History:
The Thanamkis are a sub-caste of the Marathas, who are a major community in the Indian state of Maharashtra. The Thanamkis are believed to have originated from the city of Thanam in the Satara district.
The Thanamkis are said to have been a part of the Maratha Empire since its inception in the 16th century. They were an important part of the Maratha army and were renowned for their bravery and loyalty.
Description:
The Thanamkis are known for their strong sense of community, and their culture is rooted in the Maratha traditions. They are known for their love of music and dance, and their traditional costumes are often bright and colorful.
The Thanamkis follow the traditional Marathi customs and rituals. They are known for their hospitality and generosity, and they often host large feasts and celebrations.
The Thanamkis are divided into two main sub-castes, the Bhor and the Kulkarni. The Bhor are the traditional Thanamkis, while the Kulkarni are more modern and open-minded.
