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		<description><![CDATA[ہماچل کے بارے میں پھر کبھی بات کروں گی۔ آج پنجاب کے تھپ کور گاؤں کی یہ داستان سنانا چاہتی ہوں۔ گجر کوٹھیوں میں شام ڈھلتے ہی اندھیرا ہوتا ہے۔ بھینسوں یا کتوں کی آوازوں سے ہی یہاں کسی بستی کا احساس ہوتا ہے، ورنہ گجر شام ڈھلے ہی کوٹھیوں کے اندر قید ہوجاتے ہیں۔ مگر آج ایسا نہیں ہوا۔ کوٹھے کے باہر شور ہے، رونا اور ہنگامہ برپا ہے۔ برتن لپائی والے صحن میں پھیلے ہوئے ہیں۔ کسی میں&#8230; <a href="http://gujjarnews.com/?p=405">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#187;</span></a>]]></description>
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<p>گجر کوٹھیوں میں شام ڈھلتے ہی اندھیرا ہوتا ہے۔ بھینسوں یا کتوں کی آوازوں سے ہی یہاں کسی بستی کا احساس ہوتا ہے، ورنہ گجر شام ڈھلے ہی کوٹھیوں کے اندر قید ہوجاتے ہیں۔<br />
مگر آج ایسا نہیں ہوا۔ کوٹھے کے باہر شور ہے، رونا اور ہنگامہ برپا ہے۔<br />
برتن لپائی والے صحن میں پھیلے ہوئے ہیں۔ کسی میں دودھ تو کسی میں بچے ہوئے چاول ہیں<br />
اور کالے توے پر جلی ہوئی مکئی کی روٹیاں پڑی ہیں۔<br />
گجر میاں بیویوں میں شدید تکرار ہو رہی ہے۔ میں نے پہلی بار کسی گجر عورت کو اپنے مرد سے لڑتے دیکھا۔ گجر پتی آگ بگولہ ہو رہا ہے مگر گھر والی کہے جارہی ہے<br />
’چودہ بچے جن کر اب بےکار ہوگئی ہوں۔ دن بھر نشہ کرنے سے تم خراب نہیں ہوئے؟ پردھان کی گھر والی کے ساتھ بیٹھ کر دل بہلاتے ہو، میں نے تیرے بھائی سے بات کی تو میں خراب ہوگئی؟ تم پردھان کی بیوی سے ملنا چھوڑ دے میں آپ کے بھائی کو اندر گھسنے نہیں دوں گی۔‘<br />
گجر پتی نے گھر والی کی بات کیا سنی کہ قابو سے باہر ہوگیا اور اسے مارنے ہی والا تھا کہ گجر مولوی تشریف لائے۔<br />
مجھے دیکھتے ہی انہوں نے گجروں کو اشاروں میں کچھ سمجھایا۔ وہ سب کوٹھے کے اندر چلے گئے اور مولوی نے مجھے مخاطب ہو کر کہا<br />
’آپ ہماری زندگی کے حالات کو کیوں جاننا چاہتی ہیں؟ ہم سیدھے سادھے لوگ ہیں۔ دنیا میں اب تک صرف ہماری عورت قابو میں ہیں۔ ہم اگر اسے قابو میں رکھ کر گھر کی شانتی کو برابر رکھنا چاہتے ہیں ہم کسی کا کچھ نہیں بگاڑ رہیں ہیں۔ مشین میں باتیں بند کرنے سے آپ ہمارا نقصان کر رہی ہو۔ ہماری عورت کو آزادی کی باتیں مت سکھاؤ۔ ہم غریب لوگ ہیں مگر غیرت رکھتے ہیں۔‘<br />
میں گجر مولوی کو کوئی جواب نہیں دے پائی مگر دل میں سوچ رہی ہوں کہ کیا مولوی گجر شوہروں کو قابو میں رکھ کر غیرت کے ترازو کو برابر رکھ سکتا ہے۔</p>
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		<title>Gujjar Places In Pakistan</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[By Ch. Muhammad Ashraf Gujjar, Advocate Supreme Court of Pakistan, Former President, Islamabad High Court Bar Association (2011-12) Former President, Islamabad District BaráAssociation (2006-07) The thousands of places were named after the Gujjars and their sub-tribes in the Sub-Continent during the period they ruled over the South and some part of Central Asia. In these days an interesting discussion is going on as to who the Gujjars or Gurjars are? I am mentioning the name of some places situated in&#8230; <a href="http://gujjarnews.com/?p=402">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#187;</span></a>]]></description>
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<div>The thousands of places were named after the Gujjars and their sub-tribes in the Sub-Continent during the period they ruled over the South and some part of Central Asia. In these days an interesting discussion is going on as to who the Gujjars or Gurjars are? I am mentioning the name of some places situated in all the four provinces of Pakistan. This do not include the villages named after the Gujjars situated in Jammu &amp; Kashmir, Northern Areas and the Tribal Areas. I will updating the visitors of this site after I complete the data in respect of these areas. I will also try my best some time later to provide the name of villages after the sub-tribes of Gujjars. The following data will help the analysts and historians to draw some befitting and logical conclusion.<br />
I will be highly obliged if any brethren may add to my knowledge by mentioning such places named after the word Gujar, Gujjar or Gurjar, situated in India or any other part of the world. Kindly forward this despatch to other sites discussing the Gujjar’s dilema.<br />
P U N J A B PROVINCE:<br />
DERA GHAZI KHAN DISTRICT<br />
THOKH GUJRI<br />
LAYYAH DISTRICT<br />
GUJRAT<br />
MUZAFFARGARH DISTRICT<br />
GUJARWALA<br />
RAJANPUR DISTRICT<br />
KOTLA GOJAR<br />
GUJAR WALI<br />
FAISALABAD DISTRICT<br />
CHAK 217/GB GUJJAR PIND<br />
CHAK 176/GB PALA GOJRA<br />
JHANG DISTRICT<br />
JAT GUJJAR<br />
TOBA TEK SINGH DISTRICT<br />
GOJRA TEHSIL<br />
GUJRANWALA DISTRICT<br />
KOTLI GUJRAN<br />
GUJRAT DISTRICT<br />
GUJARPUR<br />
DHOK GUJRAN<br />
GUJJAR KOTLA<br />
KULEWAL GUJRAN<br />
KHANPUR GUJRAN<br />
HAFIZABAD DISTRICT<br />
GUJRANWALI<br />
GUJAR KE<br />
MANDI BAHAUDDIN DISTRICT<br />
GOJRA<br />
NAROWAL DISTRICT<br />
GUJAR WALI<br />
BHABRA GUJRAN<br />
BERA GUJRAN<br />
KHANPUR GUJRAN<br />
CHHANI GUJRAN<br />
DEHLA GUJRAN<br />
PAILA GUJRAN<br />
GUJAR TOOR<br />
HAJI PUR GUJRAN<br />
DARYA GUJRAN<br />
KOTLI GUJRAN<br />
BADALA GUJRAN<br />
NIKI GUJRAN<br />
JHOMIAN GUJRAN<br />
GUJRAT<br />
NADALA GUJRAN<br />
BALA GUJRAN<br />
BHERON CHAK GUJRAN<br />
TEHRA GUJRAN<br />
SIALKOT DISTRICT<br />
GUJARKE<br />
GOJRA<br />
GUJAR KALLA<br />
GUJAR GORAYA<br />
GUJRAL<br />
GUJRAN WALA<br />
KASUR DISTRICT<br />
GURJKE<br />
LAHORE DISTRICT<br />
NAWAN PIND GUJRAN<br />
HANDU GUJAR<br />
QILA GUJAR SINGH<br />
WARRA GUJARAN<br />
OKARA DISTRICT<br />
GHOUS PUR GUJJRAN<br />
SHEIKHUPURA DISTRICT<br />
GUJAR PURA<br />
MAHMOON GUJAR<br />
KALA GUJAR<br />
KOTLI GUJRAN<br />
RATTA GUJRAN<br />
VEHARI DISTRICT<br />
GUJAR<br />
ATTOCK DISTRICT<br />
THATTI GUJRAN<br />
DHOK GUJAR<br />
CHAKWAL DISTRICT<br />
BHATTI GUJAR<br />
MOHRA GUJRAN<br />
PINDI GUJRAN<br />
JHELUM DISTRICT<br />
WARA GUJRAN<br />
GUJER PUR<br />
KALA GUJRAN<br />
THATHI GUJRAN<br />
GUJJAR<br />
GUJAR KATARIAN<br />
RAWALPINDI DISTRICT<br />
GUJAR KHAN TEHSIL<br />
GOJRA<br />
MATUA GUJAR<br />
DHANGDEW GUJAR MAL<br />
JAND GUJAR<br />
GURAH GUJARAN<br />
PHAMRA GUJRAN<br />
KALA GUJRAN<br />
BHANGALI GUJAR<br />
ARAZI GUJRAL<br />
DHOK GUJRI<br />
BHADANA GUJRAN<br />
DANDI GUJRAN<br />
KHURAM GUJAR<br />
MIANWALI DISTRICT<br />
GUJRAN WALA<br />
GUJRAT<br />
KHUSHAB DISTRICT<br />
GUJRANWALA<br />
North Western Frontier Province(N. W. F. P.)<br />
D. I. KHAN DISTRICT<br />
GUJRAT<br />
ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT<br />
MASAH GUJRI<br />
GUJRI<br />
BAIN GUJRI<br />
HARIPUR DISTRICT<br />
PIND GUJRAN<br />
MOHRRA GUJAR<br />
KOHISTAN DISTRICT<br />
GUJJAR BANDA<br />
GUJARYBAKE<br />
GUJAR KHEL<br />
GUJAR BANDA<br />
GUJAR BANDA<br />
MANSEHRA DISTRICT<br />
GUJRAN<br />
GUJRA<br />
GUJRAN DE GAL<br />
LOWER DIR DISTRICT<br />
GUJAR KALAI<br />
GUJAR ABAD<br />
UPPER DIR DISTRICT<br />
GUJARA KILI<br />
GUJAR LALA<br />
MALA-GUJAR<br />
MARDAN DISTRICT<br />
GUJRAT<br />
GUJAR GARHI<br />
Mohalla GUJARAN<br />
Bakhshali<br />
PESHAWAR DISTRICT<br />
CHOUHA GUJAR<br />
MIAN GUJAR<br />
S I N D PROVINCE<br />
KARACHI DISTRICT GUJAR CHOWK,<br />
Manzoor Colony<br />
Gujjar Nallah<br />
BADIN DISTRICT<br />
GUJRI<br />
LARKANA DISTRICT<br />
GUJHAR<br />
SANGHAR DISTRICT<br />
GUJRO<br />
GUJHERAN<br />
GUJHRO<br />
SUKKUR DISTRICT<br />
GUJRO<br />
B A L U C H I S T A N PROVINCE<br />
AWARAN DISTRICT<br />
GUJARO<br />
KHUZDAR DISTRICT<br />
GUJAAR<br />
BOLAN DISTRICT<br />
GUJAR<br />
PISHIN DISTRICT<br />
GUJIR<br />
DERA BUGTI DISTRICT<br />
GUJRO<br />
ZHOB DISTRICT<br />
GURJE ZAI<br />
ISLAMABAD CAPITAL TERRITORY (I.C.T.)<br />
KANGOTA GUJRAN<br />
DERA GUJARAN (SECTOR G-10)<br />
GOHRRA GUJARAN<br />
MARRI GUJAR, TALHARR</div>
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<p>GUJJARS : A Warrior Tribe Who Inflicted Collosol Loss To The USSR<br />
GUJJARS : The 2nd Largest Ethnic &amp; Linguistic Entity Of Afghanistan<br />
The U.S.A. and her allied countries had propounded the idea of a broad-based Government in Afghanistan, comprising of all the ethnic and linguistic groups. The western countries had false perception about the exact ethnic and linguistic division of Afghanistan. It was mistakenly believed that the Afghnistan is ethnically divided into Pushtoons and Persian speaking Northern alliance. The U.S.A. and its allies, while forming the present Karzai Government in Afghanistan, absolutely ignored the second largest and major ethnic Gujjar community. The Gujjars constitutes to be 35% of Afghanistan’s total population.<br />
2. The Gujjar is the largest tribe of the World, which is admittedly recognized to be the major ethnic group in Pakistan, India, Indo-Pak held Jammu &amp; Kashmir, Xing Xiang(China), Tibet, Nepal, Bhuttan, Sakkum, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Georgia and other Central Asian States. The Gujjars can rightly be termed as an International tribe, who are not restricted and confined by the frontiers or borders.<br />
3. There is much known about the Gujjars dwelling in almost all parts of India and Pakistan. There population in India and Pakistan is 20 &amp; 03-billion respectively. The Sub-Continent and Central Asia was ruled for centuries by the Gujjars, also known as Gurjars. It was during their rule that thousands of places were named after them or their sub-tribes in India, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Central Asian States, e.g. Gujarat, Gujaranwala, Gujarwal, Gujar Dhar, Gujar Garrh, Gujar Khan, Kalla Gujjaran, Gujar Garrhi, Gurjistan, Gujarni, Gujaristan, Georjia, Gujar Abad and Gujar Khashi, There are numerous places named after the sub-clans of Gujjars, e.g.Chechania, Chechian, Jhanda Chechi, Kharian, New-Katarian, etc.<br />
4. The Gujjars of Afghanistan have always played a very important and significant role in Afghanistan. The Afghanistan is broadly divided into four major ethnic groups, i.e. (1)-Pushtoons 40%, (2)-Gujjars speaking Gujari and other languages 35%, (3)-Persian speaking 10% and (4)-others 15%. The over whelming and majority population of 14 Provinces of Afghanistan consists of Gujjar tribe, who generally speak Gujjari langauage. In some areas they also speak Pushto or Persian in addition to Gujjari langauage. This language is also spoken by the Gujjars of India and Pakistan. The Gujjarati, Daccani, Rajasthani, Mewati and mewarri, according to some scholars, are the regional names and dialects of Gujjari language. A brief and approximate account of Gujjar population in some of the Afghan-Provinces is given hereunder:-<br />
i) Kunnarr : This province is situated in the south of Afghanistan and<br />
in the North of Pakistan. The Gujjar tribe is living with over-whelming majority in this Province. The famous towns and villages of the Gujjars are Narrai, Asmar, Hari Kot, Tashagul, Konigul, Gorin, Inchagal, Samsagal, Karchigal, Bazagal, Batash, Hegal and Asoom, etc.<br />
ii) Lughman : Its more than 50% population consists of Gujjar tribe.<br />
There are approximately 45-villages having hundred percent Gujjar population.<br />
iii) Panjsher : The Gujjars constitutes 40% population of this Province.<br />
Perkhar and Wersak towns are the famous strong-holds of the Gujjars.<br />
iv) Badakhshan : The Gujjars constitutes half of the population of this<br />
Province. The Bajjarr, Chauhan, Bherwal, Jangle, Bhaddana, Kohli, Doei and Bokarra are the famous sub-tribes/clans of Gujjars living in this Province.<br />
v) Kondos : The ¾ population of this Province consists of Gujjar tribe.<br />
vi) Farkhar : More than 90% population of this Province belongs to the<br />
Gujjar community. The Dashtiachi, Namakao, Khestazi and Khefdar, etc. are the famous towns &amp; villages of the Gujjar tribe.<br />
vii) Mazar Sharif : In this Province over 30% population consists of<br />
Gujjar community.<br />
viii) Baglan : In this Province over 40% population belongs to the Gujjar<br />
caste.<br />
ix) Aneshkamesh : The 70% population of this Province is consisted of<br />
Gujjar tribe.<br />
x) Palol : The Gujjar is a majority tribe of this Province. The Gujjar<br />
commanders Mr. Ghulam Sakhi Khattana and Mr.Fardol Khatana, the militant leaders of Harkat-e-Islamia Afghanistan also belonged to this Province. They inflicted collosal loss to the enemy during the cold-war.<br />
xi) Andraf : The Gujjars constitues ¾ population of this Province. The<br />
Gujjar Generals Moman Bherwal and Mr. Arbab Therwal Malang, the militant Gujjar Commanders of Hizb-e-Islami belonged to this province. These Generals earned lot of name and recognition during the cold-war.<br />
xii) Taloqan : The Gujjars forms half of the population of the Province.<br />
Mr. Arbab Hakeem Chechi, the Supreme Gujjar Commander of Hizb-e-Islami also belonged to this Province. He also earned world wide recognition during the cold war.<br />
xiii) Shabargan : The Gujjars are 1/3 of the total population of this<br />
Province.<br />
5. The Gujjars are also living with a prominent sizeable minority in the following Provinces of Afghanistan : -<br />
i Nangarhar,<br />
ii Kabul,<br />
iii Logar,<br />
iv Qandhar,<br />
v Gazni,<br />
vi Kapisa,<br />
vii Gardez,<br />
viii Tamroze, and<br />
ix Harat.<br />
6. The Gujjars played a leading role in war (Jehad) against the U.S.S.R. since beginning in the year 1979. Mir Afzal Chechi of Kunnarr Province was one of the leading founders to organise and start the war(Jehad) to liberate Afghanistan from the clutches of U.S.S.R., who also sacrificed his life for the sacred cause. Malik Sher Afzal and Malik Qabeel of Kunnarr Province also significantly contributed towards organizing the war and Jehad against the U.S.S.R.<br />
7. The following militant leaders of various Jahadi organizations, who fought against the U.S.S.R., also belonged to the Gujjar tribe of Afghanistan:-<br />
i) Dr.M.Abdul Qayyum, Founder, Hizb-e-Islami<br />
ii) Maulana M.Younas Khalis Quaid, Hizb-e-Islami<br />
iii) Muhammad Ayub, Amir, Tanzeem Ahl-e-Hadith<br />
iv) Ghulam Chechi, Commander Hizb-e-Islami<br />
v) Mauland Akhawandzada Commander Harkat-e-Islami<br />
vi) Nadir Khan Commander Harkat-e-Islami<br />
vii) Arbab Mian Gul Chechi Commander Jamaat-e-Islami<br />
viii) Haji Zardali Commander Hizb-e-Islami<br />
ix) Haji Daim Khan Commander Tanzeem Ahl-e-Hadith<br />
x) Musafar Khan Commander Hizb-e-Islami<br />
xi) Maulana Umra Khan Commander Hizb-e-Islami<br />
xii) Haji Badam Khan Commander Mahaz-e-Milli<br />
xiii) Mir Alam Commander Jamat-e-Islami<br />
xiv) Malik Sadbar Commander Hizb-e-Islami<br />
xv) Maulana Kaduaali Amir Islami Hizb<br />
xvi) Mirza Lal Doei Commander Jamat-e-Islami<br />
xvii) Madir Gujjarwal Commander Harkat-e-Islami<br />
xviii) Malik Jabeen Chechi Commander Hizb-e-Islami<br />
xix) Malik Shireen Commander Hizb-e-Islami<br />
xx) Malik Maasal Commander Hizb-e-Islami<br />
xxi) Hazrat Bilal Sher Commander Harkat-e-Islami<br />
xxii) Malik Gul Sharif Commander Tanzeem Ahl-e-Hadith<br />
8. The thousands of Gujjar Mujahideens sacrificed their lives while fighting against USSR during the period of cold war. A large number of Gujjars had to migrate to Pakistan and other neighbouring countries during and after the cold-war. The majority of Gujjar migratees were living in Bhai Cheena Camps, Anayat Kaley Camps in Bajorr Agency, Dodaba Camps and Ranrri Camps in Dir district of Pakistan.<br />
9. The culture, language, customs and traditions of the Gujjars are entirely different than the pushtoon ethnic stock. The Gujjars of Afghanistan speaks Gujjari language, the language that also spoken in most of the areas of Indo &amp; Pakistan and enjoys its representation on a number of state owned Radio and Television channels in India and Pakistan.<br />
10. It will be worth mentioning that the Pushto speaking population do not belong to one community, triabal or racial group rather they are devided into Shanwaris, Afridis, Safis, Khattaks, Mashwanis and Yousafzais, etc. etc., whereas, on the contrary the Gujjars of Afghanistan belongs to one racial and tribal group unlike Pushtoons, who are just a linguistic group.<br />
11. The over 30-Million Gujjars in Pakistan and 20-Billion Gujjars in India had extended their implied and unconditional support to the notion of forming the broad based Afghan-Government comprising of all the ethnic groups and communities in Afghanistan so to win the war against terror.<br />
12. It was expected that the Gujjars being the second largest ethnic and linguistic community certainly was to be considered as a significant constitutent in broad-based government as by ignoring the Gujjars neither any government can function as a representative establishment nor that could be a workable or perpetual solution to the growing problems of Afghanistan. The U.S.A., U.K. and Pakistan Governments should have derived an acceptable formula giving due representation to the Gujjars of Afghanistan.<br />
13. The worrior &amp; majority Gujjar tribe has not been given any representation while forming the present Afghan Government, the result is obvious, the writ of presetn Afghan-Government could hardly be established within the radious of only two Kilo meter area and more specifically speaking within the Presidential Compound under the guard and security of Allied forces. They are the brave Gujjars only who can restrict and confine the war-lords into their cloths and can bring the perpetual peace in Afghanistan. These Gujjars of Afghanistan also enjoys the unshaken support of 23-billion Gujjars of Pakistan and India. The Allied Forces, in order to bring the perpetual peace in Afghanistan, may even now draw a strategy to form a true representative Aghan-Government.</p>
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<p>C. Chabara, Chad, Chadak, Chahada, Chahadry, Chahar, Chakoor, Chala, Chalachal, Chalrawa, Chalukya, Chanana, Chandela, Chando, Chandra, Chandrawat, Chaneer, Chanet, Chaneji, Chanpay, Chap, Chaprana, Char, Charan, Chauhan, Chawada, Chawara, Chechi, Chhabadi, Chhachhiyaar, Chhalay, Chhali, Chhalotte, Chhamber, Chhaparwal, Chhawala, Chhodi, Chhohar, Chhokar, Chhonkar, Chhotkala, Chhotkaana, Chitnara, Chodana, Chohar, Cholee, Chondrah, Chopada, Choras, Chorra, Choudhry, Chowinda<br />
D. Daabhi, Dagur, Dahad, Dahal, Daima, Daindi, Dami, Dangi, Daraoti, Darna, Daryaan, Dasa, Dayora, Ded, Dedhar, Dedha, Dedva, Deeva, Denda, Dere, Deria, Deshmuk, Devade, Devda, Deyele, Dhadadiya, Dhadak, Dhakar, Dhandia, Dhangad, Dhanyak, Dhedar, Dhhao, Dhharwal, Dhhinda, Dhonana, Dhonchak, Dhond, Dhoyak, Dhoye, Dingay, Dipa, Doda, Doday, Doga, Dohiya, Doi, Donik, Dosod, Dugas, Dund<br />
F. Fagana, Falda, Famada, Fatali, Fatyan, Fawal, Folad<br />
G. Gaad, Gaalgal, Gachaliya, Gaddri, Gadi, Gahalot, Gahinder, Gaigi, Galeeria, Galoot, Gamti, Gangahala, Gangal, Gangwa, Gararr, Garatia, Garolia, Garwal, Gaseetay, Gathela, Geed, Ghagal, Ghaghala, Ghail, Ghalwat, Ghanada, Ghanda, Ghangas, Gharad, Ghararr, Ghariya, Gharwal, Ghila, Ghola, Ghoraroop, Ghorhaal, Ghosi, Ghotra, Godwana, Gogala, Gogi, Gohal, Gola, Gonjal, Goop, Gopiliya, Goras, Gorasia, Gori, Goria, Goriagorr, Goriya, Gorsi, Gosi, Gotalwal, Gotelia, Gugare, Gujal, Gujar, Gujaral, Gujgahiya, Gujral, Gujrik, Gulhat, Gurgur, Gurjar, Guroryaar, Gurrla, Gurrsi, Gurtal, Guruchana, Gurus, Guruwal, Gutar<br />
H. Hun, Harshana, Haral, Hadava, Harsi</p>
<p>I. Itwar</p>
<p>J. Jagadnia, Jagal, Jahial, Jalay, Jangal, Jarija, Jatala, Javkhed, Jawara, Jhabam, Jhala, Jhale, Jhar, Jhavana, Jhavari, Jhir, Jhonia, Jihad, Jindhad, Johia, Jori, Jovar, Joya, Junjuhia, Jusat</p>
<p>K. Kaad, Kaadgiya, Kaanbees, Kaanhia, Kaanp, Kaanwar, Kaarele, Kaba, Kachar, Kachwaha, Kadwa, Kahari, Kahoor, Kajar, Kalach, Kalas, Kalisiyan, Kaliyana, Kallamor, Kalmoa, Kalumba, Kamard, Kanaaraa, Kandjoliya, Kangas, Kanhaaya, Kanhaiya, Kanhav, Kapasia, Karaadi, Karaha, Karak, Karas, Karhana, Karida, Karnana, Karolia, Kasana, Kashay, Kashiyaab, Kasira, Katari, Kataria, Kataro, Kathele, Katheria, Katra, Kawakalmohaya, Kayosar, Kazar, Kechhabro, Kechi, Keejar, Keethhar, Kele, Kera, Kerahna, Kesaria, Kethar, Khadan, Khadwa, Khadwar, Khaingar, Khajar, Khana, Khapad, Khar, Kharal, Kharay, Kharhud, Khari, Khariyo, Kharol, Kharsana, Kharwa, Kharwara, Khatana, Khedva, Khepar, Khera, Kherodiya, Khichi, Khinchi, Khiroriya, Khjad, Khokhhar, Kholwad, Khubad, Kodar, Kode, Kohal, Koli, Kondkher, Kool, Kori, Koshak, Koshani, Koshiliya, Kotari, Kotowal, Kugsawar, Kukad, Kunbi, Kurach, Kurad, Kusal, Kushan, Kuvadia</p>
<p>L. Laday, Lahsar, Lakhad, Lakhanrai, Lali, Lamboor, Lanbarray, Lanborr, Langha, Lantay, Laria, Latala, Lauka, Lawada, Leaua, Leel, Letria, Likhwahan, Liarri, Liasia, Loda, Loddishria, Lodhi, Lohar, Lohmoda, Lomod, Londari, Lore, Loriya, Losar, Lukhhar, Lushar, Luwa</p>
<p>M. Maal, Madaad, Madar, Madhhar, Madi, Madricha, Mahangal, Mahar, Mahaysi, Mahlo, Makaat, Makad, Makara, Makaria, Makati, Makha, Makhwane, Malani, Mali, Maliawat, Mamdot, Mamian, Mangria, Manihar, Mankas-Mandhari, Maradi, Mareeda, Mari, Marro, Mattrik, Maval, Mavi, Media, Meelu, Meer, Meerway, Mianna, Monan, Moola, Mori, Morsi, Motale, Motan, Motay, Mott, Muhar sang, Mukhia, Mundal, Mundan, Mundhhar, Muniya, Munreera, Muthsaray</p>
<p>N. Naagar, Nadva, Naharkhur, Nakaya, Nakdia, Nakhadar, Nalia, Nalwa, Nandot, Nandwasia, Nangde, Napsak, Narara, Narolia, Navadia, Neemar, Neesiak, Nekadi, Nihad, Nikumbh, Nimad, Nimbol, Nogiye, Noon, Nooray</p>
<p>O. Ogar, Ohar, Omar, Onata, Ood, Oswal, Othha</p>
<p>P. Paaincha, Pabiya, Padatu, Padhekar, Padiaar, Pagna, Pahhocha, Pahmala, Palampuria, Palash, Palwan, Pamar, Panchali, Pandar, Pandh, Panwar, Parihar, Parmaar, Partele, Partihar, Paryag, Patao, Patel, Pathalia, Patil, Patta, Pattidar, Pavsia, Pawar, Peelwan, Pesar, Phadiana, Phaleesar, Phalharr, Phaloot, Phambarra, Pholarra, Pipalnaria, Piswal, Podat, Pojay, Pokhar, Polot, Poni, Poorr, Poras, Porvia, Poshwal, Poswal, Poswalya, Pouni, Pundir, Puswal<br />
Q. Qachar, Qazar</p>
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<p>S. Saak, Sagar, Sahanpaal, Sailaher, Sak, Sakehale, Sakhura, Salimania, Sama, Samosrya, Sampaal, Sanado, Sangam, Sango, Sangrana, Sangricha, Sania, Sanowla, Sapra, Saramdana, Sarara, Sarawiya, Sarimal, Seagal, Serada, Setar Suryavansh, Sharimal, ShukalSi, Simal, Sindgav, Singal, Sinora, Sirwaria, Sisood, Soie, Solanki, Sonigar, Sood, Sooja, Sorath, Sorathh, Sradhana, Sua, Sudan, Suhoos, Sundhal, Surki, Surwale, Suti</p>
<p>T. Taak, Taamar, Taanwar, Taas, Tagaar, Tak, Takshak, Takyak, Taldara, Tampali, Tanak, Tanbali, Tangad, Tanija, Tanik, Tanoor, Tantiya, Tarak, Tatarra, Tatwadia, Tawar, Teda, Tedga, Tekhan, Tekia, Tephali, Terrowa, Tetrawal, Tewad, Thaakaria, Thag, Thakar, Thakaria, Thakia, Thala, Theekla, Thenda, Thoda, Thole, Thor, Tihala, Tikiya, Tintary, Tobad, Todia, Todiwal, Togaru, Tokar, Tomar, Tongar, Tonkan, Toor, Toori, Topa, Tour, Tunga</p>
<p>V. Vaghela, Vahgri, Vasoya, Vasth, Veergurjar, Vetan, Vishnu</p>
<p>Y. Yadav</p>
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