Humad
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Humad (or Humbad) is the name of an ancient Jain community originally from Gujarat and Rajasthan, India. Their traditional center is Pratapgarh, Rajasthan, Dungarpur and Sagwada region, often called Vagad (or Raidesh), in Rajasthan.[1]
See also
Banswara
References
- ^ Jaina Community: A social survey, Vilas Sangave, Popular Prakashan, 1980
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