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The Bhiwajis are a Hindu community found in the states of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Maharashtra in India. The community is believed to have originated from the Rajputs of Rajasthan. The Bhiwajis are mainly engaged in agriculture, trading and other professions. The origin of the name Bhiwaji is unclear, but it is believed to have come from the Sanskrit word bhivaj which means ‘lord’. The Bhiwajis are believed to have descended from the Rajputs of Rajasthan. They are also believed to have migrated to other parts of India over time. The culture of the Bhiwajis is mainly based on the principles of Hinduism and they follow the caste system. They are divided into various sub-castes and clans, each with its own set of customs and traditions. The Bhiwajis are known for their traditional clothing, which includes the dhoti and kurta for men and the sari and choli for women. The Bhiwaji community is also known for its rich cultural heritage and its traditional music and dance forms. The Bhiwajis have several variations in their surnames, such as Bhojwani, Bhojani, Bhavwani, Bhavani, Bhawani, Bhawaniya, Bhawal, Bhojwaniya, Bhojwala, Bhavwala, Bhavwaniya, Bhawalwaniya, Bhawalwala, Bhawalwani, Bhawalwaniya, Bhawalwala, Bhawalwani, Bhawalwaniya, Bhawalwala, Bhawalwani, Bhawalwaniya, Bhawalwala, Bhawalwani, Bhawalwaniya, Bhawalwala, Bhawalwani, Bhawalwaniya, Bhawalwala, Bhawalwani, Bhawalwaniya, Bhawalwala, Bhawalwani, Bhawalwaniya, Bhawalwala, Bhawalwani, Bhawalwaniya, Bhawalwala, Bhawalwani, Bhawalwaniya and Bhawalwala.
