the dynasty sena described itself as the brahma kshatriya.
which dynasty described itself as the brahma kshatriya?
sena
the founder of the sena rule was samantasena who described himself as a brahma-kshatriya of karnataka (karnataka). he himself stated that he fought the outlaws of karnataka and later turned an ascetic. the inscriptions of the sena kings mention them as brahma-kshatriyas (brahmins who ruled as kshatriyas) or kshatriyas. also, sources have identified them with the vaidya (as well as the ambashtha caste or sub-caste, considered as a mixed caste, being born of brahmin father and vaishya mother,) and they married with and were identified with the bengali vaidyas (commonly known as baidyas in bengal) in vaidya "kula-panjikas" (family-tree accounts).
sena dynasty
balinese kshatriya is a hindu kshatriya community which exists in the island of bali in indonesia. during the second half of the sixth century, bali had a strong kshatriya ruling dynasty. the rulers were mostly indigenous balinese with some indian blood. these clans mostly belonged to the nāgavanshi dynasty. however, in due time, these indigenous kshatriyas became extinct and were replaced by the javanese kshatriyas who immigrated to bali. most of the kshatriyas now living in bali are claimed to be the descendants of the king dewa agung, who immigrated to bali from java. however, there are also a few other kshatriya clans who were elevated to the kshatriya status from the vaishya varna. all together, kshatriyas constitute around 4% of the total balinese hindu population.
balinese kshatriya