Baisoya
The Baisoya (Also spelled as 'Besoya' or 'Basoya') is mainly a clan of Gurjars in India.Alwar, Rajasthan was under the rule of Gurjar king Karna Singh in 972 CE.[2] Baisoya is a Sanskrit word, a portmanteau of bai (cotton) and soya (sleep). This term is said to be derived from an event when Karna Singh was returning from fighting a Muslim king in Ghazni in 972, and stopped to sleep in a cotton field during his travels home.[2] Baisoya's are mostly Hindu in India, and do not marry within their gotra(baisoya). They worship several hindu gods and some are Arya Samajis.
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Baisoya
The Baisoya (Also spelled as 'Besoya' or 'Basoya') is mainly a clan of Gurjars in India.Alwar, Rajasthan was under the rule of Gurjar king Karna Singh in 972 CE.[2] Baisoya is a Sanskrit word, a portmanteau of bai (cotton) and soya (sleep). This term is said to be derived from an event when Karna Singh was returning from fighting a Muslim king in Ghazni in 972, and stopped to sleep in a cotton field during his travels home.[2] Baisoya's are mostly Hindu in India, and do not marry within their gotra(baisoya). They worship several hindu gods and some are Arya Samajis.
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