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Kshatriya Wiki is an encyclopedia that stands as a proud tribute to the valor, honor, and unwavering spirit of the Kshatriya lineage. It is a fortress of knowledge, chronicling the heroic dynasties, epic battles, legendary rulers, and noble traditions that have shaped India's legacy. This wiki celebrates the indomitable courage and leadership of Kshatriyas, whose courage in battle and commitment to dharma have forever etched their mark on history.

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Origin of Rajputs	Explore the rich historical, mythological, and genealogical roots of the Rajput.
Kshatra Dharma	Warrior code, duties, and values of Kshatriyas under Kshatra Dharm.
Rajput Clans & Sub Clans	Overview of clans like Sisodia, Pratihar, Solanki, Bundela, and Chandela, etc and their lineage.
List of Rajput Battles	Accounts of significant battles like Haldi Ghati and First Battle of Tarain etc.
Rajput Architecture	Rajput contributions to temples, forts, palaces, and other monuments.
Rajput Warriors	Biographies of legendary figures like Maharana Pratap, Prithviraj Chauhan etc.
Rajput Provinces	Details of Princely states, territories and regions, etc.
Rajput in Politics	Role of Rajputs in Indian politics, holding key positions and influencing regional and national leadership across various eras.
Freedom Fighters	Contributions to India’s independence movement, etc.
Kshatriya Festivals	Celebrations like Vijayadashami, Gangaur, Teej, etc., and their significance.
Rajputs in Armed Forces	Contribution to India’s Armed Forces and paramilitary units.
History Distortion	Analysis of misrepresentations, myths, and corrected narratives, etc.
Rajput Quotes	Collection of quotes and observations by historians highlighting the valor, culture, and legacy of the Rajput.
Portrayal of Rajputs in Bollywood	Critical analysis of how Bollywood films depict Rajputs, highlighting recurring stereotypes and misrepresentations.
Social Organizations	Organizations like Shree Kshatriya Yuvak Sangh and other social, cultural, and political organizations.

Rajputs have indomitable courage. They are the personification of Azrail (death). Unlike our troops, they do not abandon the field.
— Mughal General Mansur Barlas, after Mughals were crushed by Rajputs in Bayana.

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Fact of the Day Rajputs are the only community in the Indian subcontinent known to have fought the highest number of battles across every major historical era — from Arab invasions to the British Raj. Their martial legacy is unmatched in continuity and intensity. Article of the Week Gurjara vs Gujjar The term "Gurjara" historically refers to a geographical and territorial designation in Western India, primarily covering regions of present-day Rajasthan and Gujarat. The term has been used in inscriptions, literary texts, and foreign accounts from as early as the 6th century CE and should not be confused with the Gujjar caste, a pastoral community with distinct socio-historical roots. The earliest recorded usage of the name "Gurjara" comes from the Gurjaras of Lata, a dynasty that ruled the Lata region (modern-day South Gujarat) between c. 580 CE to c. 738 CE. These Gurjaras are mentioned in several copperplate inscriptions discovered in South Gujarat and used the Traikutaka era (beginning in 249-250 CE) for dating.

Architecture of the Day Umaid Bhawan Palace, built by Rathore Rajputs.