CHAKRAVARTI
Chakravarti
Chakravarti is a British surname of Indian origin that derives from the Sanskrit word chakravartin, meaning 'universal ruler' or 'emperor'. It is a significant surname within the Indian subcontinent and is also found among British communities with Indian heritage.
Historically, individuals bearing the surname Chakravarti were believed to be descendants of royalty or individuals who held positions of power and authority in society. The name signified a revered and influential status within the community.
In modern times, the surname Chakravarti can be found among British citizens of Indian descent, reflecting the diversity and cultural richness of the United Kingdom. Individuals carrying this surname often take pride in their heritage and may be associated with various professions and fields, ranging from academia and business to the arts and sciences.
The surname Chakravarti embodies a sense of history, tradition, and honour, reflecting the rich tapestry of Indian culture and its enduring influence on British society.
There are approximately 78 people named Chakravarti in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Chakravarti.
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