Founders of Adi Dharma
The Adi Dharma Brahmic religion was originated by the Bengali Brahmin Thakur clan of Ram Mohan Roy, Debendranath Tagore and Prasanna Coomar Tagore who were Rarhi Brahmins of the Vandhopadyaya (Sandilya gotra) division.
This Adi Brahma religion Adi Dharma was originally propounded by these highest caste Kulin Brahmins of Bengal who were excommunicated from Hindu faith for opposing social and priestly evils of the time (18th and 19th century AD). Previously the original ancestors (5 legendary Brahmin scholars of Kannauj Kanyakubja school deputed to the King of Bengal) of all these Highest caste twice born Bengali Brahmins had been excommunicated from Kannauj (Uttar Pradesh) in 10th/11th cent. AD after their return from Bengal.
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