jee" is located in Mahavan. Families residing in this area derived the Khata "Pawanchaudah". The gotra of "Pawanchaudah" is "Surya muni".Seth (सेठ) - Those families who were residing in "viharvana" acquired the khata "seth". Presently, there stands a magnificent temple built by Jaipur King Shree Madawajee. "Kamal muni" is the gotra of "Seth" Khata.Tarwe (तरवे) is given to those families who lived in the hamlet of Talwan. Tarwes belong to "Vatasa muni" gotra. In the talwan, Shri Balaramjee is reported to have killed a demon by the name of 'Dhenuka-asur".Vaishkiyar (वैश्कियार) - Families residing in the "brihatvana" derived the khata "Vaishkiyar". This "brihatvana" was reportedly located on the eastern flank of "lohavana" where "Nimbakacharya" is believed to have appeared. "Vaishkiyar" belongs to "Bhardwaj muni" gotra.Aramram (आरामराम) Barbigahiya (बरबिगहिया)''' History Although Mahuri people have been coming to places in the Suba of Bengal during the heyday of the Mughal Empire (around 500 years before) for trade and commerce, the large waves of migrations reportedly took place around 250 years before. Scores of families reached the place Bihar-E-Sharif located in the present day state of Bihar, India. Over a period of several decades, the Mahuri Vaishya folks reached the hinterland of Chota Nagpur Plateau (or Chhota Nagpur) and got located in a number of villages. Before this, they had already settled in several fertile locations of the areas of the Magadha. Ultimately, the heritage city of Gaya, in several senses, emerged as the "capital city" of all the Mahuri Vaishya people. From the early 20th Century, several mahuri families migrated to the places located in the present day states of the West Bengal Jharkhand Chhattisgarh and Odisha. By the end of the last century, the dynamism of the Mahuri Vaishya took them to several parts of India, particularly to the metropolitan cities of Calcutta, New Delhi and Mumbai. A number of them have also shed their traditional vocation of trade and commerce, and are engaged in a variety of other professions. See also Bhadani Nagar Vinodini Tarway External links Mahuri Indian castes Bania communities Social groups of Bihar Social groups of India People from Mathura