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Rajasthani brahmins are also same as Punjabis, i'e around 30-34% south Indian on average. In comparison the Haryanvi, Rajasthani jatts and even Sindhis have lower south Indian at around 24-29%(though not enough Sindhi samples). This only hints at one thing; the caste system in rest of India was much stronger than modern day Punjab and AJK. As for the Rajasthani rajputs, although there aren't enough samples, it seems like they have a higher south Indian component than the jatts and brahmins. It probably has something to do with the theories that some Maharashtrian and aboriginal tribes got integrated into rajputs. The Rathores of Rajasthan are said to be Maratha Rashtrakutas, and the Chandelas of Malwa are said to be aboriginal hill dravidians like Gonds. I would imagine some Rajasthani rajputs to be rather low in their south indian component. The chauhans for example are known for light skin in Rajasthan according to my readings. I also know a Chauhan uncle from Delhi, who's really light skinned.
The Rajasthani and Kutchi rajputs wear rather interesting and fascinating clothes.
PS: I saw results for a "chamar" recently, and it was 60+%!
There are couple of Rajasthani brahmin on HAP, one have 32% and other 47% Indian.
edit: i have seen rajasthani people thread on anthro forum, even though pictures are mostly cherry picked but still i didn't see any particularly light skinned people. Usually its all relative but i am yet to see any North west Indians with phenos like Hamza Abbasi, Mehmood Quereshi etc both of them from Multan. These types of phenos exist in east Pakistan significant % of population.
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