- Anglo-Maratha wars,
Chitpavans were one of the
Hindu communities to
flock to
western education in the
Bombay Province of
British India. The
Chitpavans are also known...
-
founding myth of
Chitpavans as a "malicious invention" by
Shenvi slanderers, and
narrated another founding myth
glorifying the
Chitpavans.
Bajirao II (r...
- of the
Maratha Empire,
spanning the 17th and 18th centuries, when some
Chitpavans also
emerged as
peshwas and thus the de
facto rulers.
During the peshwa...
- and
nationalists of the late 19th century.
Until the 18th century, the
Chitpavans were held in low
esteem by the Deshastha, the
older established Brahmin...
- and
Narayan Apte – were both
Chitpavan Brahmins from
Maharashtra as was Savarkar,
their ideological mentor. The
Chitpavans had a long
history of supporting...
- a
Hindu surname found among the
caste of
Chitpavan Kokanastha Brahmins, the
origin of the
Vartak chitpavans supposedly was in the
small coastal village...
- to the
Indian state of Maharashtra.
Abhyankar surname is
found among Chitpavan Brahmin community.
Abhyankar is a
Sanskrit word
which means One who removes...
- [better source needed]
Patwardhan dynasty,
Indian dynasty established by a
Chitpavan BrahminPatwardhan family.[citation needed]
Shunga Empire, of
Magadha was...
- Konkani-Marathis (1.50%)
Konkani (0.97%) Konkani-speaking
Marathis (0.53%)
Chitpavans (0.18%)
Other Konkani-speaking
Marathis (0.35%)
Vidarbha Marathis (1.20%)...
- else
during the Anglo-Mughul
interregnum Gokhale,
Sandhya (2008). The
Chitpavans:
Social Ascendancy of a
Creative Minority in Maharashtra, 1818–1918. Shubhi...
