According to extract of bhavishya puran chitragupta katha the original shloka which was mentioned by shabdkalpdrum and vachasptyam was like this:
चित्रगुप्तान्वये जाताः शृणु तान् कथयामि वै। गौड़ाख्या माथुराश्चैव भट्टनागरसेनकाः। अहिष्ठानाः श्रीवास्तवन्यः शैक्षसैनान तथैव च। कुशलाः सर्वशास्त्रेषु अम्बष्ठाद्या नराधिपः। पुत्रान् धृत्वा स्थापरायान् चित्रगुप्तो महीतले। धर्माधर्मविवेकश्च चित्रगुप्तो महामतिः।"
Translation be me
Note that (नाराधिप= नर= पुरुष and अधिप = राजा/ उत्तम)
चित्रगुप्त के वंश में उत्पन्न हुए, सुनो मैं उनका वर्णन करता हूँ। गौड़, माथुर, भट्टनागर और सेनक। श्रीवास्तव, अहिष्ठान, सैकसेना। सभी शास्त्रों में कुशल, अंबष्ठ आदि उत्तम। = अम्ब्ष्ठ आदि उत्तम सभी शास्त्रों में कुशल थे । चित्रगुप्त ने अपने पुत्रों को पृथ्वी पर स्थापित किया। धर्म और अधर्म का विवेक करने वाले, चित्रगुप्त महान बुद्धि वाले थे।
In later editions around 1875 it was changed with new shlokas
This extract of bhavishya puran from vachasptyam and shabdkalpdrum given above was printed and now known as Chitragupta vrat katha . It was done at early 1900s
Even in kaliyug adishur vansh ruled 714 while some says 784 years in gaud present Bengal mentioned in ain-e-akbari and kayasth ghattak karika mentioned him Ambasth kayasth
Same goes with sen vansh = 106 years which is more than Kashmir karkota srivastav dynasty
Note this was for just knowledge purpose not to offend any of 12 kayastha
The Hira caste is a sub-caste within the Kayastha community of India. Kayasthas are traditionally known as scribes, administrators, and record-keepers.
Surname classification can vary depending on cultural and regional differences, so it's best to consult specific sources or communities associated with the surname to determine if it is Kayastha or not. Some common indicators of Kayastha surnames include historical records, family lineage, and community associations. Researching the surname's origins and historical significance within the Kayastha community can also provide insights into its classification.
Caste system is not an intrinsic part of Hinduism, and labelling individuals with a caste based on their profession or surname can perpetuate a system that is often discriminatory. It is best to avoid associating individuals with a particular caste without explicit information from them.
No, Rastogi is not listed as a separate caste in the OBC (Other Backward Class) category in Uttar Pradesh. It is always best to refer to the official government list for accurate information on caste classifications.
Kayastha and Brahmins are both Hindu caste groups in India. Brahmins are traditionally priests and scholars, responsible for performing religious rituals and studying scriptures. Kayasthas, on the other hand, were traditionally scribes, administrators, and record keepers. They were considered a literate community responsible for documentation and administration.
At north India Srivastava subcaste is under Kayastha caste which comes under bees biswa brahmins.
Srivastava belongs to Kayastha Comunity. General Caste; for more details you can visit the link below. It is al;so noted that all Kayastha & Mahisya r belonging to "Sudra" as per MANU
Chaitanya Kayastha
The Hira caste is a sub-caste within the Kayastha community of India. Kayasthas are traditionally known as scribes, administrators, and record-keepers.
The Purkayastha caste is primarily found in the Indian state of Assam and is traditionally associated with the Kayastha community. The Kayastha community is known for their administrative and clerical roles in ancient India. The Purkayastha caste is considered to be a sub-caste within the broader Kayastha community, with a specific regional and cultural identity in Assam.
kayastha
srivastava
Kayastha/Brahmins. Not necessarily, Kayastha/Brahmins. it could be Sodegoap( But not Yadava) from Midnapore district
From what i have read from Wikipedia and other resources, kayastha is a dual caste of brahmins and kshatriya thus this leads to the conclusion that the above is sort of a brahmin caste
Srivastava is a surname commonly found among upper-caste Hindus in India, particularly Brahmins. It is not typically associated with scheduled castes.
The title Biswas typically belongs to the Kayastha caste in India. Kayasthas were traditionally scribes and record-keepers in the Hindu caste system.
they belong to kayastha