History:
Tarwala is a Rajput caste, primarily found in the state of Rajasthan in India. The word Tarwala is derived from the Sanskrit word 'tarwala,' which means 'one who is a horseman.'
The Tarwala Rajputs are believed to have descended from the ancient Rajputs of Rajasthan. They are said to have been warriors who fought alongside the Rajputs in battles against the Mughals and other invaders.
Description:
The Tarwala Rajputs are known for their strong sense of loyalty and honour. They are also known for their love of horses, and they take great pride in their equestrian skills.
The Tarwala Rajputs follow many traditional customs, such as the practice of arranged marriages. They also observe many of the Hindu festivals and rituals.
The Tarwala Rajputs have many variations in their customs and traditions, depending on the region they live in. For example, in some areas, the women are not allowed to wear jewellery, while in other areas, they are allowed to do so.
