Khatriya is a word that in Sanskrit, is derived from ká¹£atra, meaning "dominion, power, government" from a root kṣī "to rule, govern, possess". Old Persian xÅ¡aθra("realm, power"), xÅ¡aθrya ("royal"), and xÅ¡Äyaθiya("emperor") are related to it, as are the New Persian words Å¡Äh ("emperor") and Å¡ahr ("city", "realm"). The Thai word for "king", kasat, and the Malay word for "knight" or "warrior", kesatria or satria, are also derived from it. The term denotes aristocratic status.
In the early Vedic civilization, the warrior caste was called rÄjanya or kÅ¡atrÄ«ya. The former was an adjectival form of rÄjan "ruler, king" from a root rÄj "to rule", cognate to the Latin rex "king", the German Reich "empire/realm", and the Thai racha "king". In Persia, the satraps, or "kshatrapa", were the governors, or "protectors", of the Persian Empire's provinces.
Ans: Kshatriyas....puragiri kshatriyas(perika) and Kshatriyas all are one
Kshatriyas
Kshatriyas wear not so much hardy clothes or shoes
Kshatriyas have traditionally held many positions in the military.
Kshatriyas are one of the four major castes in Hindus meaning those who are warriors , administrators and rulers
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The different sub-castes of Kshatriyas are Suryavanshi, Chandravanshi, Agnivanshi, and Nagavanshi.
no it is not they are kshatriyas they are suryavanshi....panjrath, dashrath, chatrath and nagraths all come under kshatriyas
A leader of the caste of Kshatriyas.
kings and warriors