History:
The Jetavanis are an Indian community, mainly found in the states of Karnataka, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh.
The Jetavanis are believed to be descended from the ancient Jetavana Mahavihara, a Buddhist monastery located in the town of Sravasti in Uttar Pradesh, India. The Jetavanis are believed to have migrated to Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh in the 11th century and later to Gujarat and Maharashtra in the 14th century.
Description:
The Jetavanis follow Hindu customs and traditions, but also have their own unique culture. They are a close-knit community and are very proud of their heritage. They are known for their hospitality and generosity.
The Jetavanis follow a number of customs, including the practice of arranged marriages and the observance of certain festivals. They are also known for their love of music and dance.
The Jetavanis have several sub-groups, such as the Nair, Vokkaliga, Maratha and Lingayat, who all have their own distinct customs and traditions.
