Pallavas were from Bihar

Written by,
Pulavar Karthick Raja Pillai

In my previous article, 

I have given evidences and tried to conclude that

Both Kalabhras and Pallavas were from Bihar 


Anyhow, though we could get more evidences to conclude that Kalabhras were from Bihar

By simply understanding that Kalabhras were also called as "Kalikula"

And Kalikula is a worship sect famous in Bihar and Bengal Regions

And even more evidences, 

We could also get evidences that Cholas were from Bihar, as they were Koliyas tribe from Bihar 

But, in this blog, we would discuss some points, that

Pallavas were from Magadha (Bihar)

1) Similarities to Mauryan Empire

Many Kingdoms in Karnataka were actually split from Mauryan Empire, after Chandragupta Maurya arrived to South Karnataka along with Magadha People 

If we see for Pallavas, we could see the patterns repeating 

Like

Jain Religion,

Prakrit Language,

Coin and Administration Similarities to Mauryan Empire 


2) Pallavas were from Malla Tribe from Present Bihar



Which is very evident in a manner, that entire Pallava Royal Clan was also called as "Mallas" in inscriptions

In Prakrit, Mallas are called as Mallais

Mallas are Vratya Kshatriyas (Non-Aryan Magadha Kshatriyas)

They are Non-Tamils or Non-Telugus too

They are a Kshatriya group from Present Bihar



Vrishni Clan, in which Lord Krishna was born, is a Vratya Kshatriya too


A Pallava King is mentioned to have beloged to Vrishni Clan

Though, Brahma-Kshatriya is the Varna of Pallavas, we all know, and i have discussed about the Jain Varna in Kalabhra Article, which i have mentioned above

So, what we could understand that, is 

Pallavas should have been like a Vajji League, but, having one or more Vratya Clans such as Mallas, Vrishnis, united by their same Brahma-Kshatriya Varna

May be this league or varna have to studied further, so that we could conclude that with some confidence

I have written a some Notes called 

Evolution of Vratyas of Magadha 
(1700 BC to Present day)

If interested, please refer the notes

My notes are more valuable than any history or scholarly articles you could refer at this present day

Don't take me wrong or think me like I am a headweight person

As I have experienced many stupid scholarly articles and books, i am saying this


We could even read more things about Pallavas and find some new things

In the journey of study, a small finding could have the ability to change our entire perception of a subject or topic, and we may have to again study the subject from beginning after that

As far, what I have written about Kalabhras and Pallavas needs to be rewritten again, as these are written after some years of journey about Kalabhras, thought, got confused, was misguided, myself written some stupid things, after all that, i have written those valuable and informative notes about Kalabhras

Thanks for reading,
Pulavar Karthick Raja Pillai

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