Draft:Padmavati purwal

padmavati purwal community is follower of jainism they are kshatriya from somvansh (ikshvaku dynasty) they are Descendants of the lord bahubali,the purwal referred to people from podanpur and padmavati stand for the ancient city padmavati Presently known as pawaya

history of padmavati purwal Rishabh Dev's two sons, Bharata and Baahubali, were later added to the Ikshvaku dynasty, which are called Surya and somvansh respectively. In the Soma dynasty, the Soma-Srenyas brothers became great kings. His son Jayakumar became a commander in Bharata's army and later Rishabhadev's 72 Gandharas. Senapati Jayakumar was the one who started the Swayamvar practice, which remained a highly praised practice among the Kshatriyas until the Middle Ages. According to this tradition, Jayakumar married Sulochana. It is said that Padmavati Purwal is the descendant of Jayakumar. From this, it can be concluded that Padmavati Purval caste is basically a Kshatriya and has been a Jain religion since the time of Lord Rishabdev. When there was a terrible attack on Lord Pasravanath, the seat of Padmavati Dharanendra of Patal Lok was shaken. With the aim of removing that prefix, Dharanendra appeared in his two forms - by becoming a seat and by becoming an umbrella. At this time the only knowledge of God was born. When the people saw Dharenendra protecting them in the form of a snake, they were shocked. People later called all the places by the name of Ahichatra. Even today Padmavati in this area near Bareilly is of great importance. A town called Padmavati was built in the place of that prefix and an area of ​​about 12 kilos. Mile was built. Today this glorious city has been sweetened in every way, but Padmavati Purval is still a place of worship in the society. Today's Bihar Province, the Lichchavi Republic in the north of the Ganga and the Kingdom of Magadya in the south were defeated and divided into many parts after the attack of the Shakattassas, but the religious beliefs of the Arya Kshatriyas did not change. Later, due to the invasion of the Mughals, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Bengal came under their control. Where the administrator was a Mughal general, that subedar was given the title of king. The King's Diwan (Minister of State) was Purwal Jain whose name was 'Shahsurji' had a daughter Padmavati who was unique in form and beauty. The subedar king wanted to make her his queen, admiring her imperfect beauty, the king consulted his young associates and devised a treacherous plan. So he said to the Diwan that your wife never comes to meet the queens of our royal palace, so you sent her away. Dewan Khan-Pan's thinking got into religious crisis and said that I will give you an answer after thinking about it in 2-4 days. A Gaur Brahmin, who was the treasurer of the state, was a bit suspicious after hearing this, so somehow he alerted his best friend Diwan about the bad mood of the king and also promised to support him in the escape of this heretical state. The Minister of State along with the Swajati brothers and the Brahmins, escaped with Padmavati and quickly performed the wedding. Padmavati Devi was betrothed. Before leaving the state border, the army of the king attacked. So, the entire Barati party including the bridegroom jumped into this religion for caste dignity. Goddess Padmavati became sati by sitting on his pyre. In the end, the wicked Yavana returned back. As a memorial to the glorious sacrifice of Goddess Padmavati, the rest of the caste brothers established a town there called Padmavati Pur. Even today, there is a small Padmavati pond in the form of a reservoir.