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Gotra and Pravara (गोत्रप्रवरश्च) (view source)
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=== Different aspects about Gotra and Pravara ===
=== Different aspects about Gotra and Pravara ===
==== Two Gotras ====
==== Two Gotras of Datta putra ====
The Sankhayana shrautasutra (1.4.10) prescribes six Arsheyas (the names of Rishis) for a yajamana belonging to two Gotras, e.g., a man who has gone as adopted son to another Gotra will have the Gotra of his adopted father as well as of his natural father.<ref name=":02" />
According to Dattaka Chandrika, lays the rule of having samskaras performed by the adopting father to bring the child into his family.<blockquote>पितुर्गोत्रेर्ण यः पुत्रः संस्कृतः पृथिवीपते । आचूडान्तं न पुत्रः स पुत्रतां याति चान्यतः॥</blockquote><blockquote>चूडाद्या यदि संस्कारा निजगोत्रण वै कृताः। दत्ताद्यास्तनयास्ते स्युरन्यथा दास उच्यते ॥</blockquote>Meaning: A son, (if adopted) who has been initiated in samskaras under the family name of his natural father, up to chudasamskrara (tonsure) - that son does not acquire filial relationship to the another (father who adopted him) unless the Chudakarma and the rest of the samskaraas are performed under the gotra of the adopter. If the samskaras are not performed again by the adopter then the status of the son is said to be that of a dasa (servant) and not of a son (putra).
If there exists an agreement stipulating that the son adopted should be the son of the natural father and the adopting father, then under this special situation applicable to both families, the adopted son is called '''Dvyamushyana'''.<ref>Sutherland, J. C. C. (1865) ''The Dattaka Mimansa and Dattaka Chandrika, Two original treatises on the Hindu Law of Adoption.'' Calcutta: Sree Nauth Banarjee and Brothers. (Page 146 )</ref>
The Sankhayana shrautasutra (1.4.10) prescribes six Arsheyas (the names of Rishis) for a yajamana belonging to two Gotras, e.g., a man who has gone as adopted son to another Gotra will have the Gotra of his adopted father as well as of his natural father.<ref name=":02" />
==== Dvamushyayana ====
(Dattaka Chandrika Pg 31)
==== Gotra of Mother (Satyakama) ====
==== Gotra of Mother (Satyakama) ====