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Saxena is an Indian surname, and a part of the Kayastha clan. According to Saxena tradition[citation needed], their name is from Sanskrit Sakhasen friend of the army, a title awarded to them by the kings of Srinagar, India. Saxenas ruled over present Ujhani, Uttar Pradesh (India) and the surrounding areas for a long time. One of the sub-sub caste (Als) of these people were Shahi Plakhnawar which translates into "royal lineage". Their rule ended with the invasion of the Afghan Kings who later came to be known as the Nawabs of Rampur
Surnames and variants
Saxena, Saksena, Bisaria, Johari, Johri,Adawal. Manjanwal As per Kayastha beliefs, Saxena is one of the twelve sons of Lord King Chitragupta (record keeper of births & deaths)
Notable people
- Banarsi Prasad Saxena, Indian historian
- Girish Chandra Saxena former governor of Jammu and Kashmir state in India.
- Nitin Saxena, Indian mathematician
- Ramesh Saxena, former Indian crickter
- Sharat Saxena, Indian actor
- Aditi Saxena, Indian Actress and Famous Dancer
- Dr. N. C. Saxena
- Harshit Saxena,famous singer
- Ashish Saxena, famous salsero
- Pratibha Saksena, popular poet and writer in the US
- Saransh Saxena,BENG MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
References
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