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ek great maratha mare tha ek tughlaquabad ke fort me, va bhajjan llagg ryuye the great maratha, lutynn lagg raye the jat gujryann tte
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not the bains, the virka harsha vardhana was a jat
Wiki page on Swamy Indravesh
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This page has been considerably enhanced by adding a long article by Dr. Surendra Singh Kadian. This article was written in June 2007 at the time of first death anniversary of Swamy Indravesh, and it gives a vivid description on the life and works of Swamiji.
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Please have a look on the following WIKI page on Swamy Indravesh:
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This page has been considerably enhanced by adding a long article by Dr. Surendra Singh Kadian. This article was written in June 2007 at the time of first death anniversary of Swamy Indravesh, and it gives a vivid description on the life and works of Swamiji.
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Jat deities - Gusainji (गुसांईजी)
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Gusainji (गुसांईजी) is kuladevata of many communities in India and Pakistan. Gusainji temple is situated at village Junjala (जुन्जाला) in Nagaur district in Rajasthan. This temple is very ancient and of historical importance. Fairs are organized here twice on chaitra sudi 1-2 and Ashwin sudi 1-2. Followers come from Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. Both Hindu and Muslims come for worship here. Hindus call the deity as Gusainji Maharaj and Muslims call as Baba Kadam Rasool.
Request - Jat Gotras who visit this place may write so that it can be added to WIKi. That may help to find missing links of history of the clan.
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Members may have a look on the following JAT WIKI page on Gusainji (गुसांईजी):
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Brief -
Gusainji (गुसांईजी) is kuladevata of many communities in India and Pakistan. Gusainji temple is situated at village Junjala (जुन्जाला) in Nagaur district in Rajasthan. This temple is very ancient and of historical importance. Fairs are organized here twice on chaitra sudi 1-2 and Ashwin sudi 1-2. Followers come from Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. Both Hindu and Muslims come for worship here. Hindus call the deity as Gusainji Maharaj and Muslims call as Baba Kadam Rasool.
Request - Jat Gotras who visit this place may write so that it can be added to WIKi. That may help to find missing links of history of the clan.
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Sambhar Rajasthan
Dalip Singh Ahlawat writes that Yayati was the ruler of Jambudwipa (Asia). One theory relates Yayati with the origin of Jats. There is a well near Sambhar lake in Rajasthan known by the name of Devyani ka Kuan in which Devyani was pushed into the well due to enmity and Yayati had rescued her from that dry well.
Sevaral jat clans are associated with Sambhar as rulers. Please read on JAT WIKI at
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Dalip Singh Ahlawat writes that Yayati was the ruler of Jambudwipa (Asia). One theory relates Yayati with the origin of Jats. There is a well near Sambhar lake in Rajasthan known by the name of Devyani ka Kuan in which Devyani was pushed into the well due to enmity and Yayati had rescued her from that dry well.
Sevaral jat clans are associated with Sambhar as rulers. Please read on JAT WIKI at
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Glossary of Rajasthani Language
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Formatting of Gotras updated
Formatting of Jat Gotras updated
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Formatting of Jat Gotras updated
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The Leaders
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If you see some name put in other state may be corrected.
To be classified - names are not clear about state. Put them under right state.
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JL Wiki page The Leaders has been formatted and classified state wise.
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To be classified - names are not clear about state. Put them under right state.
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Good work...
He was fan of Chaudhary Charan Singh.
when he was MP once he said "surajmal aur chaututuram ke bad charan singh hi paida hue hain is jat kaum me"
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baaki swami indra vesh tte lamba choda thya...
katti surajmal ki taryaya...
katti surajmal ki taryaya...
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ye rajasthani language mujhe pasand.. hai...
morni baggyan me bolya aadhi raatt myannn.....
rajasthan ke jat me kuchh khas mithas hai...
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History of Alexander the Great’s Campaigns by Arrian
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Personal and geographical names in the Gupta inscriptions
Personal and geographical names in the Gupta inscriptions
This is a book by TEJ RAM SHARMA formatted and taken on Jatland Wiki.
Dr. Sharma has produced a first-rate study on the subject and has covered himself up with glory. Dr. Sharma deserves commendation for attempting an analysis of the culture of the Gupta period from an altogether new angle. His fresh approach has imparted a living warmth to the socio-cultural life of the period. Dr. Sharma has definitely made significant improvement upon our understanding of the Classical Age of Indian history.
Mention of Guptas as Dharan Jats
There is Mention of Guptas as Dharan Jats in this book on pages 16-17. I reproduce content from http://www.jatland.com/home/Persona...criptions/Names_of_the_Gupta_Kings_and_Queens
In this context we must note that Prabhavatigupta, the daughter of Chandragupta II and chief queen of the Vakataka king Rudrasena II describes herself as belonging to the Dharana gotra in her Poona and Rithpur copper plate inscriptions. Dharana is clearly the gotra of her father, as the gotra of her husband is specifically mentioned as 'Visnuvrddha' in the Chammak copper plate inscription of Pravarasena II.
This Dharana gotra has been variously interpreted by scholars.
Jayaswal takes it to stand for Dharan, a Jat clan found in Amritsar, and on the basis of the Kaumudimahotsava he concludes that Chandragupta I was a Karaskara or Kakkar jat.
This view has been supported by Gokhale.
Jayaswal emphasizes the similarity between the name of the Dharaniya jats in Ganganagar district of Rajasthan and the Dharana gotra of the Guptas. Chandragomin's grammatical illustration "ajayat jarto Hunan" (The jarta or Jat king defeated the Hunas) has also been interpreted by Jayaswal to refer to the Gupta ruler Skandagupta's victory over the Hunas. Thus the jat origin of the Guptas has been a favourite thesis of Jayaswal.
Readers may identify origin of many Jat clans in various chapters.
Personal and geographical names in the Gupta inscriptions
This is a book by TEJ RAM SHARMA formatted and taken on Jatland Wiki.
Dr. Sharma has produced a first-rate study on the subject and has covered himself up with glory. Dr. Sharma deserves commendation for attempting an analysis of the culture of the Gupta period from an altogether new angle. His fresh approach has imparted a living warmth to the socio-cultural life of the period. Dr. Sharma has definitely made significant improvement upon our understanding of the Classical Age of Indian history.
Mention of Guptas as Dharan Jats
There is Mention of Guptas as Dharan Jats in this book on pages 16-17. I reproduce content from http://www.jatland.com/home/Persona...criptions/Names_of_the_Gupta_Kings_and_Queens
In this context we must note that Prabhavatigupta, the daughter of Chandragupta II and chief queen of the Vakataka king Rudrasena II describes herself as belonging to the Dharana gotra in her Poona and Rithpur copper plate inscriptions. Dharana is clearly the gotra of her father, as the gotra of her husband is specifically mentioned as 'Visnuvrddha' in the Chammak copper plate inscription of Pravarasena II.
This Dharana gotra has been variously interpreted by scholars.
Jayaswal takes it to stand for Dharan, a Jat clan found in Amritsar, and on the basis of the Kaumudimahotsava he concludes that Chandragupta I was a Karaskara or Kakkar jat.
This view has been supported by Gokhale.
Jayaswal emphasizes the similarity between the name of the Dharaniya jats in Ganganagar district of Rajasthan and the Dharana gotra of the Guptas. Chandragomin's grammatical illustration "ajayat jarto Hunan" (The jarta or Jat king defeated the Hunas) has also been interpreted by Jayaswal to refer to the Gupta ruler Skandagupta's victory over the Hunas. Thus the jat origin of the Guptas has been a favourite thesis of Jayaswal.
Readers may identify origin of many Jat clans in various chapters.
Naik Digendra Kumar (Paraswal) - Mahavir Chakra
Naik Digendra Kumar (Paraswal)
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Naik Digendra Kumar (Paraswal)
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Life, culture and traditions of Jat people
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Life, culture and traditions of Jat people page on JL Wiki has been improved and added more photos with content. Members may see.
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Muslim Jat Gotras
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Muslim Jat Gotras is a new article added to JL WIKI. Members may see.
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burdakji, jat ka kya hindu aur meo ka kya mussalman, vo jo badarpur ka daroga pisse khata tha nahar ke time pe vo aaj bhi khata hai...badarpur ka fly over aaj ttain koni banya aur na hi kabhi banne gya
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sun lo desh washiyo, aaj se is desh me koi raja hoga na rank hoga, sub ek samann honge... koi na ho ga bhukha pyasa ... puri hogi sab .. ki .. abhilasha...
Sant Garib Das
Sant Garib Das (संत गरीब दास) (1717-1778) was noted for his piety and poetry. He was a deeply religious person concerned about the welfare of ignorant people. He started Gribdasi sect and composed 'Garib Das ki granth Sahib'.
He was a Dhankar Jat from Chhudani (छुडाणी) village of tahsil Jhajjar.
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Sant Garib Das (संत गरीब दास) (1717-1778) was noted for his piety and poetry. He was a deeply religious person concerned about the welfare of ignorant people. He started Gribdasi sect and composed 'Garib Das ki granth Sahib'.
He was a Dhankar Jat from Chhudani (छुडाणी) village of tahsil Jhajjar.
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