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Jatland Wiki updates thread is started for the members who miss to see Jatland wiki regularly. Though updates are put on the main page of Jatland Wiki. You may see them here - http://www.jatland.com/home/Main_Page

Some of the recent Jatland wiki articles created and updated are as under:

Recent articles created

By Laxman Burdak

• Antiquity of the Jat race http://www.jatland.com/home/Antiquity_of_the_Jat_race
• Political and Social History of the Jats http://www.jatland.com/home/Political_and_Social_History_of_the_Jats
• History of the Jats http://www.jatland.com/home/History_of_the_Jats
• Indian Army Martyrs http://www.jatland.com/home/Indian_Army_Martyrs
• Surajmal Memorial Education Society http://www.jatland.com/home/Surajmal_Memorial_Education_Society
• Kisan Andolan http://www.jatland.com/home/Kisan_Andolan
• Deva Samhita http://www.jatland.com/home/Deva_Samhita


By लक्ष्मण बुरड़क

• मध्यकालीन राजस्थान में जाट जनपद http://www.jatland.com/w/index.php?title=Madhyakalin_Rajasthan_mein_Jat_Janpadas&redirect=no
• चौधरी रामदान डऊकिया http://www.jatland.com/home/Ramdan_Dookiya

By दयानन्द देशवाल

• वीरभूमि हरयाण http://www.jatland.com/home/Veerbhoomi_Haryana
• रामप्रसाद 'बिस्मिल' की आत्मकथा http://www.jatland.com/w/index.php?title=Ramprasad_Bismil's_autobiography&redirect=no

Old articles updated

by दयानन्द देशवाल

• Sir Chhotu Ram http://www.jatland.com/home/Sir_Chhotu_Ram
• Jhajjar http://www.jatland.com/home/Jhajjar

by Laxman Burdak

• Ranabai http://www.jatland.com/home/Ranabai
• The Administrators http://www.jatland.com/home/The_Administrators
• Marwar http://www.jatland.com/home/Marwar
 
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Please see new updates Humorous_Jokes at

http://www.jatland.com/home/Humorous_Jokes_in_Haryanavi

By Dayanand Deswal about -

* गांवों का माहौल, घी-दूध, चौपाल, गपशप, रोजमर्रा के किस्से

* फौजी जवानों पर चुटकुले

* ड्राइवर, कंडक्टर तथा रेल, बस आदि का सफर

* पुलिस, थाना, कचहरी, वकील, मुकदमे आदि

* शराबियों पर चुटकुले

* ब्याह-शादी, सगाई, बारात आदि

* ससुराल, बटेऊ आदि

* स्कूल, कालिज, क्लास, मास्टर जी इत्यादि

* साधु-सन्त, बाबा, मोड्डे, मलंग

* पंडित जी, ज्योतिषी आदि

* बनिया, दुकान, बाजार आदि

* नाई, चमार आदि दूसरी जातियों पर चुटकुले

* पंचायत के चुनाव, आम चुनाव, नेता, सरपंच आदि
 
More updates

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Recently there have been many additions on WIKI pages on Jat Villages, Jat Gotras and Jat Places – these pages are now giving a new look. For example, see page on Hardwar with some recent pictures of that place snapped by me personally during my recent visit, and uploaded on the page. Some pictures snapped by me at Jhajjar are also available on this page (Jhajjar). <O:p</O:p
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Contribution by members would certainly make this a valuable treasure.
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Good work

Laxman Burdak Ji
You are doing good work.
I left some history books for you in Jaipur.
Have you got them ?
If not you can collect from Narender Kharab Ji from Gurgaon
or SahidDham Trust Bhiwani.
You can use them for Jatland WIKI or any where with ref.
1 France to Kargil- Bharat ky Yudhveero ki Goravgatha
2- History of Haryana Saravkhap martyrs and freedom fighters
 
Thanks Dharmpalji,
I have not yet got the books. I will collect from Narendra Kharbji from Gurgaon.

Interestingly the many gotras of Nimach, Mandsaur and Chittorgarh found no mention in any of history books. So I took pains to search them. Earlier I had given many gotras from your history book on jatland list without distribution. Many of them now find the exact locations. That will help to expand Jat history further. I found Varaha gotra only in this area. I am of opinion that Varahamihir was from this gotra.

Varahamihira (वराहमिहिर) (505 - 587), also called Varaha, or Mihira was an Indian astronomer, mathematician, and astrologer born in Ujjain. Varahamihira's picture may be found in the Indian Parliament alongside Aryabhata's, of whom he was a follower. He is considered to be one of the nine jewels (Navaratnas) of the court of legendary king Vikramaditya (thought to be the Gupta emperor Chandragupta II Vikramaditya).

Our knowledge of Varahamihira is very limited indeed. According to one of his works, he was educated in Kapitthaka. However, far from settling the question this only gives rise to discussions of possible interpretations of where this place was. Dhavale [1] discusses this problem. We do not know whether he was born in Kapitthaka, wherever that may be, although we have given this as the most likely guess. We do know, however, that he worked at Ujjain which had been an important centre for mathematics since around 400 AD. The school of mathematics at Ujjain was increased in importance due to Varahamihira working there and it continued for a long period to be one of the two leading mathematical centres in India, in particular having Brahmagupta as its next major figure. [2]
So I have included him in the list of Ancient Jats on jatland Wiki.

http://www.jatland.com/home/Varahamihira

Kindly help in this matter.
Regards,
 
More new Jat Gotras and villages

The Jat Dharmshala Samiti organized a grand Jat sammellan on 10 June 1998 and published a smarika 'Jat Kalyan Smarika' on this occasion. This smarika is in 264 pages and has a list of 4425 members of Jat community from 455 Jat Gotras and about 280 villages of tahsils Malpura, Tonk, Todaraisingh and Niwai in Tonk district. The 210 gotra names are new gotras not yet recorded in Jatland Wiki with any information about them. These Jat villages and Jat Gotras have been added to the list of Jat villages and Jat Gotras on Jatland Wiki on 23-7-2008.

This analysis can be seen at

http://www.jatland.com/home/Tonk

Some of the Jat gotras are very interesting never heard of earlier !!!

Regards,
 
Great Work Uncleji, Kudos to u! :)

Btw, I wanna add something to the Tonk list. I've one friend who belongs to a village named Mandolai n it comes in Malpura teshil ... his gotra is 'Kharnawa' !!

Keep up this great work!


Rock on
Jit
 
Jat Gotras in Jaipur district out of Jaipur city

Jat Gotras in Jaipur district out of Jaipur city

The Jat Dharmshala Samiti Diggi (Tonk) organized a grand Jat sammellan on 10 June 1998 and published a smarika 'Jat Kalyan Smarika' on this occasion. This smarika has a list of 2380 members from Jaipur district also from adjoining tahsils Phagi, Dudu, Chaksu, Sanganer, Bassi. There are 195 villages and 300 Jat Gotras from these tahsils of southern part of Jaipur district. This list has also mentioned Jat Gotras of the contributors and as such is a useful document for the study and distribution of Jat gotras in Tonk district as well as Jaipur district. The 100 gotra names in Jaipur dstrict are new gotras not yet recorded in Jatland Wiki with any information about them. These new gotras are written with hindi name in bracket. These have been updated and added to the list of Jat Gotras on Jatland Wiki on 8-8-2008. Details can be seen at

http://www.jatland.com/home/Jaipur

Regards,
 
Nagavanshi Jats

I have done listing of Jat Gotras from Jaipur and Tonk districts on Jatland Wiki. Information about these clans can be be seen on Jatland Wiki at

http://www.jatland.com/home/Jaipur

http://www.jatland.com/home/Tonk

These are mostly from Nagavanshi kshatriyas. We had earlier put some information about Jat Gotras of Nagavanshi origin on Jatland Wiki but did not have their actual distribution. Now we have identified the villages in which these gotra people live.

These Nagavanshi origin Jat Gotras find mention in Ramayana and Mahabharata. The references from these epics have been given in the article of the Gotra on Jatland Wiki.

These Nagavanshi origin Jat Gotras and other Jat gotras of very ancient origin have been categorized as Ancient Jat Gotras. Clicking this category in any of these gotras one can access all such Gotras.

Nagavansh (नागवंश) or Nagavansha (नागवंश) or Nagavanshi (नागवंशी) or Naga Vansh (नागवंश) are very ancient and aboriginal kshatriyas. Nagavanshi were tribes which, had serpent as their totem. They worshipped serpents and consider them to be their protector deities. They were in origin indigenous Kshatriyas. They ruled all over India during historic and pre historic time.

Many Jat Gotras find their origin from Nagavansh, which have been listed here. This article also makes it clear why many Jat clans are named after animals and trees. The Brahmanical rishis, authors of Mahabharata and later authors and historians have taken the serpent worshippers i.e. nagas as real serpents, likewise, concocted myths have been added to them and their origin. The Aryans had wars with the aboriginal tribes the names which are found in many Jat clans of today. These Jat clans also show their antiquity as they find mention in Ramayana and Mahabharata. Most of the historians trace their origin in India from Taxila, from where they spread up in other parts of India. Their original seat was Taxila which was also the metropolis of serpent worship and the spot whence it spread all over India.

More information can be be seen on Jatland Wiki at

http://www.jatland.com/home/Nagavanshi

Regards,
 
Jat history in Mandsaur Madhya Pradesh

Jat history in Mandsaur district Madhya Pradesh


Mandsaur district in Madhya Pradesh, situated in the Malwa region, is very important from the point of view of Jat History. Mandsaur and its neighborhood are full of archaeological interest. An inscription discovered near the town indicated the erection of a temple of the sun in 437, and at Sondani near Mandsaur are two great monolith pillars recording a victory of Yasodharman, a Virk Jat King of Malwa, in 528 AD.

I have visited this area on 25-28 August 2008 and provided new facts linking with the Jat History. These are updated on Jatland Wiki along with Photographs. Interested members may see at links below:

http://www.jatland.com/home/Mandsaur

http://www.jatland.com/home/Hinglajgarh

http://www.jatland.com/home/Taxakeshwar


Regards,
 
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