Ho-Rao-Lim! Here I will tell you about all the Gotras of Dimasa. It will
definitely help you to know more about the Dimasa surnames and gotra. You will
see here the Gotra according to your surname.
Dimasa kachari are a Tibeto-Burman community presently inhabiting the Indian states of Assam, Nagaland, and some parts of Manipur. In Dimasa society, there are forty male clans and forty-two female clans. The male clans are called Sengphong, and the female clans are called Jadi or Julu.
Gotra is commonly used in marriage relations and religious functions. It is believed that marriage should not be done in the same gotra. However, according to Hindu tradition, all its members are children of the same mythical ancestor. Although this condition and tradition have been relaxed in the present day, many castes still follow it strictly. Gotra is also considered a kind of blood relation.
definitely help you to know more about the Dimasa surnames and gotra. You will
see here the Gotra according to your surname.
Dimasa kachari are a Tibeto-Burman community presently inhabiting the Indian states of Assam, Nagaland, and some parts of Manipur. In Dimasa society, there are forty male clans and forty-two female clans. The male clans are called Sengphong, and the female clans are called Jadi or Julu.
Gotra is commonly used in marriage relations and religious functions. It is believed that marriage should not be done in the same gotra. However, according to Hindu tradition, all its members are children of the same mythical ancestor. Although this condition and tradition have been relaxed in the present day, many castes still follow it strictly. Gotra is also considered a kind of blood relation.
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The list of Dimasa surnames with Gotra
| S/N | Surname(Sengphong) | Gotra |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ardaosa | Agnivashya |
| 2 | Bodosa/Bathari | Karnayon |
| 3 | Daolagajao | Kaushalya |
| 4 | Daolaguphu | Oitikya |
| 5 | Dibragede | Drityakaushik |
| 6 | Diphusa | Vishwamitra |
| 7 | Diruasa | Garga |
| 8 | Gorlosa | Jaimini |
| 9 | Girisa | Gatakorsa |
| 10 | Hasnu | Bayugra |
| 11 | Hafila | Krishnajun |
| 12 | Haflongbar | Pairimasi |
| 13 | Hagjer | Kotyayan |
| 14 | Hassamsa/Hassamphura | Saunak |
| 15 | Hakmaosa | Aptaban |
| 16 | Hojai | Savarna |
| 17 | Johori | Brishagon |
| 18 | Jigdung | Angiras |
| 19 | Jarambusa | Bashisto |
| 20 | Kharigapsa | Krishnayan |
| 21 | Kemprai | Shandilya |
| 22 | Khersa | Batrshyo |
| 23 | Lapthaisa | Deval |
| 24 | Langthasa | Shaktri |
| 25 | Daodung Langtha | Naidruba |
| 26 | Laobangdisa | Jamadini |
| 27 | Longmailai | ? |
| 28 | Maibangsa | Batshya |
| 29 | Mitherphangsa | Apochoron |
| 30 | Maramsa | Savarnakaushik |
| 31 | Nunisa | Mudgalya |
| 32 | Nabensa | Ourba |
| 33 | Naidingsa | Sartayan |
| 34 | Phonglo | Gautama |
| 35 | Porbosa | Atri |
| 36 | Raijung | Agastya |
| 37 | Sengyung | Bhardwaja |
| 38 | Sorong/Sorongphangsa | Parashar |
| 39 | Thaosen | Bhargava |
| 40 | Warisa | ? |
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