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- Bansal abstract "Bansal is an Indian surname. The first use of the name came about during the rule of Emperor Agrasen and his wife Queen Madhavi (3221 B.C). Agrasen established 18 Gotras (or clans) for each of his 18 sons based on the names of their Guru, and divided his empire among them. Collectively these 18 Gotras are called Agrawal, one of the most important trading communities in India.".
- Bansal wikiPageID "3864022".
- Bansal wikiPageRevisionID "598025397".
- Bansal hasPhotoCollection Bansal.
- Bansal subject Category:Agrawal.
- Bansal subject Category:Gotras_of_Agarwal.
- Bansal subject Category:Indian_family_names.
- Bansal subject Category:Social_groups_of_India.
- Bansal type Abstraction100002137.
- Bansal type Group100031264.
- Bansal type SocialGroup107950920.
- Bansal type SocialGroupsOfIndia.
- Bansal comment "Bansal is an Indian surname. The first use of the name came about during the rule of Emperor Agrasen and his wife Queen Madhavi (3221 B.C). Agrasen established 18 Gotras (or clans) for each of his 18 sons based on the names of their Guru, and divided his empire among them. Collectively these 18 Gotras are called Agrawal, one of the most important trading communities in India.".
- Bansal label "Bansal".
- Bansal sameAs m.0b3y8w.
- Bansal sameAs Q4857101.
- Bansal sameAs Q4857101.
- Bansal sameAs Bansal.
- Bansal wasDerivedFrom Bansal?oldid=598025397.
- Bansal isPrimaryTopicOf Bansal.