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Rajputra was the son of a

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Answered by sharonthomas28

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The term 'Rajput' originates from the "Sanskrit" word "Rajputra", which implies the "son of a king" or "someone of royal lineage" From the 6th to 12th centuries, Rajputs were influential.

Answered by samruddhi119

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Rajputra was the son of a king.

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