Origin and History of CHICHKHANDI

Description:

The Chichkhandi people are an Indo-Aryan tribe who reside in the Chichkhand region of Uttar Pradesh in northern India. They are also known as the Jaunpuria or Jaunpuri. The Chichkhandi are a Hindu tribe who speak a dialect of the Awadhi language. The Chichkhandi are believed to have migrated to the region from the state of Bihar around the 10th century. The Chichkhandi are a agricultural tribe who are primarily engaged in agriculture and livestock farming. They are also involved in the production of textiles and handicrafts. The Chichkhandi are a patriarchal society and are traditionally Hindu. The Chichkhandi are a community of Scheduled Caste and are considered to be a lower caste. The Chichkhandi are a small community and there is little information available about their customs and culture.