Description:
The SATRANJ surname originated in the Indian subcontinent, possibly in the state of Gujarat, and is of Hindu origin. It is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Satranj’ which means ‘seven kings’. The surname is believed to have been given to those who belonged to a family of seven kings or rulers. The SATRANJ surname is found mainly in India, but also in Pakistan, Bangladesh, and other countries with a large Indian diaspora. It is a common surname among the Hindu communities of Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh. The culture and customs of the SATRANJ surname vary from region to region. In Gujarat, for example, the surname is associated with the traditional practice of giving the eldest son the title of ‘Satranj’. This title is usually passed down from generation to generation. Variations of the SATRANJ surname include Satranji, Satranjia, Satranjwala, Satranjwani, Satranjani, and Satranjiawala.
