2. Banajiga or Banjig, divided into Banajigas proper and Jain
Banajigas.
These are essentially traders, but many are now cultivators. The
equivalent in the Telugu country is Linga Balija. Jangams
occasionally take Banajiga girls in marriage. The girl has to
undergo certain ceremonies before her marriage, and after that
she should not be treated as a daughter or sister of the family,
but should be considered as a Jangam's wife, and respect paid
to her. Jangam girls are not given to Banajigas as wives. Jain
Banajigas are considered as inferior to Banajigas proper, and
girls of the former are not married into families of the latter.
3. Sadaru, divided into Kumbala Kudi Sadaru and Chadaru Sadaru. The
great majority are cultivators.
4. Laligonda, divided into Hera (elder) and Chikka (younger)
Laligonda.