Origin and History of CHANDRAWAR

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The Chandrawar surname is an Indian name that originated in the state of Gujarat. It is believed to be derived from the Sanskrit word Chanda, which means 'moon.' The Chandrawar surname is most commonly found among the Gujarati people, and is also found among the Marathi, Rajasthani, and Kannada communities. The origin of the Chandrawar surname is linked to the ancient Rajput clan of Chandra Dynasty. This clan was established by Raja Chandra, who was the son of Raja Bhoj of the Paramara Dynasty. The Paramara Dynasty was a powerful dynasty that ruled much of central India during the 8th to 10th centuries AD. The Chandrawar surname is associated with a number of customs and traditions. It is believed that the members of this clan had a special bond with the moon, and that they would offer prayers to it. They also believed that the moon was a symbol of prosperity and good luck. Variations of the Chandrawar surname include Chandravar, Chandrawar, Chandrawar, Chandrawal, and Chandrawala.