The balance (remaining at Kade-Manikpur) Kesarwanies didn't have any 'BAN' &
called as "Paschimia". Later due to gradual differences in both 'Thok'
(Purabiya & Paschimia group) culture, food habits, languages etc. the
relation between both these groups almost finished & the Kesarwanies
divided in two parts Purabiya Kesarwani & Paschimia Kesarwani.
Kesarwani Vaishy Shabha, Prayag taken initiative
& established Akhil Bhartiya Kesarwani Mahasabha in 1918. It organised many
conferences to re-unite the both group & as the result the relations
between both the groups re-established.
When Kesarwanies population / nos. in Kade-Manikpur (Allahabad-UP) increased,
96 groups from them migrated towards eastern provinces & called "Purabiya".
To keep their identity & to enable to recognise one-another, these groups
choosen an unique no. called BAN & a unique code for their BAN.
These code (BAN) & the name of the
person, by whose name the BAN become famous is available in following books:
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Ban as per Shri Kesarwani Kul Darpan - First Pustika, published by Shri Amritlal Shivnarayan Shah (BAN-Malhatiya), Nariyal Bazar, Kanpur in 1790 or in 1834
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Ban as per Kesarvani Kulbhoosan - Published in 1893 by Shri Rameshwar Prasad Gupt (BAN Narbaies), Danapur S/o Shri Gopilal Raj-Vaidhya.
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Ban as per Kasarivani Samaaj Ki Rooprekha - Details collected by Late Shri Ksheeran Chandra Sah, Kolkata. Couldn't be published due to his death.
There are some minor differences in BAN system in above books. Following are the details extracted and compiled from above books:
| Person, By whose
name Ban became famous |
Ban | |
| 1 | Lilaman Sahu | Kiraiya Samudra |
| 2 | Krishan Sahu | Khora Samudra |
| 3 | Mahadev Sahu |
Chaturaha |
| 4 | Matadeen Sahu | Katholiya |
| 5 | Tilokchandra Sahu |
Roope Ka Khamba Sone ka Kalva |
| 6 | Narayan Sahu | Barbaies |
| 7 | Fakirchand Sahu | Malhatiya |
| 8 | Parsuram Sahu |
Chandan Ki Kothari |
| 9 | Dharmjeet Sahu | Akela Baniya Chaurashi Haat |
| 10 | Ramroop Sahu | Pran Le Sahodar |
| 11 | Ranjeet Sahu | Katchhu Ganga |
| 12 | Durga Sahu | Gadh Bheetar Gadh Bahar |
| 13 | Rannoo Sahu | Surajya Dev |
| 14 | Shivdatt Sahu | Chauriyar |
| 15 | Anant Sahu | Vihan Subh Ya Nidhan Subh |
| 16 | Joga Sahu | Saray Ujhad Basavahi |
| 17 | Anoop Sahu |
Sone Ka Baier |
| 18 | Baiju Sahu | Sone Ka Cheera |
| 19 | Bandhu Sahu |
Kare Khamb Sone Ka Kalam |
| 20 | Jugraj Sahu |
Chota Marich Barjhar |
| 21 | Lakshman Sahu |
Ghee Badoda |
| 22 | Teeka Sahu | Aswariya |
| 23 | Bhola Sahu | Jamirha |
| 24 | Shivdayal Sahu | Bhagirathi Ka Tek |
| 25 | Gopal Sahu | Gaon Tetariya Upata Pat |
| 26 | Sitaram Sahu | Panth Ke Pakhad Upata Pat |
| 27 | Raghubar Sahu | Devi Suddh Var Jaay Vyah Le Aawe |
| 28 | Chakaldhar Sahu | Lawa Lapta |
| 29 | Doman Sahu | Chausarvar |
| 30 | Gangadin Sahu | Ispar Chani Aur Chawur (Rice) |
| 31 | Bal Mukund Sahu | Chandan Ki Jari (Chari) |
| 32 | Manniram Sahu | Ganga Yah Par Vah Par |
| 33 | Munni Sahu | Ab Kaho |
| 34 | Santokhi Sahu | Saghela Baghela |
| 35 | Lalit Sahu |
Sataki sawai |
| 36 | Lalit Sahu | Marjad Sagar |
| 37 | Heerachand Sahu |
Chhayen Chhayen Jayan Kheer Poori Khay |
| 38 | Udit Sahu | Garam Poori Aur Kheer |
| 39 | Sanehi Sahu | Sarnagat Pimjar |
| 40 | Shivnath Sahu |
Vaghmar Badh Pinjar |
| 41 | Chudaman Sahu | Kusum Barjhar |
| 42 | Bhola Sahu |
Kusumvar |
| 43 | Prithvinath Sahu | Tandusi |
| 44 | Jagnnath Sahu | Madhu Odan Madhu Dasan |
| 45 | Mohan Sahu |
Madhupoi |
| 46 | Dhani Sahu |
Deban |
| 47 | Shivprasad Sahu | Sevan |
| 48 | Nakchedi Sahu | Sunvan |
| 49 | Bhawanideen Sahu | Patha |
| 50 | Shankar Shau |
Mirchvar |
| 51 | Abilakh Sahu | Raiebor |
| 52 | Tulachand Sahu |
Pipariya |
| 53 | Shivnarayan Sahu | Maiedhar |
| 54 | Durajan Sahu | Gheev Dhariya |
| 55 | Tammar Sahu | 5 Man 25 Sher 15 Sher Ooper (more) |
| 56 | Bharath Sahu | Sone Ka Diya Roope Ki Bati |
| 57 | Gauri Sahu | Sone Ki Dandi Roope Ki Bati |
| 58 | Anandi Sahu | Sone Roope Ki Khichadi |
| 59 | Shambhu Sahu |
Sone Ka Cheera Mat Ka Singh |
| 60 | Manni Sahu |
Sone Ka Kathra |
| 61 | Deena Sahu | Sone Ki Paiery |
| 62 | Fakirchand Sahu | Sawan Barse Parate Teen Paat |
| 63 | Todar Sahu |
Miyan Khanv Bandi Chhor |
| 64 | Raghuveer Sahu | Pat Ke Garhva Bandi Chhor |
| 65 | Chaturbhuj Sahu | Aadhi Rat Ke Charuva Din Ki Shobha |
| 66 | Hemoo Sahu |
Laung Jharajhar Bandi Chhor |
| 67 | Tribhuan Sahu |
Jahna Par Brahaman Bhav se Bhoj Karen Tahna Par Thath |
| 68 | Nandu Sahu | Khat Aaghar Marjad Saagar |
| 69 | Abhilakh Sahu | Vohari Ganga |
| 70 | Chandi Sahu | Kade Wala Dal Dhatul Jaay |
| 71 | Maniyar Sahu |
Kasturipur |
| 72 | Preetam Sahu |
Dwij Ke Chand Kade Manikpur |
| 73 | Doomar Sahu |
Mad Ke Dahi Kade Manikpur |
| 74 | Prasad Sahu | Lanka Ke Sona |
| 75 | Uttam Sahu | Marjad Saagar Kul Ke Aagar |
| 76 | Rangu Sahu | Gobariya |
| 77 | Chetlal Sahu |
Asuraj |
| 78 | Triloki Sahu |
Kheer Poori |
| 79 | Tulla Sahu |
Ariyag Ganv Pariyag Vasi |
| 80 | Gangoo Sahu | Bavan Gali Tirpan Bazar |
| 81 | Kanhaiya Sahu |
Ghar Tauns Bahar Tauns |
| 82 | Mangal Sahu |
Malah Sadiya |
| 83 | Kalyan Sahu | Kade Manikpur Sthan (Place) |
| 84 | Fakir Chand Sahu | Akhora Samudra |
| 85 | Bihari Sahu |
Kiraiya Samudra Chhanve (96) Yaghya |
| 86 | Bandhu Sahu |
Sunpat Kul Ke Aagar |
| 87 | Kanhai Sahu | Nit Daan Nit Snan (Bathing) |
| 88 | Narayan Sahu | Chausarvar Dhol Bagicha Bafedar |
| 89 | Jay Gopal Sahu |
Chandan Ke Tedha Jagat Jaan |
| 90 | Jagnnath Sahu |
Barbais Kanchan Upage Thar |
| 91 | Govind Sahu | Sone Ki Chowaki |
| 92 | Darochan Sahu | Aagar Chaur (rice) Bagar Bhaat |
| 93 | Raghubar Sahu |
Kachhwar |
| 94 | Govind Sahu | Chade Sadini Kase Sundar Kade Manikpur Sthan |
| 95 | Bulaki Sahu | Saade Sath Nikase Sundar Kade Manikpur Sthan |
| 96 | Asha Sahu | Haat Bhar Kahe Vikay Ya Panch Bhar Kahe Vikay |
The balance (remaining at Kade-Manikpur) Kesarwanies didn't have any 'BAN' & called as "Paschimia". Later due to gradual differences in both 'Thok' (Purabiya & Paschimia group) culture, food habits, languages etc. the relation between both these groups almost finished & the Kesarwanies divided in two parts Purabiya Kesarwani & Paschimia Kesarwani.
Kesarwani Vaishy Shabha, Prayag taken initiative & established Akhil Bhartiya Kesarwani Mahasabha in 1918. It organised many conferences to re-unite the both group & as the result the relations between both the groups re-established.
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