to arrange marriage within same community.
Bengali Ugra Kshatriya Brides and Grooms— Ugra Kshatriya is a higher-caste Bengali Hindu found in the districts of Bardhaman, Birbhum, Hooghly and Bankura.Ugra Kshatriya or Aguri, known as The Followers of Lord Shiva.Ugra Kshatriya brides and grooms hold surnames samanta,Konar,Panja,Jana and prefer to arrange marriage within same community.
Bengali Gandhabanik Brides and Grooms—-Gandhabaniks are a Bengali Hindu trading caste, who as their caste name suggests, traditionally used to trade in perfumes, incense and exotic spices. The lineage of the Gandhabaniks can be traced from the nine gotras namelyAlimyan, Bharadwaj, Kashyap, Krishnatreya, Moudgalya, Nrisingha, Ram rishi, Sabarna and Sandilya. The Gandhabanik society is traditionally divided into four groups namely Desh, Sangha, Abat and Santrish.The family names of the Desh are Saha, Sadhu, Laha, Khan and Rudra. The family names of the Auts are Datta, Dhar, Dhar and Nag. The Gandhabaniks, being traders, have traditionally settled along the urban centres in Bengal, mostly along the banks of Hooghly. In eastern Bengal they were mostly concentrated in the Dhaka-Vikrampur region and other urban localities. After the partition the Gandhabaniks from the eastern districts like Jessore and Faridpur, migrated to West Bengal.In the time of searching matrimonial alliance Gandhabanik families also like to settle marriage within their own community,but often they do not mind to arrange marriage in other higher community also.
Bengali Namasudra Brides and Grooms—Namasudra (also Namassej or Namassut) is the name of an Indian community originally from certain regions of Bengal, India. They were traditionally engaged in cultivation and as boatmen.Namasudra brides and grooms hold surnames Mondal, Biswas, Sarkar, Kirtania, Ray, Halder, Hira etc. Traditionally inter caste marriage was not allowed but this is changing.
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Some surnames are
1.Acharya.
2.Adhikari
3.Aich
4.Bagchi
5.Banerjee.
6.Bandopadhyay.
7.Bhattacharjee.
8.Chatterjee.
9.Chakraborty.
10.Debnath.
1.Acharya.
2.Adhikari
3.Aich
4.Bagchi
5.Banerjee.
6.Bandopadhyay.
7.Bhattacharjee.
8.Chatterjee.
9.Chakraborty.
10.Debnath.
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