Abhinn Shyam Gupta - A Mathur Vaishya Player

Mathur Vaishya - Akhil Bhartiye Mathur Vaishya Samaj India


Abhinn Shyam Gupta - A Mathur Vaishya Player


Abhinn Shyam Gupta (born in Allahabad October 22, 1979) is a male badminton player from India. Presently he lives in City of Allahabad and is a former national champion in singles. Gupta played badminton at the 2004 Summer Olympics in men's singles, losing in the round of 32 to Park Tae-sang of Korea.

Gupta received Arjuna Award for his contribution to the Indian badminton

Education and Profession 
Abhinn is graduate in B.Com. from Allahabad University, Allahabad. Currently, he is employed with Indian Oil Corporation Limited, Subedar Terminal, Allahabad as Dy. Manager.


Records 
Abhinn is a Limca book record holder in 2004. He is the first shuttler of India who becomes national champion in all the categories viz., mini, sub-junior, junior (twice), and senior (twice).

Major participation 
Common Wealth Games-Kualalampur – 1998
World Championship-Copenhagen – 1999
French Super Series 2001 - Winner
Seville – 2001
Manchester – 2002
Asian Games-Busan – 2002
Birmingham – 2003
World Olympics-Athens Olympic – 2004
U.S.A. (Qualified for the World Championship) – 2005

About Mathurvaishay Samaj History :

Mathur Vaishya - Akhil Bhartiye Mathur Vaishya Samaj India

About Mathurvaishay Samaj History : 

इतिहासः सन १८८७ में ग्राम बाह , जिला आगरा उत्तरप्रदेश में आयोजित प्रतिनिधि सम्मेलन जिसकी अध्यक्षता शमसाबाद निवासी स्व. गणेशीलाल गुप्त ने की थी इन्हें ही वर्तमान महासभा का जन्मदाता कहा जा सकता है। आज कई सम्मेलनों और अधिवेशनो से प्राप्त अनुभव और परिपक्वता से परिपुष्ट महासभा पूर्ण आत्मविश्वास के साथ प्रगति पथ पर गतिमान है। देश व विदेश में बसा हुआ प्रत्येक माथुरवैश्य इसके विधान की परिधि मे है और दिन-प्रतिदिन माथुरवैश्य परिवार महासभा से जुड़ने में एक विशेष गौरव का अनुभव करते हैं।

स्वरूप : संगठन की दृष्ठि से महासभा माथुरवैश्य समाज की एकमात्र शिरोमणि संस्था है जा सम्पूण माथुरवैश्य समाज का प्रतिनिधित्व करती है। यह अब त्रिस्तरीय संगठन है जिसमें शीर्ष पर स्वंय महासभा है जो महासभाध्यक्ष के नेतृत्व में केन्द्रीय मंत्रिपरिषद् , महासभा कार्यसमिति एवं विभिन्न समितियों के माध्यम से अपनी गतिविधियों का संचालन करती है। संगठन को विस्तृत आधार प्रदान करने तथा स्थानीय इकाई एवं महासभा के मध्य एक सृदृढ कडी की भूमिका प्रतिपादन करने हेतु देशभर में मण्डलों का गठन किया है। स्थानीय इकाई के रूप में शाखा सभा व महिला मण्डल हैं और उनकी सहायतार्थ स्थानीय सेवादल हैं। वर्तमान में शाखा सभाएं , महिला मण्डल एवं सेवादल सारे देश में कार्यरत हैं।

सहयोगीसंगठन : 
केन्द्रीयमहिलामण्डलः स्वसमाज के महिला वर्ग के उत्थान व विकासार्थ तथा समाज में उसे उचित सम्मान दिलाने की दृष्टि से महिलाओं का एक संगठन महासभा के अंतर्गत कार्यरत्‌ है।
सेवादलः इसी प्रकार युवा वर्ग के उत्थान व विकास के लिए तथा महासभा की विभिन्न गतिविधियों के क्रियान्वयन हेतु महासभा का एक सेवादल संगठन है।
कार्यसम्पादनः महासभा के उद्देश्यों को ध्यान में रखते हुए महासभा की कार्यसमिति , महासभा प्रतिनिधि सम्मेलन तथा महासभा अधिवेशन में समाज हित में जो भी प्रस्ताव पारित होते हैं उन्हें मंत्रिपरिषद् विभिन्न उपसमितियों व अपने सहयोगी संगठनों के माध्यम से कार्य रूप् में परिणित कराती है। समय-समय पर आयोजित मंत्रिपरिषद् समीक्षा करती है और यदि कोई गतिरोध है तो उसे दूर करने का प्रयत्न करती है।

Mathur Vaishya - Akhil Bhartiye Mathur Vaishya Samaj India

माथुरवैश्य गौत्र / Mathur Vaishya Gotra

S. No.	Clan Name	Business Type		S. No.	Clan Name	Business Type
01	Annawaria, अनवरिया	Food Grain		02	Athabariya, अठबरिया / अठबैया	Vedas
03	Arabhariya, अरबहरया	Bow & Arrow		04	Akharwar, अखरवार	Worship offerings
05	Alampuria, अलापुरिया / आलमपुरिया	Architect Material		06	Etiwar, ऐतिवार	Cannibas Resin
07	Oahawar, ओहावार	Conches		08	Auriya, औरिया	Ghee (Butter)
09	Theksere, ेकसेरे	Boat		10	Pengoria, पैंगोरिया	Books (Science & Fiction)
11	Pachadhari, पचाधरी	Art (Readymade)		12	Panwaria, पनबरिया	Plant Leaves
13	Paroliya, पारौलिया	Betting		14	Panniwar, पन्नीवार	Language Learning Tool
15	Pipraiya, पिपरैया	Wood		16	Suraiya, सुरैया	Music Instruments
17	Sanwasit, संवासित	Cosmetics		18	Sujanpuria,सुजानपुरिया	Colors
19	Sudaisak, सुदैसक	Diamond		20	Senkda, सेंकड़ा	Copper
21	Soni, सोनी	Jweller		22	Sandilya, साडिल्य	Cap & Turban
23	Samasin, समासिन	Dance Costumes		24	Sakriwar, साकरीवार	Jaggery
25	Shanichara, शनिचरा	Oil		26	Shalya, शल्या	Medical Equipments
27	Shiroiya, शिरोइया	Mirror		28	Shambashah,शम्भाशाह	Theatre
29	Raipuria, रैपुरिया	Iron		30	Rainguriya, रैनगुरिया	Cart
31	Rampuria, रमपुरिया	Ayurvedic products		32	Rainduha, रैदेहुआ	Chariot
33	Ramberiya, रामबेरिया	Ramayan		34	Revadi, रेवाड़ी	Sweets
35	Bagula, बगुला	Mustard		36	Baraiya, बरैया	Honey
37	Bagbular, बगबुलार	Berry		38	Bachharwar, बछरवार	Cattle
39	Balaiwar, बलाईवार	Health Supplements		40	Bansalas, बंसलवार	Cloth
41	Bariwar, बारीवार	Cotton		42	Basoriya, बासोरिया	Bamboo
43	Babarpuria, बाबरपुरिया	Hunting Equipments		44	Bandesiya, बन्देसिया	Teak, Rose Wood
45	Badlas, बादलस	Horse		46	Bamaniya, बामनियां	Dry Fruits
47	Badua, बादउआ	Aroma		48	Virehua, विरेहुआ	Dumbbell
49	Virthariya, विरथरिया	Arrow Targets		50	Viroriya, विरोरिया	Howdah
51	Gajpuria, गजपुरिया	Transporter		52	Gidoriya, गिंदौलिया / गिदौरिया	Binoculars
53	Gangalas, गांगलस	Flower		54	Gulia, गुलिया	Water Vessel
55	Ganpati, गणपति	Fruits		56	Guteriya, गुटेरिया	Dice Games (e.g. Chaturaji)
57	Gotanlas, गोतनलस	Robes		58	Golas, गोलस	Milk & milk prodcts
59	Jatua, जटुआ	Hair Products		60	Jabrewa, जबरेवा	Tooth Powder
61	Jigariya, जिगारिया	Culinary Herbs (Digestive)		62	Jiroliya, जिरौलिया	Cumin Seed
63	Jigarwar, जिगरवार	Money Lender		64	Katheriya, कठैरिया	Sword
65	Kashiwar, काशीवार	Jaree (Silk)		66	Kuteriya, कुटेरिया	Axe, Rammer
67	Kutwariya, कुतवरिया	Box & Vault		68	Kachchlas, कच्छलस / कठछारस	Spices
69	Katrauliya, कतरौलिया	Pulley		70	Kankatia, कनकतिया	Weaving Thread
71	Katas, कातस	Ignition Material		72	Kothia, कोठिया	Lacquer ware
73	Mohaniya, मोहनियॉं	Trap & Cage		74	Modi, मोदी	Grocer
75	Merothiya, मैरोठिया	Knitting Material		76	Madhawar, मढ़ावार	Sorghum
77	Mathesuriya, माठेसुरिया	Flute & Pungi (Blow Pipe)		78	Murwaria, मुरवारिया	Pickle & Related products
79	Mahamaniya, महामनियॉं	Ivory		80	Mahawar, महावार	Calenders
81	Mandalas, माडलस	Magic Tools		82	Bhesanwar, भेसनवार	Cattle Feed
83	Bhatarkotia, भतरकोठिया	Building Material		84	Bhabhalpuria,भभालपुरिया	Mineral Goods
85	Bhadrauliya, भदरौलिया	Umbrella		86	Chandalas, चॉदलस	Lantern
87	Chaudahrana, चौदहराना	Smoking Pipe		88	Chausia, चौसिया	Areca Nut
89	Laghua, लघउआ	Photo Material		90	Therahmaniya,तैरहमनिया	Buddhist Text - Tipitaka
91	Tainguriya, तैनगुरिया	Latex Products		92	Ghagharwar, घाघरवार	Bride Dress
93	Khobadiya, खोबड़िया	Protective Gears		94	Khuteriya, खुटैटिया	Rope Halter
95	Fanjoloya, फंजोलिया	Basmati Rice		96	Farsaiya, फरसैया	Knife, Sickle
97	Hathkatia, हतकतिया / हथकटिया	Weaving Tools		98	Jayadeva, जयदेवा	Maths Learning Tools
99	Doneriya, दोनेरिया	Cup & Plates		100	Niboriya, निबौरिया	Preservatives
101	Naugaiya, नौगैया	Astrological Gems		102	Nirjawar, निरजावार	Stain Remover
103	Ghunnpuria, गुन्पुरिया	Insecticides

माथुरवैश्य समाज के प्रमुख पत्र पत्रिकायें ( Mathurvaishya Magzines )

Mathur Vaishya - Akhil Bhartiye Mathur Vaishya Samaj India

समाज के प्रमुख पत्र पत्रिकायें ( Mathurvaishya Magzines )

माथुरवैश्य समाज के प्रमुख पत्र पत्रिकायें ( Mathurvaishya Magzines )


माथुरवैश्य दर्पण    माथुरवैश्य जागृति    माथुरवैश्य बन्धु
Mathurvaishya Darpan    Mathurvaishya Jagrati    Mathurvaishya Bandhu

    
माथुरवैश्य चित्रण    माथुरवैश्य चेतना   
Mathurvaishya Chitran    Mathurvaishya Chetna    

About Mathur Vaishya (Baniya) Community and its History

Mathur Vaishya - Akhil Bhartiye Mathur Vaishya Samaj India

About Mathur Vaishya (Baniya) Community and its History

MathurVaishya (Hindi: माथुरवैश्य), is a sub-caste of Vaishya, a Hindu caste. They are also referred as Mathuria (Vaishya).


Origins
According to the Hindu theology, Lord Brahma, the Creator, created the four Varnas. Also as per the oldest mention of the varna system in the Purusha sukta of Rigveda 10.90.12,[1] "... his two thighs were the Vaishya, ... born". According to the Indian caste system, Vanika (Sanskrit) or Bania (Hindi) is a trader or merchant belonging to the business class. They are also referred to as Vaish. Yellow color is associated with Vaish. Gupta is the most widely used surname of Vaish, and perhaps symbolizes the highly prosperous period of the pre-6th century A.D. when India occupied half of the world economy


History :

The Mathuria Vaish sub-caste of the Vaish were a part of trading community in Mathura until around 1018 CE. During the ancient period, Mathura was an economic hub, located at the junction of very important caravan routes. Mathura had historical links with Bateshwar, which is also located on the banks of river Yamuna. Bateshwar was founded by the king Śũrasena grandfather of lord Krishna according to legends. River Yamuna flow around Bateshwar in shape of Bel Patra (Aegle marmelos).

According to history, Mahmud Ghaznavi destroyed and plundered the temple city of Thanesar and massacred its inhabitants in 1014 CE. Mahmud Ghaznavi's army brought to Ghazni 20,000 captives, and much wealth. Then, in 1018, when the news of his imminent attack on Mathura broke out, panic spread in the city, causing mass migration from city of Mathura. One group of the business community (approximately 100 families) rushed to escape southwards along the bank of River Yamuna (about 100 km journey) to Bateshwar (and surrounding area Bah, Jarar). These migrants from Mathura came to be known as Mathuria Vaishya (Vaishya, who came from Mathura), who were named as Mathur Vaishya[4] in British census.Mathur Vaish have no connection with the Mathur (including so called Mathur Merchants) sub-caste of Kayastha, as well as Mathuria from other Varna apart from sharing the same ancestral homeland in the Mathura kingdom. Mathuria Vaish used to wear the sacred thread, which is the mark of the Dwija or twice-born.

Since Mathur Vaish were forced by circumstances to leave most of their belongings back home in Mathura, most of them became poor. They could not retrieve their belongings afterwards, as almost the whole city was burned to ashes by the invaders. They restarted their lives with small business opportunities. With the passage of time and broadening of opportunities, they followed other professions along with trading. Some of them moved to nearby village Samugarh (across the river Uttagan), now known as Fatehabad. Over time, the migration range widened to nearby villages Pinahat, IradatNagar and Shamsabad. During early part of British period (1804-1858 CE), Mathur Vaish took further steps in migration and moved beyond the northern bank of Yamuna (Shikohabad, Chandwar Nagar, Sirsaganj) and the southern bank of the Chambal (Ambah, Porsa, Morena) & south-west of ephemeral rivers Parbati / Banganga / Uttagan & Gambhiri / Khari-nadi (Dholpur, Mania)

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Present conditions :

Chandwar Nagar is located on the bank of river Yamuna and is south of current Firozabad city. Mathur Vaishya left Chandwar Nagar (only area of their homeland) where they deserted en masse because of frequents dacoity. With the introduction of railways, Mathur Vaishya also migrated to big cities like Kanpur, Kolkata, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad. Now they are spread all over India and some abroad too.

The Mathur Vaishya population is still well below a million. Firozabad has highest Mathur Vaishya population, followed by Agra. Most of the Mathur Vaishya in Firozabad are associated with the glass bangles business. In Firozabad, Mathur Vaishya are also referred to as Mathuria. Mr. Russel mentions that subcastes are of the usual local or territorial type, as ... Mathuria, and so on. Most of Mathur Vaishya use Gupta as their surname, while others write their Gotra as surname.

The Mathur Vaishya speak Hindi or BrajBhasha, a dialect of Hindi spoken by people who evolved around the banks of Yamuna river. Mathur Vaishya have traditionally been strictly vegetarian and non-alcoholic, though some have changed in the modern times. Mathur Vaishya worship deities Rama, Krishana, Shiva, Hanuman, Durga, Ganesha & Laxmi. Mathur Vaishya used to (even now) make a visit to the Mata KAILA devi temple at Karauli, Rajasthan to obtain blessing of Kuldevi after an auspicious occasion.

Distinct features about Mathur Vaishya, unlike some other Vaishya communities are:

    Mathur Vaishya's initial migration from their home land was invariably to the big cities.
    Mathur Vaishya did not adopt or convert to other religions (including Jainism), despite surrounding areas under severe influence.

    The clan (exogamous division, also known as Gotra in non-Brahamin) nomenclature was derived from trading business of family's head in Mathura.

Aloo (potato) Ka Rasa is an integral part of dinner meal, and cooked at least once a week in Mathuria Vaishya's home (probably exclusively). Aloo Ka Rasa is basically a sour yoghurt-based Indian curry or gravy primarily consisting of a sour yoghurt and water base thickened with boiled potato. Various herbs and spices (turmeric powder, corainder leaves, cumin seed etc.) are added to the 'Rasa' to give it a very distinct flavour.

Mathur vaish Community organization

Mathur Vaishya - Akhil Bhartiye Mathur Vaishya Samaj India

Mathur vaish  Community organization

Mathur vaish have an all India organization called Akhil Bharatiya Mathur Vaish Mahasabha which was founded in 1887 CE,(and also a women organisation called Mahila Sammelan), having its office in all big cities of India, and main offices at Agra & Jaipur. About 1970 CE, reforms were mooted in community again. It was suggested that the remarriage and rehabilitation of widows be permitted, and there was renewed demand for abolition of dowry, which continue to hurt community like double edged sword. Following are some of publications about community in Hindi language:

S. No.	Name		S. No.	Name		S. No.	Name
01	Mathurvaishya Bandhu		02	Mathurvaishya Chetna		03	Mathurvaishya Chitran
04	Mathurvaishya Darpan		05	Mathurvaishya Jagrati		06	Mathurvaishya Hiteshi

Mathur Vaish as a community have progressed tremendously. Today many of them are successful too, and moving up the ladder in business graph of India. In pre-independent British India, they actively participated in freedom struggle.There were few MLA(Member of Legislative Assembly), MLC (Member of Legislative Council) and Mayor from Mathur Vaishya community, who represented the constituencies of Jhansi, Shikohabad, Fatehabad & Agra before caste polarization in Indian politics. In independent India, the initial preference among educated ones were professions of Doctor & Teacher. With the boom in outsourcing opportunities in India, Engineering has become the preferred profession among educated ones. In recent times, they are well placed in Corporate India

Mathur Vaishya Clan system ( Mathur Vaishya Gotra and Type of Business)

Mathur Vaishya - Akhil Bhartiye Mathur Vaishya Samaj India

Mathur Vaishya 

Mathur Vaishya Clan system ( Mathur Vaishya Gotra and Type of Business) 

Mathuria Vaishya ancestors in Mathura were wholesale traders, who were engaged in businesses of a variety of items including food grains, cloth, kitchen wares, gold, medicines, health supplements, beauty care products, building materials, wood, plant leaves, arms. Hence, the clan system was derived to preserve identity of family tree. Few more clans increased, as bigger clans got sub-divided. The comedy of error (misspellings) also helped to add few more clans. People from same clan were Gotriya brother and sistser. Later, Khandan was defined as seven contiguous generations through unbroken male siblings of a clan.

S. No.	Clan Name	Business Type		S. No.	Clan Name	Business Type
01	Annawaria, अनवरिया	Food Grain		02	Athabariya, अठबरिया / अठबैया	Vedas
03	Arabhariya, Hindi:अरबहरया	Bow & Arrow		04	Akharwar, Hindi: अखरवार	Worship offerings
05	Alampuria, Hindi:अलापुरिया / आलमपुरिया	Architect Material		06	Etiwar, Hindi: ऐतिवार	Cannibas Resin
07	Oahawar, Hindi: ओहावार	Conches		08	Auriya, Hindi: औरिया	Ghee (Butter)
09	Theksere, Hindi: ेकसेरे	Boat		10	Pengoria, Hindi: पैंगोरिया	Books (Science & Fiction)
11	Pachadhari, Hindi: पचाधरी	Art (Readymade)		12	Panwaria, Hindi: पनबरिया	Plant Leaves
13	Paroliya, Hindi: पारौलिया	Betting		14	Panniwar, Hindi: पन्नीवार	Language Learning Tool
15	Pipraiya, Hindi: पिपरैया	Wood		16	Suraiya, Hindi: सुरैया	Music Instruments
17	Sanwasit, Hindi: संवासित	Cosmetics		18	Sujanpuria, Hindi:सुजानपुरिया	Colors
19	Sudaisak, Hindi: सुदैसक	Diamond		20	Senkda, Hindi: सेंकड़ा	Copper
21	Soni, Hindi: सोनी	Jweller		22	Sandilya, Hindi: साडिल्य	Cap & Turban
23	Samasin, Hindi: समासिन	Dance Costumes		24	Sakriwar, Hindi: साकरीवार	Jaggery
25	Shanichara, Hindi: शनिचरा	Oil		26	Shalya, Hindi: शल्या	Medical Equipments
27	Shiroiya, Hindi: शिरोइया	Mirror		28	Shambashah, Hindi:शम्भाशाह	Theatre
29	Raipuria, Hindi: रैपुरिया	Iron		30	Rainguriya, Hindi:रैनगुरिया	Cart
31	Rampuria, Hindi: रमपुरिया	Ayurvedic products		32	Rainduha, Hindi: रैदेहुआ	Chariot
33	Ramberiya, Hindi:रामबेरिया	Ramayan		34	Revadi, Hindi: रेवाड़ी	Sweets
35	Bagula, Hindi: बगुला	Mustard		36	Baraiya, Hindi: बरैया	Honey
37	Bagbular, Hindi: बगबुलार	Berry		38	Bachharwar, Hindi:बछरवार	Cattle
39	Balaiwar, Hindi: बलाईवार	Health Supplements		40	Bansalas / Bansalwar, Hindi: बंसलवार	Cloth
41	Bariwar, Hindi: बारीवार	Cotton		42	Basoriya, Hindi: बासोरिया	Bamboo
43	Babarpuria, Hindi:बाबरपुरिया	Hunting Equipments		44	Bandesiya, Hindi:बन्देसिया	Teak, Rose Wood
45	Badlas, Hindi: बादलस	Horse		46	Bamaniya, Hindi:बामनियां	Dry Fruits
47	Badua, Hindi: बादउआ	Aroma		48	Virehua, Hindi: विरेहुआ	Dumbbell
49	Virthariya, Hindi: विरथरिया	Arrow Targets		50	Viroriya, Hindi: विरोरिया	Howdah
51	Gajpuria, Hindi: गजपुरिया	Transporter		52	Gidoriya, Hindi: गिंदौलिया / गिदौरिया	Binoculars
53	Gangalas, Hindi: गांगलस	Flower		54	Gulia, Hindi: गुलिया	Water Vessel
55	Ganpati, Hindi: गणपति	Fruits		56	Guteriya, Hindi: गुटेरिया	Dice Games (e.g. Chaturaji)
57	Gotanlas, Hindi: गोतनलस	Robes		58	Golas, Hindi: गोलस	Milk & milk prodcts
59	Jatua, Hindi: जटुआ	Hair Products		60	Jabrewa, Hindi: जबरेवा	Tooth Powder
61	Jigariya, Hindi: जिगारिया	Culinary Herbs (Digestive)		62	Jiroliya, Hindi: जिरौलिया	Cumin Seed
63	Jigarwar, Hindi: जिगरवार	Money Lender		64	Katheriya, Hindi: कठैरिया	Sword
65	Kashiwar, Hindi: काशीवार	Jaree (Silk)		66	Kuteriya, Hindi: कुटेरिया	Axe, Rammer
67	Kutwariya, Hindi: कुतवरिया	Box & Vault		68	Kachchlas, Hindi:कच्छलस / कठछारस	Spices
69	Katrauliya, Hindi:कतरौलिया	Pulley		70	Kankatia, Hindi:कनकतिया	Weaving Thread
71	Katas, Hindi: कातस	Ignition Material		72	Kothia, Hindi: कोठिया	Lacquer ware
73	Mohaniya, Hindi: मोहनियॉं	Trap & Cage		74	Modi, Hindi: मोदी	Grocer
75	Merothiya, Hindi: मैरोठिया	Knitting Material		76	Madhawar, Hindi: मढ़ावार	Sorghum
77	Mathesuriya, Hindi:माठेसुरिया	Flute & Pungi (Blow Pipe)		78	Murwaria, Hindi:मुरवारिया	Pickle & Related products
79	Mahamaniya, Hindi:महामनियॉं	Ivory		80	Mahawar, Hindi: महावार	Calenders
81	Mandalas, Hindi: माडलस	Magic Tools		82	Bhesanwar, Hindi:भेसनवार	Cattle Feed
83	Bhatarkotia, Hindi:भतरकोठिया	Building Material		84	Bhabhalpuria, Hindi:भभालपुरिया	Mineral Goods
85	Bhadrauliya, Hindi:भदरौलिया	Umbrella		86	Chandalas, Hindi: चॉदलस	Lantern
87	Chaudahrana, Hindi:चौदहराना	Smoking Pipe		88	Chausia, Hindi: चौसिया	Areca Nut
89	Laghua, Hindi: लघउआ	Photo Material		90	Therahmaniya, Hindi:तैरहमनिया	Buddhist Text - Tipitaka
91	Tainguriya, Hindi: तैनगुरिया	Latex Products		92	Ghagharwar, Hindi:घाघरवार	Bride Dress
93	Khobadiya, Hindi: खोबड़िया	Protective Gears		94	Khuteriya, Hindi: खुटैटिया	Rope Halter
95	Fanjoloya, Hindi: फंजोलिया	Basmati Rice		96	Farsaiya, Hindi: फरसैया	Knife, Sickle
97	Hathkatia, Hindi: हतकतिया / हथकटिया	Weaving Tools		98	Jayadeva, Hindi: जयदेवा	Maths Learning Tools
99	Doneriya, Hindi: दोनेरिया	Cup & Plates		100	Niboriya, Hindi: निबौरिया	Preservatives
101	Naugaiya, Hindi: नौगैया	Astrological Gems		102	Nirjawar, Hindi: निरजावार	Stain Remover
103	Ghunnpuria, Hindi:गुन्पुरिया	Insecticides

Obviously, the clan was very divergent. Some of clan names seems common in other varna, castes and / or sub-castes. Vaishya are those whose mind is engaged by the VISHAYA. VISHAYA means, subject or specialization or professional knowledge. When a product is sold in volume at consistent basis, it becomes profession. Hence, these migrants from Mathura were Vaishya from time immemorial in true spirit of Vedas. Some of descendents, from some of clans left Bateshwar area and / or joined their earlier relatives, as life was tough and business aveneues were limited. This has caused some clans big (e.g. Baccharwar), while some small (e.g. Basoriya). In case of adoption, both clan (bio-logical as well adopting) parents linkage was considered. However, marriages are forbidden within two degrees on the biological mother's side, and seven on the bio-logical father. The adopting father gotra becomes gotra of adopted child. Widow re-marriage was not allowed, however widower re-marriage was allowed.
As life moved forward, there was additions in clan (clan names ending with letter 'AL') of those Vaishya of erstwhile Mathura (engaged in businesses mentioned below at time of joining), who could not join them earlier. These following clans were added generations later, when they arrived in Bateshwar area.

t time of joining), who could not join them earlier. These following clans were added generations later, when they arrived in Bateshwar area. 

S. No.	Clan Name	Business Type		S. No.	Clan Name	Business Type
01	Kotwal, Hindi:कोतवाल	Confiscated Goods		02	Kaushal, Hindi:कौशल	Astronomy Yantra (Instruments)
03	Bachhal, Hindi:बाछल	Metal

In past, Mathur Vaishya did not marry, if any of four Gotra (of Father, Maternal Uncle, Grandmother & Maternal Grandmother) matched among themselves. The reasoning for same was the belief; that many years ago their elders belonged to one clan and hence are blood related brothers and sisters. This worked perfectly for centuries, as there were more than 100 clans. However, with imbalance in clan sizes and desire for specific type of lifemate in the community, forced a change in custom. Now only matching of Gotra of Father & Maternal Uncle is checked, along with check of bride / groom swapping on father's side among living generations (e.g. Bride's brother can not marry Groom's sister in future). Despite the above mentioned additions in community centuries ago, the community over these years has become localized, and may suffer in future the effects of DNA recessive mutations. According to tradition, the dasa are said to be the close relatives of Mathur Vaishya having non-Mathur Vaishya spouse & their descendants, though this concept is a thing of the past now