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Bhargava
Bhargava, also spelled Bhargav, is a community in India who believe themselves to be descended from the sage Bhrigu. Its members originate from the Dhosi Hill area and were originally known as Dhusars.
==History==
The Bhargava community were originally known as Dhusars and were a trading caste (''bania'' or ''vaishya''). During the later part of the 19th century they successfully engineered a rise to the status of ''brahmin'' using a process sometimes termed sanskritisation. It was at this time that they took the name of Bhargava. The oldest known inscription mentioning the Dhusar community is at the Sakrai Mata temple at Sakrari in Sikar district, Rajasthan. Dineshchandra Sircar dates this to 879 AD,〔रतन लाल मिश्र:शेखावाटी का नवीन इतिहास, मंडावा, १९९८, पृ.३११-३१२〕 although it is dated by others to 642 A.D. They were merchants or traders at that time.
The Bhargava now believe themselves to be descended from the sage Bhrigu and his son Chyavana.
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