Thakuri

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Not to be confused with Thakali people.
Thakuri
ठकुरी |
Regions with significant populations |
Nepal
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425,623 (1.6% of Nepal's population)[1]
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Languages |
Nepali language, |
Thakuris (Nepali: ठकुरी) are a caste in Nepal. They have claimed descent from the Khas people.
The Shah dynasty was from the Kingdom of Gorkha. Most prominent among the Shahs, Pritivi Narayan Shah, who started the expansion of his kingdom. After his death, his sons continued his work, and this ultimately led to present-day Nepal. It is written in his Divya Upadesh that the Shah dynasty, which ruled Nepal for almost 300 years, came from the Thakuri caste.[2]
Thakuris have traditionally constituted the ruling and warrior classes, resulting in high social status. Traditionally, the Thakuris' main occupations involve government, agriculture and military.[3]
Known Thakuri surnames
In alphabetical order, the commonly known Thakuri surnames are:[4]
- Bam
- Chand
- Hamal
- Malla
- Pal
- Sen
- Singh
- Shah
- Shahi
- Uchai
See also
- Prithvi Narayan Shah
- Shah dynasty
- Chettri
References
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^ Geoff Childs; Namgyal Choedup (30 October 2018). From a Trickle to a Torrent: Education, Migration, and Social Change in a Himalayan Valley of Nepal. Univ of California Press. pp. 184–. ISBN 978-0-520-29951-1.
^ Dharam Vir (1988). Education and Polity in Nepal: An Asian Experiment. Northern Book Centre. pp. 56–57. ISBN 978-81-85119-39-7.
^ Vanisttart, Eden (Asian Educational Services). Notes on Nepal. 1896.
 Ethnic groups in Nepal by by language family
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Sino-Tibetan (Trans-Himalayan) |
High altitudes |
- Darchula Bhotiya
- Lo (Mustang)
- Bhotiya
- Sherpa (Bhotia)
- Hyolmo
- Jirel
- Nepalese Central Tibetic
- Lhomi (Sing Saapa)
- Siyar (Chumba)
- Larke
- Dolpa, etc.
- Central Tibetans
Kachee
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Rai and Yakthung |
- Western Rai
- Central Rai
- Eastern Rai
- Limbu (Yakthung)
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Tamangic |
- Chhantyal
Gurung
Tamang
- Thakali
Kaike Magar
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- Newaric
- Newar
- Newar Muslim
Thangmi Kham
- Baram
Magar
- Chepang
- Bhujel
- Raji–Raute
- Dura
- Lepcha (Rong)
- Dhimal
- Koch
- Meche
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Indo-Aryan |
Eastern Pahari |
Khas
Palpa-speakers
Jumli-speakers
Miyan
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Nepalese Madhesi
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Maithil
- Eastern Majhi
- Bajji
- Malla
- Anga
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Newars |
- Over 25 distinct castes, major being Shresthas, Chathariya, Jyapu, Vajracharya, Rajopadhyaya Brahmins, Chitrakar, Khadgi, Manandhar, Dhobi, Pode, Ranjitkar, Mali, etc.
- Newar Muslim
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Indian Madhesi |
- Indian Maithil
Bihari
- Awadhi
other Madhesi
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- Kumauni
- Kashmiris
- Kumhali
- Kushbadiya (Guhari)
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Indo-Aryan of a distinct origin
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Danuar Rai
Bote
Western Majhi
Darai
Tharu
Hill Khadiya/Bankariya
Rajbansi
Kisan of Oraon Sadri
Kushbadiya (Guhari)
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Other peoples (M, D, i) of Indus-Ganga
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- Kusunda
- Munda
- Satar
- Dudh and Dhelki Khadiya/Bankariya
Jangad/Dhangad/Uraun
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Immigrants |
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Other basis |
By geography
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- Mountain people (Buddhist/Animism)
- Hill people (Eastern Paharis and Newars, Buddhist
Kirati (East, mostly Mundhum)
Terai (Madhesi, Tharu, Danuwar and Dhimal) (Lowland)
- Western Nepal (Hindu dominant)
Nepali Muslim (South)
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By |
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Misc |
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By Caste
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- Kshetri
- Bahun
- Thakuri
- Rajopadhyaya
- Shresthas
- Jyapu
- Vajracharya
- Pulami
- Kami
- Damai/Dholi
- Rajdhoves
- Sarki
- Unspecified Dalit
- Kalwar
- Dhobi
- Mali
- Gaine/Gandarbha
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About one third of Madhesi people are of Indian ancestry while the other two thirds are indigenous.
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