Indian BRAHMIN (upper caste) averages by state (WE, EE, South Indian)

[Thambi]

These are brahmin averages from different regions in India based on HarappaWorld samples. Brahmins are the upper caste groups according to the hindu hierarchy system. I couldn't find any brahmin samples for east-central indian states (Chattisgarh and Jharkhand). Northeast India doesnt really have a brahmin/upper caste culture since they usually are majority buddhist/christian, except for assam and manipur, but i couldnt find any brahmin samples from those regions. So I left two central Indian states and northeast India out of this.

Pops used
Jammu and Kashmir = Kashmiri Pandit. Pandit means brahmin.
Himachal Pradesh = Kenji (himachal brahmin) user from AS and his family. I used him in middle caste as well previously.
rest are just brahmin samples/averages on harappa spreadsheets according to each state.

SOUTH INDIAN


WEST EURASIAN (BALOCH, CAUCASIAN, NE EURO, MED, SW ASIAN)


EAST EURASIAN (NE ASIAN, SE ASIAN, SIBERIAN)


BALOCH


NORTHEAST EUROPEAN


CAUCASIAN

[SharpFork]

Oh nice! Thanks for posting this.

Brahmins in the North-West are not more West Eurasian than Middle Caste Indians? That's surprising. This makes Jatts from the region even more special.
Though what's also really surprising is how homogeneous they appear to be throughout all India, you hinted at that but it's more than I imagined.

[Thambi]

Oh nice! Thanks for posting this.

Brahmins in the North-West are not more West Eurasian than Middle Caste Indians? That's surprising. This makes Jatts from the region even more special.
Though what's also really surprising is how homogeneous they appear to be throughout all India, you hinted at that but it's more than I imagined.

yes jatts are the most western shifted in india. Punjabi brahmins are actually slightly more ASI shifted than them. In kashmir, punjab, haryana, himachal, and uttarakhand to an extent, there arent huge differences between upper and middle castes. In rest of india however there are noticeable differences between upper, middle, and lower.

[Bakha]

Do you have kit numbers? Wanna check for shared ancestry lol

[Thambi]

Do you have kit numbers? Wanna check for shared ancestry lol

I sent a PM. The averages on the map above are directly from harappa spreadsheet though.

[Alenka]

Is there any research that includes all the other castes aswell? Curious to see what the average is like and how much the groups would differ from one another. I wanna compare and contrast these Brahmins to the Dalits.

[SharpFork]

Is there any research that includes all the other castes aswell? Curious to see what the average is like and how much the groups would differ from one another. I wanna compare and contrast these Brahmins to the Dalits.

He already did Middle Castes and Tribal groups:

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...nd-E-Eurasian)

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...-South-Indian)

[Alenka]

He already did Middle Castes and Tribal groups:

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...nd-E-Eurasian)

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...-South-Indian)

Thanks for the links, I haven't yet seen these. Interesting.

[Leto]

I believe Nepali Brahmins have more European than that. Up to 15%. On Anthrogenica there are a couple of Nepali guys, poi is one of them.

[hussein khan]

These are brahmin averages from different regions in India based on HarappaWorld samples. Brahmins are the upper caste groups according to the hindu hierarchy system. I couldn't find any brahmin samples for east-central indian states (Chattisgarh and Jharkhand). Northeast India doesnt really have a brahmin/upper caste culture since they usually are majority buddhist/christian, except for assam and manipur, but i couldnt find any brahmin samples from those regions. So I left two central Indian states and northeast India out of this.

Pops used
Jammu and Kashmir = Kashmiri Pandit. Pandit means brahmin.
Himachal Pradesh = Kenji (himachal brahmin) user from AS and his family. I used him in middle caste as well previously.
rest are just brahmin samples/averages on harappa spreadsheets according to each state.

SOUTH INDIAN


WEST EURASIAN (BALOCH, CAUCASIAN, NE EURO, MED, SW ASIAN)


EAST EURASIAN (NE ASIAN, SE ASIAN, SIBERIAN)


BALOCH


NORTHEAST EUROPEAN


CAUCASIAN

Hey, can you tell me where this qAdmn thing is? That kind of calculator/test(whatever it is) is? The kind dilawer always mentioned? I cant really find it though and i thought you might help. Also, D-stats and eurasia k9 would be nice too(cant find eurasia k9 anymore).