Origin and History of KHAMBATTA

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KHAMBATTA is a surname of Indian origin, primarily found among the Sindhi people of India and Pakistan. The name is derived from the Hindi word 'Khambatta' which means 'hammer'. It is believed that the name originated from a family of blacksmiths who used to craft hammers. The Khambattas are believed to have descended from a Hindu warrior named Raja Bhavani Singh, who was the ruler of Kutch. It is believed that the family migrated from Kutch to Sindh in the late 16th century. The Khambattas are a close-knit community and have their own culture and customs. They are known for their hospitality and generosity. The main occupation of the Khambattas is agriculture, although some are also involved in business and trade. The Khambattas are divided into two main sub-groups, the 'Khambattas of Kutch' and the 'Khambattas of Sindh'. The two groups have distinct customs and traditions, although they share a common language, Sindhi. Variations of the Khambatta surname include Khambati, Khambatta, Khambatti, Khambatiya, Khambattiya, and Khambatiyya.