Chamar, Mochi, Muchia, Muchi Ravidas

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Chamar, Mochi, Muchia, Muchi Ravidas

Charmakar, Mochi [Bihar and/or Jharkhand] Ahirwar, Dohar [Madhya Pradesh and/or Chhattisgarh] Chamar [Orissa] Chamar, Charmkar, Das, Rabidas, Rishi, Ruidas [West Bengal] Goriya, Jaiswar, Magahia [Bihar and/or Jharkhand] Bhambi, Jatav, Mangan, Nona, Rogar, Rohidas, Satnami, Suryavanshi [Madhya Pradesh and/or Chhattisgarh] Atmaoli Mochi, Dhusia Mochi, Kharothi Mochi, Maharana Mochi, Maratha Mochi, Rao Mochi, Telugu Mochi [Orissa] Arisona, Barohajare or Chamar or Choumu, Darshana or Ruidas [West Bengal]

• Subcastes: Chitrakaro, Chitrakara [E. Thurston]

Baital, Bara-bahagiya, Betua, Chasa-Kurur or Chosa-Kolai, Chhotabhagiya, Jugi-Mudi or Kora, Kurur, Malabhumia, Sabarkara, Sonki [H.H. Risley] Apnuroni, Aswar, Atindaliwaru, Chincholiwaru, Damgatimadi, Desmane, Devkar, Dhadve, Digaiwaru, Diganoi, Gadkar, Gaikwad, Garkantadoru, Gogisagarwaru, Inkare, Jundade, Kavale (Chambar), Khandare, Khatave, Kodamarolu, Kotkundawaru, Landge, Nakwarden, Palkaltawaru, Patel, Soruse, Talikoteawaru, Vangantawaru (Mochi), Waghe, Waghmare, Yadgirwaru [S.S. Hassan] Darshan, Muchiram Das, Patradas, Ravidas, Sparshan [H.H. Risley] Das, Ram, Raut [Bihar and/or Jharkhand] Jadkudia, Ram, Ravidas, Singh [Madhya Pradesh and/or Chhattisgarh] Behera, Das, Mahapatra, Maharana [Orissa] Das, Ruidas [West Bengal] Rohit [Dadra & Nagar Haveli] Bahota (in Shirazi), Balu, Banjrajat (in Kapurthala), Baunath, Bhatti Rajput Jat, Chandhar, Daryah, Dhaliwal, Gahlot, Gai, Gauere, Ghaki, Gil, Harar, Jal, Kainkar, Kaler Jat, Kautha Khang Jat, Khokhar, Kuler, Lagah, Lakhi, Mallan, Mohil, Mohra, Mode, Nagah, Rain, Radii, Sadraha, Salam, Saprain, Sardheb, Suman, Tur [HA Rose] Chadasama, Chohan, Dabhi, Gohil, Jethva, Jhala, Makvana, Maru, Parmar, Rathod, Solanki, Vaghela [R.E. Enthoven] Exogamous territorial divisions: Ahmedabadi, Angigara, Bakhtargara, Chandlagara, Chitara (painter), Dhalgar (shield maker), Jingars (saddler), Khambhati, Mochi (shoe maker), Munagara, Netragara, Pakharia, Panagara, Rasania, Surati [R.E. Endioven] Banjara, Boir, Chawrlarilha, Chhattisgarh, Girlahare, Jadkudia, Kurra, Ravidas Birlabara, Saktaha, Sonvani, Tadayya [Madhya Pradesh and/or Chhattisgarh] Bada, Euka, Hasu, Nagasha (snake), Topo [Orissa] Amaratavila, Badarkottawaru, Champala, Dantawati, Dhampala, Nagawati, Namishetti, Neerla, Patavila, Shringari [S.S. Hassan] Kashyap [Bihar and/or Jharkhand] Kashyap [West Bengal] Sandilya [S.S. Hassan] Exogamous units/lineages: Gantro, Mooral Bangsha, Paramanik Bangsha, Porshuni Bangsha, Sai Bangsha [West Bengal] Exogamous units/lineages (bans): [Madhya Pradesh and/or Chhattisgarh]