Description:
Khanvalkar is a surname of Indian origin. It is derived from the word 'Khan' which means 'ruler' and 'valkar' which means 'army'. The name was given to those who served as officers in the armies of Indian rulers. The history of the Khanvalkar surname dates back to the 7th century when the first rulers of the Rashtrakuta dynasty of India used the surname. The surname was also used by the Maratha rulers of the 17th century. The culture associated with the Khanvalkar surname is one of respect and honour. People with this surname are believed to be brave and courageous. The customs associated with the Khanvalkar surname are similar to those of other Indian surnames. People with this surname are expected to show respect to their elders and to be loyal to their family and community. Variations of the Khanvalkar surname include Khanwale, Khanwala, Khanwali, and Khanwaliya.
