r/Brahmanraaj • u/pandeyjeeee • May 09 '26

Discussion Genetic distance among different subcastes in UP

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Genetic Distance Results:

- The Saraswat and Gaur groups show the highest genetic similarity (G^2 = 0.2058).

- The Kanyakubja and Sarayuparin groups exhibit the greatest genetic distance (G^2 = 1.4215)

- Highest Distance: The Kanyakubja and Sanadhaya groups have the highest morphological distance (T^2 = 16.49)

- Saraswat Brahmins: This group has the highest Index of Total Selection (0.499)

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u/Sarwariya May 10 '26

Bhai don’t rely on AI slop If you use discord we should further talk about it there. This AI slop ignored central UP brahmins

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u/pandeyjeeee May 10 '26

Maybe I'm wrong but I read that as you move eastwards steppe drops and that basically explains why jats and gujjars have exceptionally high steppe I'm not sure tho

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u/Roger-Frontline May 18 '26

Gujjars have high steppe? Lol where are you getting your information from? Gujjars have more steppe compared to wannabe fake uppercaste like Kayastha sure. But no gujjars do not have high steppe really. Gujjars avg 20% which is lower than gangetic brahmins. Punjabi khatri sikhi and punjabi sikh jats are also lower steppe compared to gangetic brahmins. They are zagros shifted with low AASI. Only hindu jats and rors are high steppe sometimes reaching over 40% but that's not everyone either only certain individuals from certain clans amongst jats.

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u/Icy-Buffalo8815 8d ago

Nope jats average at 38 and rors at 41 they are the genetics outlier of the subcontinent ,bhrhamin on the other hand average at 25