Do you guys think that even if we are able to find out which Gotra is the largest then it is going to serve any purpose. I think it is just wastage of time to discuss such topics. Please do some constructive work.
Thanks.
Yoginder Gulia
bhai iss baat ka tae berra nahi appar ... dahiya, dabas arrr hooda ka bhaichara tou aaj bhi hai ... waise abb byah hovan laag gaey appas mei .. apar pehelam na hoya kartey
I am not sure Vijay, but the figure of 1500 villages looks an exaggeration. Maybe the figure is correct but the population of those villages may be thin.
Unlike Dahiya gotra which is concentrated within a big khap in Sonepat district, Deswals are one of the widespread ones - some villages each in Jind, Panipat, Jhajjar and Rohtak in Haryana and in Bulandshahr/ Meerut/ Muzaffarnagar districts of UP and some villages in distt. Bharatpur (Rajasthan). Still, I do not think it is 'biggest' in number. As I wrote above, Maliks are more widespread and one of the biggest. Deswals also have a tradition of maintaining "Bhaichara" with Dalal, Suhag and Maan gotras.
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raja Man singh erstwhile ruler of jaipur married 36 afghan prioncesses why is n't there a film about that historical fact.
vijay kumar jii plzz make me clear about ur gotra.....
Baliyan and Valiyan are the same one or else differ.
Coz i b'long to Valiyan Gotra, n unfotunately cudn't find this gotra in JL wiki.
its not the density of the population..its the power with the people in that area which matters most...and the jats of rohtak have something special.......try your best but still you cant change this reality that ROHTAK is the heart of jatland........Here, most of the people says that Inner Haryana ( Rohtak area ) is the real Jatland........... ironically......... which doesn't contain even 5% of Jat population of India.
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