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Awana (अवाना) is a gotra of the Gujjars .The famous ancient city of Awanti was named after this Gurjar clan.
Its one of the seven medieval imperial high clans mentioned in the 10th century martial epic of Devnarayan ; to whom 4 of 24 Bagaravat warriors belong.
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Bagris come from the large and prominent ethnic groups; the Jatts in Punjab and the Gurjar in Rajasthan. Bagri is a gotra among Mali caste of Rajasthan too. Bagris are one of the 72 sub-clans in Jats and from 84 sub clans of Gurjars.Jats and Gurjar are a brave; hardworking and independent minded people known for their military prowess;[citation needed] many of them were recruited into the British Indian Army during World War I. in village chak kalan people of bagri clan are Jatt Rajputs of Tonk District; Rajasthan. Their real surname is Rajput Sehajpal Bhatti; Bagri. They belong to most upper caste of the Indian society. they are descents of Aryan community. They are royal people; and their name starts from Maharaja or Raja for male; Rani for female; Kunwar for prince and Kunwari for princess. |
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Baisla is one of the many clans of the Gurjars.They are also known as Bainsle; Baisla; Besle; Bansla; Bainsla and Baisle.
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During 8th century; there was one ruler under Gurjar Pratihars named Vishal Dev Chauhan from Ajmer. This Vishal Dev was better known by his nickname (or simple form of his name) Bisal dev.Descendents of Bishal Dev Chauhan were called baisle or Bainsla.
History Vishal Dev Chauhan Baislas are descendant of Vishal Dev Chauhan.Vishal Dev Chauhan; also known as Bissal Dev or Bisaldev were ruling in Ajmer during 8th century.Bisal Dev was brother of Mandal ji; who founded the Mandal lake near Bhilwara.God Devnarayan was born in the family of Mandal Ji. In the 8th century AD Bisal Dev Chauhan; is said to have successfully resisted an Arab intrusion. He was also credited to help Gurjar tomars to gain control of Delhi.[3] |
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According to Gurjar Bhaat (Brahmins who keep records of family Generation of Gurjars). In 972 AD when Gurjar Saroha king Karna Singh was ruling; they migrated to Ghazni city of Afghanistan and fought with a Muslim king there. In that war they killed son of that king and to avoid further clash with the king they headed back to Bharat (ancient India). On their way to Bharat (Ancient India); they slept in a field of cotton (Bai) (In Gujari : Bai Soye). This Bai soye distorted to Baisoya with time. |
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The Chavda Kingdom or Chapa dynasty also known as Gujar Chaparana was an ancient Hindu Kshatriya dynasty which ruled northern Gujarat from 746 AD to 942 AD.
It is stated in Bombay Gazetteer that Chavdas/chapa were Gurjars.[3] Historians such as Vincent Arthur Smith; Peter N. Stearns; William Leonard Langer also mentioned that Chapas or Chapotkatas were one of the ruling clans of the Gurjars. [4] |
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Dedhar or Dedha is one of the ruling clan of the Gurjars. The majority of Gujjar Dedhas reside in Northern India and Dedhars in Pakistan came from a small village called Samote in Surankote in India-occupied Kashmir. Dedhar could also be read as dedharyal in Northern Pakistan.
According to the Gurjar Bhaats (priests which keep family records of the Gujjars); Dedhars were branch of the Gurjar Pratihars. Like Gurjar Pratihars; Gurjar Dedhas also claim to be descended from Raghuvamshi Lakshmana; the younger brother of Rama.
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There are many prominent Gujjar families in the Pakistans Kashmir region who travelled from Surankote. Some of the Gurjar Dedhar places are: Pramekot; Rahimkot; Riat; Dadyal; Mirpur; Bhalot Chowk (Mirpur); Mandi Village (Ddayal); Saliah Village (Dayal); Kund (Dadyal); Kotli; Sehnsa; (Khoi Ratta; Anderla Kothera; Shaheen Abad; Dakkhana; Phalini; Khor; Ghayeen; Kerjai; Barali Gala; Nidi Sohana etc.
In the Nakiyal District-Kotli; the Gujjars are majority and they are said to be dominating in this region. The common Gujjars villages in Teh Nakiyal are Nirgal; Karaila; Lanjot; Mhandethar; Balmi; Narran ni Tarrar; Bhandi; Tharkundi; Palani; Jair; Mohrha sharief; Khandhar; Supply; Phanag; Bagh (Haveli); Hajirah; Abbaspour Bura Jungle; Muzaffarabad and Neelum District. It is said that most of them in Pakistan adopted Islam during seventeenth century.
Mian Mohammed Bakhsh the famous poet is also a famous personality belonging to the Dedhar Clan |
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हूण या हुना पाकिस्तान; अफ़गानिस्तान और भारत के गुर्जर जातीय समुदाय का एक कबीला है। ऐतिहासिक रूप से; उन्हें हुना के नाम से जाना जाता था। वे मुख्य रूप से हिंदू हैं; जबकि कश्मीर और पाकिस्तान में कुछ मुस्लिम हैं। पहाड़ी इलाकों में; वे गूजरी भाषा के साथ-साथ अन्य स्वदेशी बोलियाँ भी बोलते हैं। |
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Kusane or Kushane or Kush or Kushana or Kasana or Kansana Gujjaras are descendant from Kush; son of lord Rama.[4] and also known as to be Suryavanshi Kshatriyas.
Historians such as Sir James Campbell; General Crook; Colonel Todd; Mr. Forbs; Dr. Bhagwan Lal Inder Ji; Pran Nath Chopra etc were of the view that present Kasana gotra of Gurjars are successors of great Kushans. General Cunningham also identified Kushans as Gurjars. Word Gusur is referred in Rabatak inscription of Kushan king Kanishka. According to a number of scholars the Word Gusur; which means Kulputra or man or woman born in high family; in this inscription stands for Gujar or Gurjaras. Kasana clan of Gujars is found in northwestern India; Pakistan and Afghanistan. |
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According to Bards of Gurjars; the area beyond Kashmirl in earlier period was called as Khattan(real name Khotan) in India. The Gujjar kings serving as fuedatories of Gujjar Empire there were called the Rana of Khattan and hence Khatana. Khatana rulers ruled the kingdom Of Khotan(Tarim Basin) for many years. They got their name from Khotan(now Hotan).
After the fall of Gujjars Empire in 954AD; the other Gujjars kingdoms like Gujjar Chauhan of Ajmer; Gujjar Tanwar of Delhi; the Gujjar Chadellas of Kalinjar; The Gujjar Solankis of Patan; Gujjar Parmars of Malwa; Ujjain; and the former Imperials the Gujjar Pratihar of Kannauj stopped supporting them and started fighting among themselves. Hence Jai Pal Khatana and Anand Pal Khatana were defeated by Mahmud Gaznavi after a stiff resistance. Later when a joint financial help from Kannauj; Ajmer; and kalinjar was sent it was of no use since they already lost much of their fighting power by that time.
Saadu Maata Gurjari; mother of God Devnarayan belonged to this clan of Gurjars.He was daughter of Duda Khatana; the king of Malwa. Raja Dilip Singh Judev of Samthar also belongs to Khatana clan. |
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Udaipur was ruled by Nagari Gurjars till the time of the invasion of Babur. Udai Singh Nagari was the last Gurjar ruler.It is said that Nāgar Gurjars established their kingdom in 1st century along with Kushan Gurjars.The king was Maharaja Subhau Nagar.
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चैची (चेची) / चांची |
चेची गोत्र एक कबीलाई गोत्र है ; जिसके राजवंश पुराने समय मे ना केवल आज के भारत में अपितु आज के रूस के चेचन में भी था । Chechi or Chechhi (Gujari:चेची) is a gotra (lineage) among the Gurjars. According to Ajmer patels they are Lor Gurjars (descended from Ramchandras son Lava ). The Chechis are spread all over the world specially Central Asia. . According to Rajputana Gazetteer Pushkar was held by Chechis until about 700 years ago. |
Rajasthan ; Haryana ; Punjab ; Uttar Pardesh ; . In Rajasthan Ajmer Chechi Gujjars have more than 250 Villages ; and Haryana Near Palwal and Kosi kalan they have about 48 villages.(Devdhar-Yamunanagar) |
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The Tomara (Hindi - तँवर ; तोमर) (also called Tanwar and Tuar in local dialects) are a clan; who claim descent from the Chandravanshi lineage of Mahabharata.[4][5]It includes Gurjars and Rajputs. Middle Ages - 1st Millenium A.D.
Historian Dr. Augustus Hoernle was of the opinion that the Tomaras were one of the ruling clans of Gurjars in the Gurjara-Pratihara era of North India- 4th - 8th century AD.; ancient Kuru Kingdom continuing its existence in the ages when India was ruled by Gupta Kings. It remained one of the 18 Great States under Gupta Kings.[9] However; the lineage and existence of the clan predates the Gurjara entry into the Indian subcontinent by two millenias; and may have therefore been allied partners in the empire.
Indraprastha - Delhi The modern city of Delhi is believed to be on the site of Indraprastha.[10] Delhi was established in 736CE by the Tomar/Tuar king Anangpal Tomar-I who re-established the Pandava ancestral capital.
The Kingdom of Delhi was founded by Gurjar King Anangpal Tomar; whose dynasty; by virtue of descent from the Pandavas; claimed to be Lords Paramount of India —From A Pageant of India by Adolf Simon Waley[11]
Anangpal Tomar
The Tomara dynasty of Delhi lasted until Anangpal Tomar-II; who to quote Lt. Col. Tod; in his Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan was justly entitled to be termed the paramount sovereign of Hindustan. Anangpal Tomar II appointed his grandson (daughters son; and son of King of Ajmer); Prithviraj Chauhan; as the heir apparent. Some historians believe that Prithvaraj was merely a caretaker king as long as his grandfather was alive. Prithviraj was never crowned in Delhi; hence adding weight to the view that the Chauhan ruler usurped the throne from his maternal grandfather.[12][citation needed]. Anangpal Tomar II had 23 brothers and they each had territory of their own.[13]
According to records kept by bards (or Jagas); King Anangpal Tomar made Prithviraj Chauhan only as caretaker when he went on a religious pilgrimage; as his own sons were very small at that time. When King Anangpal Tomar returned back; Prithviraj refused to hand over the kingdom to his maternal grandfather
Today Gurjars have around 20 villages of Tomar or Tanwar Gujjars in and around Delhi which makes the perception strong that this was originally a Gurjar clan. These Gurjar Tanwars proved to be the toughest repellents to the Britishers in 1857 during the first war of independence. They captured the Matcalfe house for 12 days cutting all supplies to British Armies and declaring independence for Delhi (though for a small period of time only). |
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लोहिया, लोहमोर , लोहमोड |
Lohmod' is a Gujari/Hindi word; where Loh stands for Iron and Mod for Bending. They started using this surname from the day when their ancestor King Jagdev Panwar bended the Iron rod of Sanwa Mann (60 kg) in Pushkar.Pushkar had been under sway of Gurjars and is still a Gurjar pilgrimage. So we can say every Lohia child with his/her religion Gurjar has his/her ancestor King Jagdev Panwar and blood in him/her is of Panwar Clan of Gurjar because of this both Clans have the brotherhood. |
Most of the Lohia [(Lohmods)(Lohamarods)] Villages or Places are : 1. Aaya Nagar (Delhi); 2. Ghitorni (Delhi); 3. Nathupur (Delhi); 4. Jharera (Delhi Cantt); 5. Prahladpur (Delhi Cantt); 6. Mohiyapur(Noida; UP); 7. Veersinghpur (Ghaziabad; UP); 8. Dabra (G.B.Nagar; Greater Noida UP); 9. Nanu Fathepur Baghpat Road (Meerut UP); 10. Anagpur Dairy (Faridabad;Haryana) and etc. |
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