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	The '''Bhar''' are a ] in India, sometimes referred to as a branch of ancient Rajput Clans of Eastern Oundh {{sfnp\|Shah\|2013\|ps=}}		The '''Bhar''' are a ] in India, sometimes referred to as a branch of ancient Rajput Clans of Eastern Oundh {{sfnp\|Shah\|2013\|ps=}}

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Indian caste For the Torah Portion, see ]. For a similar caste, see ]. Ethnic group

Bhar/Rajbhar
Regions with significant populations
India
Languages
• Hindi • Avadhi • Bhojpuri
Religion
Hinduism
Related ethnic groups
Rajbhar

The Bhar are a caste in India, sometimes referred to as a branch of ancient Rajput Clans of Eastern Oundh

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