Who are Marathas

Who are Marathas
In Maharastra Marathas are nagvanshi. Aryas and Nagas were at war, a bloody war. Arya-brahmins of that time used to call nagvanshis (today’s Marathas) as most dangerous enemies. Arya means Erasian brahmin(Descendant of Persians,Iranians, Gurjars,Shak and Huns) and Nag means non-Aryan(Ahir/Jews) people means Dravidians.David word must be derived from Dravid. ‘Arya’ means those who came from outside. This means Eurasian Brahmins are foreigners. Non-Aryans means those people who have not come from outside. They are from here itself, they are mulnivasi Dravidian people. This means all these people are mulnivasi Indians. Marathas is/was a marshal race. Marathas was/are fighters’ jati. But they are not the Kshatriyas of the Chaturvarna system. They are the Kshtriyas of the india’s indigenous republican system – Ganavyavastha.

Kshatriyas are of two types:
1. Chaturvana Kshatriya (foreigner)
2. Ganavyavastha Kshatriya (Mulnivasi)

Today if Marathas believe themselves as Kshatriyas according to the Chaturvarna system then place themselves as the defenders or supporters of the Eurasian Brahmins. Truly Marathas are Kshatriyas from Ganavyavastha. They instead of becoming defenders of Eurasian Brahmins, Supporters of Eurasian Brahmins, Champions of Eurasian Brahmins they must become defenders of the mulnivasi Bhahujan Samaj.

In Maharastra just the way Marathas are Nagvanshis same way mahars are also nagvanshis. Mahars too is a marshal race. They are also fighters. Brahmin considers mahars too as its great foe. Eurasian Brahmin and Mahars have fought bloody wars. That’s how Marathas and Mahars have common surnames. Mulivasis have their ‘Kuls’ while Eurasians have their ‘gotras’.

Proof 1): Rashtripita Jyotirao Phule’s ideal :-

Rashtrapita Jyotirao Phule says: One farmer gave birth to three children. Out of them first one got himself engaged into farming. So he was called Kunbi. Second child got into cultivation of other variety of plants like those of vegetable, fruits and flowers. He began to be called Mali. Third child started taking sheep and goats for grazing. He began to be called Dhangar. These are basically three jatis. From these thousands of other jatis evolved. Eurasian Brahmins has no relations with farming because according to manusmriti it is a sin for a brahmin to engage in agriculture.