Module 3: Chero and Kharwar
Concept
Subtopic 3.1: Two communities close to Hindu practice
- The Chero call themselves Chandravanshi and are also known as Cheru and Chervas. They regard themselves as related to Kshatriyas, and their religious life is quite similar to that of the Hindus.
- They are named with Rohtas, Bhojpur and Gaya, and not with Saharsa. They are the community this paper does not class as Proto-Australoid.
- The Kharwar are found in Rohtas. Only that statement is marked correct; the claim that they speak Sadani is not.
- The Chero are Chandravanshi and are also called Cheru and Chervas.
- The Kharwar are found in Rohtas. The Chero are not found in Saharsa.
- Question: Which community calls itself Chandravanshi? Answer: the Chero.
MCQs
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Question 6: Which of the following communities calls itself Chandravanshi?
Question 8: By which other name is the Chero known?
Question 14: Consider: 1. The Kharwar tribe is found in Rohtas district of Bihar. 2. The Kharwar tribe speaks Sadani. Which is correct?
Question 19: Consider: 1. The Chero regard themselves as related to the Kshatriyas. 2. The religious life of the Chero is quite similar to that of the Hindus. Which is correct?
Question 20: The religious life of which tribe is quite similar to that of the Hindus?
Question 25: In which one district of Bihar is the Chero tribe not found?
One-liners
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Which community calls itself Chandravanshi?
the Chero.