History:
Patibandas are a Hindu caste found mainly in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. The name Patibandas is derived from the Sanskrit words “pati” meaning “lord” and “banda” meaning “servant”.
Patibandas are believed to have originated from the warrior class of the ancient Kshatriya dynasty. They are believed to have migrated to Andhra Pradesh during the 13th century.
Description:
Patibandas are traditionally involved in farming and agricultural activities. They are also known for their skills in carpentry and leatherwork.
Patibandas follow traditional Hindu customs and rituals. Marriage ceremonies are usually conducted in the presence of elders and are accompanied by religious ceremonies.
Patibandas may also be known as Patibandaru or Patibandaruvaru.
