what led to the emergence of the large gonds kingdom?
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Rajput and Mughal influences
The Gonds, as a community, however, have a much more varied social profile. While a significant section of this community still lives a close-to-nature life involving hunting-gathering, some forms of agriculture and pastoral activity, some sections are no strangers to political and economic power since as early as 15th century. For almost four centuries, the Gonds ruled almost the entire hilly region of central India, including parts of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Vidarbha in Maharashtra. Give and take with the dominant culture of the Hindu and Muslim royal families of those times, including inter-marriage, was common, leading to the evolution of a ruling class culture heavily influenced by the Mughals in Delhi and the Rajput clans with whom the Gonds alternately fought and entered into alliances with.
This diversity in social and economic standing brought on by these four centuries of power continues to this day. While a sizable part of the community still lives in the villages in a lifestyle similar to other forest-dwelling tribals in the region, there is also a significant urban population in almost every city of central India. Education levels are high in the community compared to other tribal groups and the numbers of Gonds in the service sector, including government jobs, and in business are high.
The story of the rise of the Gond community to political power and then its gradual political and economic disenfranchisement not only make interesting reading, but also raise questions about how this stint in power and the non-tribal influences on its ruling classes might have impacted Gond culture.
This latter question is particularly interesting. On the one hand, the original culture of the Gond tribals was most likely a close-to-nature one, singularly lacking in political ambition – brought out by the fact that Gonds did not make attempts to establish kingdoms till after they had been ruled by the ambitious Hindu ruling dynasties for some centuries. The Gond ruling class, however, had to perforce employ the same essential tactics for enhancing revenue and retaining power that their Hindu and Muslim counterparts used – clearing forests, extending agriculture, irrigation and trade – moves which might have impacted the tribal Gond community in much the same way as they did when practiced by others. In absorbing the influences of Rajput and Muslim ruling classes, they also ended up bringing these elements into the culture of the community.
How did these complex pressures impact the community at large, its status and its culture? There are not many clear answers, but a look into history offers tantalizing glimpses.
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