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179:, Mali, and Phulpagare. Each of these clans is of equal status and intermarry. The community is strictly endogamous. Their traditional occupation was hunting and gathering. A small number have agricultural land, but most are landless agricultural labourers. A few are also employed by the police. The Barda Bhil have their own tribal deities such as 156:. The Barda has now settled as agriculturists, while many more are agricultural laborers. A few who have small pieces of land produce millets and pulses. The number of casual laborers from amongst the community. 151:
The Barda are strictly endogamous and practice clan exogamy. Their major clans are the Ahir, Baria, Dania, Gaikwad, Mali, Mori, and Thakur, all of whom intermarry. Historically, the Barda was a community of
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ethnic group. According to their traditions, the community descend from Sabari Bhil , a well-known character from the
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The Barda Bhil consist of a number of exogamous clans such as the More, Sonone, Thakre, Wagh,
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The Barda have their tribal belief system, to which they have later added a pantheon of
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some three hundred years ago . The community is now settled in the districts of
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gods and goddesses. Like other tribal communities in the west
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status. The community is also known as Adivasi or Khandeshi
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Index

Gujarat
Maharashtra
India
scheduled tribe
Bhil
Gujarati language
Bhil
Khandesh
Gujarat
Mehsana
Ahmedabad
Baroda
Surat
Gujarati
Maharashtra
Bhil
Ramayana
Dhule
Jalgaon
Nasik
Osmanabad
Sangli
Kolhapur
Sholapur
Marathi
Gujarati
hunter-gatherers
Hindu
India
Gaikwad

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