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Hazaris
Hazari is one of the castes or social groups in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, predominantly present in areas Warangal, Karimnagar, Hyderabad and Nizambad. Hazaris regard Telugu as their mother tongue.
Hazaris traditionally belonged to the class of warriors and feudal landlords, who had links to all the major ruling dynasties of South India like Madurai Nayak, Chalukya, Chola, Kakatiya and Vijayanagar.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Naidus )〕 They have the caste titles Naidu, Rao which indicate their feudal and warrior past.
==Origin==
* The earliest occurrence of 'Hazaris' in inscriptions dates between 11th and 13th Centuries during the reign of Kakatiyas
* Hazaris, also called Yellapus, belongs to warrior class originated in the Rajasthan and Gujarath. These people are also called vellapus and Yellapis. The yellepi denotes the singular form and vellapu is the earliest name of the caste. The ancestors are from the surroundings of Delhi. The history of Vaageshwari Maatha temple in Rajasthan reveals the story of Vellapus. They moved from rajasthan to many places and got themselves transformed to fit into the region they moved. After entering in to the Andhraprasedsh, they moved to different districts on their jobs as vassals and staff of Kakatiyas. After the downfall of Kakatiya Dynasty, some people moved to Rachakonda dynasty and some people moved to Vijayanagara Empire. During their period they moved to Rayalaseema and Karnataka, later to Kalinga area and Tamil Nadu. In Tamil Nadu, vellapus have shown substantial impact there by having villages, plants on their community and family names.
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