History:
Mukteswarara is a surname of Indian origin, derived from the Sanskrit words 'Mukti' meaning 'liberation' and 'Iswara' meaning 'lord'.
This surname is believed to have been used by the followers of the Hindu god Shiva, who is known as Mukteswara or 'Lord of Liberation'.
Description:
This surname is often associated with the Hindu culture and is common among the Brahmin communities in India.
As per Hindu customs, this surname is usually passed down from father to son.
Some of the variations of this surname include Mukteshwar, Mukteshwara, Mukteshwarar and Mukteshwaran.
