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History of the Jats

Ram Sarup Joon

1967 (Eng Tr by Lieutenant Colonel Dal Singh)

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1 Armoured - p. 234
2 Lt Cordwell - p. 237
14th Murray's Jat Lancers - Jat Unit raised by General Sir John Irvin Murray, p. 224, 227, 228
19th Lancers, - p. 223
20 lancers - p. 228
29 Lancers - p. 228
3/9 The Jat Regiment - p. 234
4/6 Rajputana Rifles - p. 230
47 Sikh - p. 229
4th Battalion [Outram's] - p. 236
5th Cavalry - p. 225
62 Infantry Brigade - p. 239
62 Mountain Brigade - p. 244]
6th Battalion - p. 228
6th Jat Battalion - p. 229
7th Light Cavalry - p. 234
8 Kumaon - p. 244
97 Pattons - PVC, p. 245

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Abdali - p.182,183,
Abdul Fazal - Commander of Moghul forces in Sikandra at Agra - p.155,
Abdul Ghani Khan - Subedar of Agra, p.153,
Abdul Malik Mashirmal, author of Gujar History - p.137
Abdul Malik - p.70
Abhai Rao - son of Masur Rao, - descendants called Bhurhya Bhatti- p.100
Abhai Singh - Raja of Bundi, p.159,
Abhupur - p.89,
Abubakar Kandhari - p.76
Abul Gazi-Chandravanshi Jat-p.38,125,
Abul Ghazi - Scythian writer, a Chandravanshi Jat, p.30, the Scythian historian - p.36,
Achalgarh - near Mount Abu, p.116
Adhlayan - p.69
Adhran - p.184,
Adhrayan - p.69
Adi Parva - p.17, 31, 72, 104
Aditya Ketu - p.46,
Aditya Vardhan - p.62,
Adrayan - p.69
Advent of Islam - in Arabia began in 610 A.D.. - p.143
Afghanistan - p.32, 37, 38, spread of Buddhism, p.48, 73, 77, 82, 84, 96, 116, 122, 143, 145,147
Agarwal - originated from Agroha, descendents of Uggrasain, p.122
Agni Kul Rajput- p.132, 8th century A.D., Gujar kings transformed from Buddhism to Vaishnavism, p.133, 138, p.144
Agni Kumar - p.99,
Agni Kund Shuddhi - (Purification by fire)- p.132,
Agni Kund Yagya - Brahmins converted Gujars from Buddhism to Rajputs, - p.117, 132, converted a large number of Gujars to Rajputs ,135,
Agni Kund - p.103, 128, 133, 135,
Agni Puran - p.19 , 133,134,135,
Agnikula - p.96
Agra - p.78, 90, 153,154,155,158,164,175,
Agriculture - p.222
Ahai - (Aheya); who founded the Ahir, p.29, grandson of Yadu - p.88
Ahalya - (or Ela), p.20
Aharyar - p.81
Ahileja - p.126,
Ahilya Devi - mother of Scythians was the daughter of Ahilya Devi- p.30
Ahilya - Ikshvaku’s sister - p.29, Jat Goddess in Jutland, p.43,
Ahimsa - p.48,
Ahir Brahmin - p.113.
Ahir Gotras of UP - p.112
Ahir Gotras - p.111
Ahir Jawans - p. 239
Ahir Khap - p.113
Ahir Koli - p.113
Ahir State - p.113
Ahir Sunar - p.113,
Ahir Sweeper - p.113
Ahir Vati - p.111
Ahir - p.3, 5,6, 29, -who ruled Badaun, and the Betwa Basin now called Ahirwara- p.58,
Ahirs - 37, ff p.110, 111, occupy Rewari, similar customs to the Jats, p.113, 117, 119, 134,139, 141 222, 239
Ahirwal - p.113
Ahirwara- p.58,
Ahlavat - Chamar Got, Jat: Haryana, UP, p.119, 69, 70,
Ahluwalia Misal - p.186
Ahmad Shah Durani - p.187
Ahmed Shah Abdali - p.162,163,166, 182, 183, 190,
Ahmednagar - p.152
Ahr clan - p.88
Ahri Clan - p.88
Ahrodhia - Chamar Got, Ahir: Punjab, Haryana, p.119
Ahumal - Sameshwar I - p.69, - died in 1068 AD - p.69,
Ahumal Solanki, forefather of Ahlawat reigned upto 1068 AD. - p.89
Ahuti - p.133,
Aila - p.38,
Ailya Devi - p.38,
Ain-I Akbari - p.88
Air Chief Marshal Arjan Singh Aulakh - p. 241
Air Chief Marshal Arjan Singh - PVC, p. 245
Air Staff - p. 241
Ajit Singh Sidhanwalia - p.189
Ajit Singh - Raja of Bundi, p.159,
Ajit Singh - p.46,
Ajitpur - p.140,
Ajmel - p.44
Ajmer - p.84, 87, 89, 147,159,175,
Ajmil - p.127,
Ajmirh - p.28, 94, 95
Ajnala - p.184,
Ajra- sub gotra of Khokhar - p.90,
Akali Dal - p.206, 207
Akbar II - p.185
Akbar - p.151, 155,
Akchemak - p.45,
Akhand Path - p.208
Akshatriyas - p.117, 122, 133,135,
Alanmik - p.45,
Alauddin Khilji - p.11, 130, 149, 246
Alberuni - p.88, 93, 139
Alexander the Great - p.
Alexander - p.32, 37,38, 39, 41, 48, 49, 50, 53, 79, 88, his battle with Madrakas at Sialkot, p.92, 93, 94, 98, 102, his army to retrace its steps, p.135, 223
Alha Singh - son of Chaudhary Rama, p.190,
Alha Udal - stories, p.94
Alien - author, p.61,
Aligarh - p.76, 84, 89 , 90, 97, 99, 106, 162, 182,
Aliwal - p.189
All India Volley Ball - p. 243
Allers - Roman military commander- p.42,
Alpatgin - p.145
Alwa - p.102
Alwar - p.219
Amarchur - p.45,
Amavash Devi - Jats built temple on a rock of this goddess in Iran - p.38,
Ambala - p.76, 186
America - p.204, 207
Ami Chand - Pandit, p.139, the author of 'Jat Mimansa', - p.99
Amin Pal - p.45,
Amir Khan - p.173,
Amir Mahoye, ruler, of Iraq, - p.40,
Amir Singh - p.191
Amir Timur - p.150,
Amir - of Kabul, p.114
Amran - p.5, Bania Gotra of Dahiya origin, p.122,
Amrikh - p.127,
Amritsar - p.81, 98, 99, 102, 108, 179, 183, 207,
Anand Pal - p.95
Anandpur - p.180,
Anangpal Tanwar(Tomar) - p.175,
Anankshai - p.45,
Ancestral worship - p.7
Ancient Kingdoms of the Jats - p.44,
Andha - p.69
Andhak : Genealogy p.22-28
Andhra Desh - p.69
Andhra - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, - p.33, 53,69
Angad Dev Ji - p.178,
Angal - p.44,
Angle Saxons were Shah Nag Vanshi Jattias or Uties- p.42,
Angles - p.43,
Anhal Raja - the ancestor of the Chauhan dynasty, who was a Takshak, an old gotra of the Jats, - p.77
Anhal I - Chauhan King, who ruled 39 generations before Prithvi Raj was a Takshak- p.137
Anhalwara in Ajmer - p.89
Anjana Jata Shankar - son of Atisur Bhadra grandson of Virabhadra - p.17,- Genealogy table,p.22-28
Anjana - a branch of Puru - p.70, p.98
Anjilet- p.98
Anla - p.70,
Anlakh - King in the Mahabharat (Sabha Parva), p.70
Anlayam - p.70,
Ann dynasty - p.70
Ano - a vassal state of Yudhishtra, p.70
Anta Raj Devputra - King,- p.100
Antal - p.70
Antawat - p.70
Antigonus - p.54,
Anu Gupta - p.108
Anu- p.18, 21, 32, 70, 72
Anula - p.70
Apharia - Chamar Got, Ahir, p.119, (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Apsala - Jat temple in Jutland - p.43,
Ar - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, - p.33, - King, p.122, - son of Raja Seth Chandravanshi, p.122
Arab - p.40, 73, historian, p.116
Arabia - p.143,
Arabian Sea - p.35
Arakan - p. 229, 231
Aranya Khand - p.125,
Arat - In (Sheikhupur) dist,p.72
Ardas - Genealogy table,p. 22-28, 28, 71, 101
Arh - p.28, 32, - Jat Clan in Karna Parva,- p.33, whose son Gandhara founded the town of Gandhar, now known as Kandhar, p.38, or Lohchab, p.71
Arjuna- p.33, conquered the Dradas,p.82 130,
Arjunyayan - ruled Mewat and Jaipur- p.58,
Armour Battle - PVC, p. 245
Armoured Division - PVC, p. 245
Arora - ff, p.122
Arrian - Alexander's historian - p.48, 49, 50, 98, refers to Yodha ruling dynasty - p.108.
Arthashatra - p.108.
Arvis - p.122.
Arya Samaj - Jats Joined, p.9, p.197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 211
Aryan purity - p.126,
Aryan - p.5, 18, 19, 20, 35, 41,48, 110,114, 117,118, 124, 135,
Asa Purna mata- p.134,
Asafjah Bahadur - of Hyderabad, p.160,
Asal Uttar - p. 244
Asgarh - p.42,
Ashoda- p.80.
Ashoka - p.52, 53, 63,
Ashtadhyayi- p.33, 82
Ashvapati, the father of Savitri is mentioned as Madrak, p.34
Ashwamedha Yagya - p.74
Asi - p.41,
Asia Minor - The Jats were victorious and occupied Asia Minor. - p.42,
Asia - p.18, 61, 94
Asgarh - ancient name of Hansi (Hissar), Haryana, p.43, *Asmedh - p.45,
Asvamedh Yagya - (Horse sacrifice ceremony) - 55, p.58,
Ata-Ulla Mashade - Saiyad Sardar, p.86
Ata-Ullah - invaded Badli-Gari, p.109
Ati Sur Bhadra - one of five sons of Virabhadra - p.17, - Genealogy table,p.22-28
Atisur Bhadra - p.97
Atre (Atreya) - p.41, 111, 126,
Atreya - p.97
Atri - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Atriya- p.21
Attock - p.49,189
Aulakh - p. 241
Aunlakh - p.70
Aurangzeb - p.78, 51, 152, 153, 154,155, 156,157,176, 179, 181,
Avijay mantra- p.50,
Ayati - p.28,
Ayesha, wife of Hazrat Mohammed fell ill, a Jat Physician was called to attend on her, p.40,
Ayodhya - p.20, 54, 107
Ayub Khan - PVC, p. 245
Azam - Prince, p.155, son of Aurangzeb, p.157,

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B.K. Datt - p.206
Baba Kharak Singh - p.207
Babar - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, - p.116, 150,223
Babbar Akali - p.206, 207
Babylonia - p.40, p.71, 102
Bachhak - branch of Shavi gotra - p.31, -nag in Kalidah - p.71, 101, 104
Bachhik - p.17, 44, Nag, p.55,
Bachick - (Ahir gotra) (J) - p.112,
Bachor - in the Chambal basin, p.175,
Bachuwal - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Badan Singh - p.158, 159,
Badaun- p.58,
Badayun - p.111
Badgi - Brahmins descendants of Rishi Bishwamitra, 123
Badgil- Brahmin Gotra originated from Bhatti Jats, p.123,
Badhan - p.76
Badli, a village in Rohtak, was ruled by Raja Badra Sen - p.86, 87, 109
Badli-Gari - p.109
Badm - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Badra Sen - p. 86, in the army of Prithvi Raj of Badli Pargana, a Dhulia family of Indergarh - p.87, 109, his family wanders homeless. - p.109
Badun - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bagar - p.109
Bagdad - p.40,
Bage Bahadur Mazbut Singh - p.139
Baghat - p.191
Baghdad - p.35
Bagiar - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, - p.116
Bagoria - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bagru War - By Suraj Mal with Jaipur state on 20 Aug 1749, p.160,
Bahadur Shah Zafar - p.113
Bahadur Shah - p.181,
Bahadur Shah - sons of Aurangzeb, p.157,
Bahadur Singh Bedasar of Bikaner, p.77
Bahadura - p.140,
Bahadurgarh - p.77, 98,
Bahadurgarh - p.194, 197
Bahai Singh - p.177,
Bahal Singh - p.176,
Bahama - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bahawalpur - p.58, 73, 75, 80, p.92, 102, 109
Bahela: Bahik Jats, p.71
Bahele - Muslim Jats, p.72
Bahi - p.71,
Bahik - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva - p.33, - Jat Clan in Karna Parva - p.33, Jats, p.71, (Vahika) Jats, p.71 72,
Bahin - p.71
Bahiyan - Jats, p.72
Bahre Khijar - (Black Sea), p.114
Bahurpal - p.105 ,
Bairagis - have Jat gotras, Jats who became Sadhus, p.123
Bais - (Beswar) (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bajarnia - fought against Alexander the Great, p.72
Baje Ranya- p.72
Baje - 72,, Jats descendants of Rishi Bishwamitra, p.123
Bajernia Raje - p.72,
Bajernias - capital Bijerania Kot near Ludhiana. - p.72
Bajia - gotra, p.72.
Bajrania - Jats descendants of Rishi Bishwamitra,p.123
Bajyar - p.72
Bakunin- p.137
Bal Dev - brother of Krishna, p.105
Bal Ram - brother in-law of Raja Suraj Mal the commander of Bharatpur forces, - p.167, 176,
Bal Ram founded the state of Ballabhgarh, p.106
Bal Vidhwa - p.131,
Bal - Jat Clan, 32, p.84, 96, claim to be descendants of Suryavanshi Raja Bali, p.72
Bala Ditya - p.61,
Balabgarh - p.113, 163,
Bala-e-Hissar - in Afghanistan, p.147
Balan - Jat gotra, p.32
Balarama - p.111
Balaudhia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Baldeer, a Jat leader, p.42,
Baldev Singh - p.174,
Balhara- (Balahara) Jat gotra, p.32, 73, powerful Jat king in 900 AD mentioned by Suleman Nadvi, p.116
Bali- p.72, 129,
Balkans - p.41,
Ballabhgarh - p.106, 176,
Balochistan - p.32
Balorari - p.39,
Balram - p.41, 89
Baltic Sea - p.38,
Baluch - p.57, 91
Baluchis - descendants of Anu, p.32 , p.39, (of Baluchistan), p.72, 84
Baluchistan - p.39,57,91, 143, 218
Baluchya - Jat gotra, p.32
Balvanshi - p.82, 83
Balwant Singh - p.174,206,
Bana - p.62,
Banaras - (now Varanasi), p.74
Banda Bahadur- p.186
Banda Bairagi Madhodas - p.181,
Banda - p.183,
Bander - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Bandhu Verma - p.60, 108
Bandit - p.182,
Bang - p.73,
Banga Talwandi - p.192
Bangade - p.73,
Bangamar - p.73
Bangaryal - p.73
Bangi - p.69
Bangra - p.73.
Baniya - p.5, 13, 110
Baniyas - p.57,
Banjir - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Banke Lal - p.47,
Bannu - p.97
Bappa Rawal - migrated from Balabhipur - p.83
Bar - (Bargiya)(Ahir gotra), p.112, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Bara Khana - p. 247
Barak Shatger : Genealogy p.22-28
Baramula - p. 242
Barbarians - p.205
Barber - p.92, 110, ff have Jat gotras - p.123
Bard - p.87, 89, of Tanwar, p.105, (Jogis), p.160, of the Gathwala, p.92,
Bareilly - p.98, 185,
Bargujar - Chamar Got, Rajputs : Haryana, Bagar, p.120
Barnagar Gujrat - inscription found in Barnagar (Gujrat) Solankis belong to Bhadra gotra. They founded Barnagar - p.103
Basain - (Gurgaon), p.103
Basal Dev - p.89
Basant Singh- p.186
Basra - Kingdom of the Jats by Sindhu Jats 6th Century - p.44, 114
Batala - in Amritsar, p.72
Bath - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33, 108
Bathi - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, - p.33
Bathuthia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Batik - p.71
Battle of Burki - p. 246
Battle of Dograi by 3 Jat - p. 247
Battle Of Panipat - p.163,165,
Battle of Thithwal - p. 234
Battle Of Tilpat - p.153,
Bayana - p.75, 108, 175,
Bayonets - p. 227
Bchhikini - (Ahir gotra) (J), p.112,
Beas - p. 244
Beccani - p.184,
Bechara Zamindar - Book by Sir Chhotu Ram, p.213
Beef - p.145
Beerwal - p.183,
Begha Mal Bhathi - p.186
Behrampur - p.192
Bengal - p.87, 195, 216, 218, Engineers p. 242
Beniwal - p.73
Betwa- p.58,
Bhabria - Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bhadan - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Bhadani - p.99, (Rohtak), p. 242
Bhadaur - p.190,
Bhador - p.92,
Bhadras - p.75, 87,
Bhadurgarh - p.166,
Bhaga - prominent Mann chief, p.103, 192
Bhagail Singh - p.185
Bhagat Singh - p.206
Bhagirath - p.16, 29
Bhagor - in Bikaner, capital of the Ghor kings, p.84,
Bhagroilia(Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bhagvat Dutt- p.72
Bhagwan Dass
Bhagwat Datt - p.32, 84,
Bhai Jetu - p.208
Bhainteivan - p.96
Bhaiyan - Jat shrine, modest samadhi of the first man in village - p.7
Bhaja Singh (1688-1691 A.D.) - p.156,
Bhakarwa-s - belong to the Panwar clans, p.96
Bhakulaish - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bhala - sub gotra of Khokhar - p.90
Bhalaur - p.190,
Bhalia - Chamar title, p.119,
Bhalu- sub gotra of Khokhar, p.90
Bhan - p.75, 102
Bhandahi - p.192
Bhanderkar - p.138, 139,
Bhandhuvarman's son was Yashodharman - p.108
Bhandon Ghor kings ruled in Bhandra Hissar - p.84
Bhang - p.183,
Bhangi Misal - p.183, 185,192,193
Bhangis - p.183,
Bhangian Misal - p.187,193
Bhangian - p.183, 187
Bhangu - p.88
Bharat Indra - p.168,
Bharat - p.28, Genealogy p.22-28, 123
Bharatpur - p.78, 79, 90, 154,157,161, 162,163,165,166,167, 168, 169, 171,172, 173,174, 182, 219, 224
Bhardwaj - Brahmins, originated from Bhardwan grandson of Dushyant and son of Bharat, p.123
Bhardwaj - p.5, Genealogy p.22-28, - p.28, 127,
Bhardwaji- Brahmin Gotra originated from Bhatti Jats, p.123,
Bhardwan - grandson of Dushyant and son of Bharat, p.123
Bharhaich - (Varaich) Nag - p.73, 101
Bharial - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bhariyar - a branch of the Dhillon gotra - p.81
Bharoch - p.73
Bharshiva - Dynasty (150 To 234 AD), p.54, Nag, p.105, Jats, p.55,
Bharsonang - Madrak descendant,- p.34
Bhasil - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bhat (bard) - p.140
Bhatala - p.184,
Bhatgaon (Rohtak) - p. 240
Bhatgram - p.105
Bhati - p.190
Bhatinda (Punjab) - p.74, 80, 149, 190
Bhatner - p.190
Bhats - p.144
Bhatt - after soil they come to be known as the Bhattis - p.74
Bhatta - p.95, 96
Bhattarak - a Maurya Jat dynasty. - saved the Maurya kings ruled from Vikram Samvat 512 to 525 - p.83, 190,
Bhattark Gupta - Balvanshi, p.83
Bhatti Rao - his descendants came to be called Bhattis - p.74, son of Gaj, ruler of Gajni- p.137
Bhatti - 5, Madrak descendant - p.34, 62, 73, 74, 75, 93, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116, Jats- p.137, Raja - of Jaisalmer, converted to Rajput- p.137, Rajputs, a branch of Madrak Jat gotra, p.137
Bhattona - p.106.
Bhau - p.165,
Bhawalpur - p.88, 183,
Bheerakhusab - p.183,
Bhera
Bhikhi Wind - p. 244
Bhilaut - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Bhils - p.83
Bhim Sen - p.130,
Bhim Singh Hada - of Kotah, p.157,
Bhim Verma - p.60,
Bhimarolaya- p.98
Bhimnagar - founded by Bhimsen Shahi near Kot Kangra, p.100
Bhimrolia - gotra of Dholpur dynasty, p.75.
Bhimsen Shahi - Coins of Bhimsen Shahi were also found near Kabul. He founded Bhimnagar near Kot Kangra. - p.100
Bhimvarma - Savant near Kausambhi - p.108
Bhin-baroliya - gotra, p.81
Bhind - p.75, 84, 91, Nag Jats, p.91, (Ahir gotra), p.112, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Bhinmal - Parihar capital, p.96, 116,
Bhisham Parva - p.33, 82
Bhiwani - p.88
Bhogta - (Bhagat)(Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bhopal - p.138
Bhopania - village, p.71
Bhoria - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Bhrewal - p.184
Bhullar - gotra, p.75, 79
Bhulller - p.75, 102
Bhum Dev - p.45,
Bhuman Pati - p.45,
Bhumpal - p.45,
Bhundwal - or Bodhan, Chamar Got, Jat: Haryana, UP - p.119
Bhunewal - p.184,
Bhup Singh - p.176,
Bhur Sen - p.138
Bhurhya Bhatti - p.100
Bhuri Gae - (Brown cow), p.144
Bhuvannati - p.46,
Biana - p.61,
Bias - p.93,
Biati - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bibai - (Biveya), - p.29
Bichar Sagar - Book by Nishchal Das - p.9
Bichor - dynasty founded by Sohan Pal, p.76
Bidar Bakht - p.155,156,
Bigha - p.195
Bihar - p.57, 69
Bije (Bijenia) - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Bijenia - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Bijepal (950-975 A, D). - p.138
Biji - Jats descendants of Rishi Bishwamitra, p.123
Bijnor - p.95
Bika Rathor - p.85, 92,
Bika - p.140
Bikaner - p.58,, 70,73, 77, 79, 85, 88, 92, 97 ,100 99, 102, 109, 140 103
Bikr Manak - p.89
Bindusara - Chandra Gupta's son - p.53, conquered the Andhra Kings - p.69
Binmoria - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bir Sen - of Bhatti Jat gotra - p.54,
Biral - p.45,
Birket - Gujar after Jats, p.115
Birmaha - p.46, 81,
Birmala - p.70
Birmhan (Brebhan) - p.70
Birru - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Birsaini - p.45,
Birsan - p.81,
Birsen II - p.81,
Birth of Jat race - p.14
Bisaldev - p.70
Biserwa - p.45,
Biwannal - p.45,
Black Sea - p.114
Blacksmith - p.110
Bodkdal - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Bodli - woman, The village was named Badli in her honour - p.87
Bohar - (near Rohtak), p.95
Bolan Pass - p.37,
Bombay - p.173,
Bosal - p.85,
Boye - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Brahaspati - p.21
Brahm Gupta - p.57,
Brahma Bhadra - one of five sons of Virabhadra - p.17, - Genealogy table, p.22-28, 98
Brahma Deo - p.175,
Brahma- p.20
Brahmadev - p.76
Brahmadutt Somaud, - p.99
Brahmanism - p.48,
Brahmin - p.3, 5, 9, 8, 13, 15, 48, writers, p.52,53, historians, p.58, 77, 81, 84, 85, 109, 117, 118, ff, p.123, 126,127,128, 133, 134, 141
Brahminical - faith, p.77
Brigade of the Guards - p. 226
Brigadier Hoshiar Singh - p. 236, In Chinese War - p. 239
Brigadier Khem Karan Singh - Armoured Brigade Commander, PVC, p. 243, 245
Brij Indra Bhaskar - p.108,
Brij Raj - p.78 159,
Brij - p.4, 9, 78, 89, 97, 106,
Brij dress - p.160,
Brijendra Singh- p.174,
Brijman - Pratihar, p.139
Britain - history, p.43,
British Army - p.220
British forces - p.172, 224
British Government - p.211,212, 219
British Imperialists - p.207,
British Officers - p.205
British or Indian Officers - p. 236
British Raj - p.196
British Regiment - p.173,
British - p.171, 172,173, 186, 189, rule in India, p.194, 196, 197, 199, 200, 204, 209, 221, 222
Britishers - p.114
Buddh Bhikshus - p.133,
Buddha Singh - p.186,
Buddha - p.20, 29
Buddhism - p.117, 118, 123
Buddhism - spread of Buddhism, p.48, p.50, 52, 53, 54, 55, 59, 56, 61, 63, 77, 74, 83, 128, 134, 135, 141, 178,
Buddhist - p.20, 54, -rulers - p.48, 53, 63, 91, 115, 119, p.133, moved to take shelters in the remotest corners, p.134,
Budh Singh Hada - of Bundi, p.157,
Budh Singh - p.185, 240
Budh - (Ahir gotra), p.112, devils, p.133,
Budha Singh- p.186,187
Budhotiya - p.76
Budhwar - p.76
Bulandshahr- p.80, 92
Bundel Khand - p.4, 139
Bundewal - p.184,
Bundi - p.84
Bura - p.92
Bura(J)- (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Burhakhera - p.92,
Burki - PVC, p. 245, 246
Burma campaign - p. 231
Burma - p. 207, 240, 241
Burotha - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Buthidaung - p. 231
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Cahhar - p.77,
Calcutta - p.219
Calif Walid - p.40,
Caliph Omar - p.40,
Cambalpur - p.85,
Captain Kanwar Jasbir Singh- village Bahu Akbarpur (Rohtak),p. 244
Captain S.G. Reddy - p. 249
Captain Samru - p.169
Carpenter - p.110
Casana - Gujar after Jats, p.115,
Caspian Sea - p.39,
Castes took the place of Varnas - p.48,
Caucasia - p.107
Cauvery - p.74, 90
Cavalry Brigade - p. 228,229
Cavalry - p. 225
Central Asia - p.4,5,20,104, 114.
Central Europe - p.4,5
Central India Horse - p.209
Central India - p.108
Ceylon - ruled by Jayadratha, p.101
Chabuk - Tanwar Gotra, p.75
Chach - Brahman - p.35, 90, a Brahmin courtier, p.102
Chachnama - p.90
Chadrika Pushtika - p.44
Chahal - p.77,
Chahar - p.77, -Sikhs, p.78
Chaitha - p.78
Chaluk - p.103
Chalukya - king offered presents in the Rajsuya Yagya of the Pandavas. - p.103, Khew Nauch mata- p.134, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116,133, 139
Chamak Harsati Balaghat rock inscription - p.73
Chamar community - p.110, ff, p.117, 118, 119
Chambal - p.157, 164,
Chamkor - p.180,
Chanakya - p.53,108
Chand Kaur - mother of Daleep Singh, p.189,
Chandal - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Chandan - the grandfather of Vigraharaja, p.138
Chandausi - p.176,
Chandel - p.5, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Chandela - p.76, 82, Jat gotra, p.137, 139,
Chander Shekhar- p.72
Chander Vidyalankar - p. 223
Chander - p.59,
Chandore Dhumiya - Chamar title, p.119,
Chandosi - p.185
Chandra Gupta II - p.57, 58, p.81,- married widow of his brother Rama Gupta ,p.130,
Chandra Gupta Maurya - p.41, 44,
Chandra Gupta - p.53, 55,
Chandra Sen - A Lichhavi Prince - p.56, p.57,
Chandra Vanshi - p.15, Buddha group, p.20, p.41,
Chandra Verma - left Malwa and established his own Kingdom of Pusharen - p.60,
Chandra Viyakaran - p.108
Chandragupta - a Jat, p.49,
Chandravanshi - p.4 36, 76, 81, 84, 96, 103, 122, 125,127,
Chandravarma - p.108.
Changas - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Channor - Chamar title, p.119,
Chanuma - ancestor of Cheema gotra in 21st generation of Urdas (Ardas), p.77
Chapter I: Introduction to the Jat race....p.2-13
Chapter II: Origin of the Jats....p.14-35
Chapter III:Jats of Central Asia & Europe....p.36-43
Chapter IV:The golden age of Jat rule....p.44-63
Chapter V:Present Jat Gotras....p.68-109
Chapter VI:Offshoot Communities of the Jats....p.110-123
Chapter VII:Fables about origin of Jats....p.124-131
Chapter VIII:Jats and Rajputs....p.132-142
Chapter IX:Jats during Muslim rule in India....p.143-152
Chapter X:Rise of Jats against Aurangzeb and establishment of Jat states....p.153-177
Chapter XI:Sikh Jats....p.178-193
Chapter XII:Jats under British rule....p.194-221
Chapter XIII: Military Exploits of Jats... pp.222-249
Charades, father of King Bal Ram - p.106
Charak Rai - (the Bhat), p.138
Charan Dass - p.161,
Charat Singh- p.186, 187
Chatra - p.76,
Chatsana - p.177,
Chatthra - p.89,
Chatur Singh - p.177,
Chauchani - Father:Dahiya and mother Dyunt - p.79
Chaudhari Charandas - of Ballabhgarh, p.161, 176,
Chaudhary Amar Singh Mann - resident of Bhaga, p.192
Chaudhary Bacha Ram - leader of Gathwala Khap, p.92
Chaudhary Daleep Singh - p.185
Chaudhary Durga Das - p.193
Chaudhary Gopal Singh - of Sihi, p.176,
Chaudhary Kabul Singh - p.11
Chaudhary Ladha Mann - p.192
Chaudhary Manga - p.193
Chaudhary Nand Ram - p.176,
Chaudhary Randhir Chand - p.192
Chaudhary Taloka - p.191
Chaudhary - p.193
Chaudhry Qabul Singh - p.148
Chauhan dynasty - p.77.
Chauhan - p.133, 139,155,
Chauhan clan conquered the Ghors. - p.84
Chauhan gotra - p.77
Chauhan King - Anhal I, who ruled 39 generations before Prithvi Raj was a Takshak- p.137
Chauhan rule - p.87,
Chauhans - Asapurnamata- p.134, called as Dahiyas by bards - p.79,85,
Chaumukha - p.133,
Chaura - (Ahir gotra), p.112, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Chauth - (1/4 of war benefits), p.171,
Chawinda - p. 245
Cheema - (Clans) sub-tribes, p.77, Kshatriyas - p.82
Chelaram - the Governor of Agra, p.157,
Chenab - p.93, 137
Chhabri - Gujar Gotra after Hun Sardar, p.115,
Chhail - p.77
Chhailu Ram - p. 230
Chhamb Jaurian - PVC, p. 245
Chhara- p.80,
Chhatrapati Shiva Ji - p.152
Chhattarmal - p.45,
Chhikhara - p.77
Chhilar - p.77
Chhiralwal - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Chhochhi - In Rohtak (Haryana) - p.89
Chhonkar - p.78
Chhonkar - p.5, converted from Jats, p.137,
Chhonker - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Chhoria - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Chhotu Ram - p.211, 214, 218, in Zamindar League, p.202
Chhunkaiya - (Ahir gotra){J}, p.112,
Chiche - Gujar Gotra after Hun Sardar, p.115,
Chiefs Of Kalas Bazwa - p.193
Chigta or Chaitha - p.78
Chima- Jat Clan in Karna Parva, - p.33
China - p.33, 54, - spread of Buddhism, - p.48, 73, 79. 207
Chinese - History, - p.54, Pilgrim, p.61, rulers, p.107, 239
Chiniot - p.183,
Chitaria - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Chitosia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Chitra Verma - King of Baluchistan during Alexander's invasion, p.39,
Chitrath - p.45,
Chittor - then known as Jattor was the capital of Mori branch of Takshaks. - p.31, p.54,(Jattaur) was the capital of the Jattrana - p.88, 130,139, 149, 160,
Chlokya - p.103
CHM Chhailu Ram VC - p. 230
Chochani - Bania Gotra of Dahiya origin, p.122
Chochani - p.5
Chohan - p.119
Chol - p.77, Kshatriyas, kingdom - p.69, p.78
Chonkars - p.76,
Choti - p.124,
Chowkibal - p. 244
Christian Jats - p.10
Christianity- p.199
Christians - p.9
Chughtaiya (Saktaya) - clan of Timur - p.150,
Chugta or Suktaiya - p.78
Churaman (1695-1121 A.D.) - p.156, 157, 158, 159, 176,
Churia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Churu - p.92,
Chushul (Ladakh) - p. 239
Chyavan : Genealogy p.22-28
Cirwar - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Civil War - p.205
Col Meeker - p.172,
Col. Girty - p. 236
Colonel JONES - p. 236
Colonel Maitland - p.172,
Colonel Nicholson - Author of book 'Native States of India', p.174,
Colonel Owen - p.173,
Communal Riots - p.219
Communalism - p.216
Condal - p.5,
Congress - p.201,205, 208, 209,210,216, 219
Cow slaughter - p.145
CROIX DE GUERRE [French Decoration] - p. 236
Cunningham - p.p.37,74, 135, the author of Gujar and Rajputs history, p.137, 138
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D.A.V. College of Lahore- p.199
Dabas - p.78, 88
Dad Vaishya - father :"Dahya Dungarji and mother Bhadrakali belonging to Amransh gotra - p.80
Dad - p.5, Bania Gotra of Dahiya origin, p.122,
Dadhichi - p.79.
Dadraihayu - p.82,
Dadri - p.96, 97, 99, 191
Dagar - p.78, 79, (Ahir gotra) (J), p.112, 147
Dagur - p.5,
Dahaiya - (J)(Ahir gotra), p.113,
Dahi Bhadra - son of Anjana Jata Shankara & son of Virabhadra - p.17, - Genealogy table,p.22-28, 98
Dahir - p.90
Dahiya Mahajati tribe - p.79
Dahiya - p.5, 8, Jats - p.37, 38, - the Maha Jati, - p.39, Jats - a major branch of Puru, p.48, 78 , 79, 80, 88, 90, 97, 98, 122, 181, 240
Dahiya Jats - p.140, rulers of Thal Eshorgarh on the banks of River Godawari - p.140, founded Phalor Kot in Jodhpur, p.140
Dahiya - Rajputs converted from Jats, p.137,
Daiyu - p.81
Daksha - p.15, - Raja of Kankhal - p.16, 17, 37,72, 97, 101, 175,
Dalal - p.77, 80, 102, 228
Daleep Singh - p.189
Dalgi - p.78
Dalip : Genealogy p.22-28
Damat - p.45,
Damayanti - p.130,
Damodar Gupta ruler of Magadha, p.62,
Dangar - p.78,
Danger - p.79
Dangi - p.78
Dangle - p.109
Danube - basin called Balkans, p.41,
Daodkhel - p.183,
Dara - King of Iran, p.37,
Darad- Jat Clan in Karna Parva, p.33, - fought under the Pandava army, p.33
Darada - p.77
Dard - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva,- p.33, (Darada), p.33 44,
Dard Sendhwa - (The Sindhwa (Sendhwa) river in the- p.33 country of Darad), p.33
Dardshanu - p.102
Darewaho - p.140,
Darius I - the ruler of Iran, p.48, 79, 102
Darunpur - Near Sujangarh, was the capital of Mahe Kings in about the first century AD, p.93
Dashehra - p.206
Dashrath - p.45, grandson of Ashoka, p.53, 118
Dassa Banias - originally Dahiya Jats, p.122
Dathaaprastha - p.108,
Dattamitra Yucchi of (Yuti) race - p.54,
Daurala (District Meerut, U.P.), p.72
Daushan - p.126,
Daushan - tribe, p.36,
Deeg - p.163, 164, 172,173,
Deep Singh Sindhu- p.186,
Deha- p.80
Dehradun - p. 223, 236, 244
Dehru - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Dejpal - p.46,
Delhi Cantonment - p.219
Delhi - Khanduban- p.30, p. 32, 44, 71, 78, 79, 87, 88, 94, 95, 99, PVC, 113, 137, 148,151, 153, 157,160,161, 162, 163,164,166, 167, 171,175,176, 177, 179, 180, 181, 182, 184,206, 220, 223, 245
Demetrius - Dattamitra Yucchi of (Yuti) race, p.54,
Demolishing of temples - p.153,
Denmark By Shivi Jats, p.44,
Denube - States by Goth Army, p.44,
Deopura - p.5,
Dera Ghazikhan - p.94, 97
Dera Ismail Khan - p.183,
Desalpur - p.89,
Deshwal - p.77, 80, 102
Deshwal (J) - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Deuli - Chamar title, p.119,
Dev Das - p.130,
Dev Gupta - ruler of Malwa, p.62,
Deva Samhita - p.15, 72
Deva - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Devar- Younger brother of the husband, p.129,
Devdas - p.127,
Devdasis - p.146
Devika - p.93
Devmirh - p.94
Devpur Vaishya - father :Dahiya Kusumbhi and mother Ashwapati- p.80
Devpuria - Bania Gotra of Dahiya origin, p.122
Dewan Singh - son of Jai Chand Jogi, p.193,
Deyu - Muslim Jats of Druhyu Branch, - p.32
DFC - Padma Vibhushan, p. 241
Dhadar : Genealogy p.22-28
Dhahdla - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Dhakla (Rohtak), p. 228
Dhaliwal - (Ahir gotra) (J), p.112,
Dhamiwal - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Dhana Rao Rathor - forefather of Deshwals and Dalals, p.102
Dhankharh - p.98
Dhanna Bhagat - p.8
Dhanna Rao - p.81
Dhanna Rathaur - p.81
Dhanwantari - p.59,
Dharal - Jats and Rajputs are branches of Bachak gotra, p.71
Dharam Kot - p.184,
Dharam - (Ahir gotra)(J), p.112,
Dharampal - p.76,
Dharan Dhar - p.47,
Dharan - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, - p.33, - daughter of Chandra Gupta II, who was married to Ugrasen II, gave her gotra as Dharan, p.57,
Dharan - Jats, p.81
Dharat Rasthra : Genealogy p.22-28, 30
Dhariwal - One branch of the Mudgals was called Dharan, p.81
Dharmakot - p.192
Dharntarta - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Dharol - p.85,
Dharpatsen - p.83
Dharsen - p.83,
Dhauls - belong to the Panwar clans, p.96
Dhill - p.44
Dhilla - p.81,
Dhillon - Dynasty (800 BC to 283 BC) - p.44, 45, 47, rule, p.47, Sikhs belongs to the Bragyan and Karoriya Misls, p.81,- gives name to Dhilli or Delhi, p.81, ruled for about 450 years at Delhi, p.81.
Dhir Rana - Sihag ruler, p.102,
Dholia - p.183,
Dholpur - p.75, 76, 82, 97, 155,168,175,
Dhruva Devi - wife of Ramgupta - p.58, 59,
Dhruwasen - p.83
Dhulia - Jats, p.109
Dhundhar- p.98
Dhyan Singh - Dogra Sardar, p.188, 189
Dighal - p.70.
Dilchar - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Dingari - p.78,
Dipalpur - near Hansi, p.92, 99,
Divide and rule policy - p.210
Divteyeram - p.45,
Diwan-e-Am - p.164,
Dod - Rajputs, p.133,
Dogra Sardars - p.188
Dograi - PVC, p. 245
Doms - p.92
Donda Singh - p.187
Doraha- p.186,
Dorewal - p.81
Dr. Huthi - of Georgia, p.115
Drada - p.81,82, (Darada) Kshatriyas - p.82, - rulers of Afghanistan - p.82,
Dradi Sindhu - Sindhu River which emerges from the country of Dradas - p.82
Dradis-Stan - A region adjoining Kashmir is called Dradis-Stan and a tribe in Kashmir is called Drada, p.82
Drahaihayu - p.82
Draihayu- Muslim Jats of Druhyu Branch, - p.32, 81
Draihwal- Muslim Jats of Druhyu Branch, - p.32
Dron Parva - Shloka 17 and 18- p.33, 82
Dronasen - p.83,
Dropada- p.33
Drudabhanu - in 52nd generation of Urdas Branch of King Yayati and was brother-in-law of Duryodhana, p.71
Druhyu - p.18,21,- fourth son of Yayati - p.81
Drupada - p.82
Duhal - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Dulesra - Jat Gotra joined Gujars,p.116
Dulewalia Misal - p.184
Dumarwal - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Durga Dass - Rathore, p.151
Durga Singh- p.186,
Durrani - p.163,
Duryodhana - p.3 , 32, 34, 9, 71, 84, 94, 101, 129,
Dushala- p.34
Dushyant - son of Bharat, p.123.
Dushyanta : Genealogy p.22-28, p.28,
Dust Shail - p.45,
Dwarika - p.91
Dwarka - p.78, 111

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East India company - p.168,171, 194,196, 224
Eastern India - p.110
Eellen - daughter of Alexander's General Seleucus married to Chandra Gupta Maurya - p.41,
Ela - p.20
Emperor Jahangir- p.179,
England - p.43, by Jute Saxon Angal Norman Tribe from Germany - p.44,
England - p.171, 173, 195,219
English language - p.195
Epigraphica Indica, Volume I, p.29, - p.73
Equal social status - p.11
Europe - p.18, 61,114, 204
European - p.9, 85, 199, 204

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Fa Hein - p.29, 38, 58,101
Fables about origin of Jats - Ch VII, p.124,
Faizal Purian Misal - p.185
Famine of Bengal - p.195
Famous Battles - PVC, p. 245
Farida - p.177,
Faridabad - p.176,
Faridkot State - p.190,191
Farukh Siyar - p.157, 158, 181,
Farukhnagar - p.165,166, 167,
Fateh Khan Motiyanwala chieftain in the army of Raja Ranjit Singh of Lahore also belonged to Mitha Tiwana, p.106
Faujdar Raja Ram - p.155,
Faujdars - p.78, 148,
Fauzdar Bhaja Singh - p.156,
Fazal Hussain - p.202,
Ferozepur - p.99
Ferozshah Tughluq - p.74
Fictitious genealogical tables - p.135,
Firoz Shah - p.189
First World War [1914-1918] - august 1914, p.200, 204, 223, 225
Five 'Kakas' - p.180,
Fort Abbas- p.75
Fort of Bharatpur - only fort which was never physically captured by the British, p.174,
Four Queens - In Agnikund, - p.134,
France - p. 85, 171, 227, 228, 229
Freedom - p.212
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Gadh - 28, Vishwa Mitra’s son Gadh - p.29, 127,
GadiKheri - p.89,
Gaharwal - p.82,
Gaharwala - inscription p.76
Gaherwal - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Gaherwal - p.82
Gahlawat - p.83
Gahlot Jats - p.82, 83, Rajputs, p.83, 119,
Gahrawar - Rajputs/Jats, p.82
Gaindha - p.83,
Gaindhala - p.39,
Gaindhar - p.84
Gaindhar Jat Gotra, - p.39,
Gaindhrawal - p.84
Gaindhu - Genealogy table,p.22-28, 39, 83,
Gaj Baktar - Raja of Tank, p.105
Gaj Raj Singh Rathore - of Mewar, p.157,
Gaj - of Ghazni, p.87, 100
Gaj - p.39, Madraka Raja 100 BC. - p.44, ruler of Gajni- p.137, ruled Sialkot and Quetta - p.147
Gajan mata- p.134,
Gajni - p.137
Gajvarkar - Naga King - p.95
Gajvkatra - ancestor of Tanks Raja Gajvkatra - p.55,
Gakhar - p.74,
Gamwal - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Gandhar - now known as Kandhar - p.38, Kingdom of the Jats by Raja Gandhar Mahabharat Age - p.44, Genealogy table,p.22-28, Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, - p.33, - Jat Clan in Karna Parva, - p.33,122
Gandhar rock inscription - p.108,
Gandhara - p.32, 38, 77, 83, son of Arh, founded Gandhar (Kandhar) and it was his capital, p.83, 84
Gandhara Mound - p.84
Gandhari - p.32, 38, 84
Gandhi - p.28, 211
Gandhiji - p.215
Ganesha - p.17, 29
Ganga Dhar Tantia - p.160,
Ganga Dhar - p.60,
Ganga River - p.16,17, 29, 32, 37, 55,
Ganganagar - p.103
Gangania - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Gangetic - p.4
Gangoriya - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Gangotri - Hills, called Shiv ki Jata - p.16, 101
Ganishta - Rishi - p.127,
Ganpati - (Ganesh), p.101
Gaocher - p.114,
Garg - Brahmins are of the Mangol race,p.127,
Garhi Nangla - near Gurdaspur, p.181,
Garhi Sampla (Rohtak) - p.211
Garib Das - p.8
Gat - p.4, 18,
Gatae - p.4, 18, 28,
Gatak - p.4
Gathwal - p.49,
Gathwala - Madrak descendant, - p.34, (Kath) republics - p.92
Gauls - Gills in Europe - p.85
Gaur Brahmins - started from King Mandhatha - p.84, most of them eat meat, p.119
Gaur - Jats and Rajput, p.116
Gaur Kshatriyas - started from King Mandhatha - p.84
Gaurs - p.147,
Gauri - p.148
Gaurzai - (derivative of Gaur), p.147
Gautam Buddha- born 567 BC - p.48,
Gawalas - or Gawal Bansi, p.111
Gawaya - p.76,
Gazni - p.40, Kingdom of the Jats By Madraka Raja Gaj 100 BC, p.44,
Gedown - p.39,
Gehlot - p.31, 139
General Dyer - p.207
General K M Cariappa - p.222
General K.S. Thimmaya - p. 223
General Murray - p. 224
General Sir John Irvin Murray - KCB at Aligarh in 1857 - p. 224
General Smith - p.172,
George Thompson - p.185
Georgian - Jorjars or Gujjar, p.115
Georgian tribes - p.115
Germans - p. 229
Germans - p. 234
Germany - founded by Shiv Gotra Jutes, p.44, 85, 204, 208, 210
Ghandra Kaumudi - queens, p.76
Ghandras - p.75
Ghanghorana - p.184,
Gharwar - p.82.
Ghatotkacha (Chandra Gupta I) (r.320 AD), p.57,
Ghaus Mohd - p.175,
Ghazi Uddin - p.161,164,162,163,
Ghaziabad - p.185,
Ghazni - p.39, King Gaj founded Ghazni - p.39, (now in Afghanistan), p.73, p.74, 75, 92, 93, 107, (Zabilastan) - p.116, 144,145, 146, 148, old name was Gazni after Madrak Jat Raja Gaj, p.147 , 190
Ghore - a branch of the Baluches, p.84
Ghorsi - (Ghosi) (Ghorzay), p.116
Ghorzai - p.84
Ghurwal - p.82
Gilgit - the capital of Gills till Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab) - p.85
Gill - Jat clan of Puru branch - p.32, known as Gilzai Pathans - p.39 85, 123,
Gilzai - p.39, Gills in Pathans - p.85
Girana - p.92
Girwar - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Gloraya- p.100
Goch - p.76
Godara - p.140
Godara Jats - descendants of Goha Dutta, a prince of the Mewar, p.85, p.92,
Godawari - p.140
Godhas - p.83
Godhes - p.83
Gogar - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Gogh - p.85,
Goha Dutta, a prince of the Mewar dynasty - p.85
Goha - p.83
Gohad - p.175,
Gohana - p.191
Gohand - Group of Villages of Jats, p.10
Gohasen - p.83
Gokal Singh - p.154, 155,
Gokala - p.154,
Golden age of Jat rule - Ch.IV, p.44
Gomal Valley - Afghanistan, p.32,
Gomat - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Gona - p.131,
Gonal - p.85
Gonda - p.89
Gondal - p.79, 85, Rajputs converted from Jats, p.137,
Gor Jats - p.87, 115
Gorad - p.104
Gorakh Singh - author of Sihags - p.102
Gorakh Sinha - Author of Deva Samhita, p.15
Goran - Mandhatha's mother, p.84
Goraya - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Gorsi - (Ghosi), Gujar after Jats, p.115
Gorzai - p.116
Gote- p.18
Goth - p.
Goth - p.4, 28, 44, Jats, 50,
Gotra - traced from father and not from mother, p.137, 144
Gowal Bansi - p.111
Grah Vardhan of Kanauj - p.62,
Granthis - p.207
Greece - p.
Greece - p.41, consider Balram, brother of Lord Krishna as their ancestor. - p.41, 53, 111, 230
Grenadiers - p. 226
Grewal - p.82
Gujar - p.73, 74, 77, 96
Gujar -
Gujar - p.p.3,5, 6, 37, 111, (ff), p.114, invaded India 400 AD - p.115, Buddhists, 115, 116, 117, 119, 128, kings transformed from Buddhism to Vaishnavism, p.133, 134, 135, 137,138, 139, 141, 176,
Gujaranwala - p.192
Gujarat - p.87, 111, 143,
Gujars- p.143, 222
Gujral - p.183,
Gujranwala - p.78
Gujrat - p.34, 58, 78, 79, 87, 97, 99, 137
Gulab Singh - Dogra Sardar, p.188,
Gulia Jats - Origin, p.86, p.87, 109
Gulmarg - p. 242
Gulrish - Descendants of Gulrish came to be called Gloraya or Kiliraya- p.100,
Gupta Banias - from Jat Gupta dynasty, p.122
Gupta Chandra - p.52,
Gupta dynasty - p.57, 83, 108
Gupta Empire - p.58,
Gupta Rule - p.57,
Gupta - p.5, 55, 57, 60, 62,
Gurbani - p.209
Gurdaspur - p.184 , 192
Gurgaon - p.78, 99,113, 219,
Gurjar - p.114,
Gurkhas - p.197
Guru Arjun Dev - p.179,
Guru Gobind Singh - p.180, 181, 185,186, 187
Guru Nanak Devji - p.178,
Guru Tegh Bahadur - p.179, 180,
Gurubani - p.180,
Gurubax Singh - p.186,
Gurudwara Sis Ganj - p.179, 185
Gurudwara - p.207 , 208
Gurukul - p.204
Gurwa - p.176,
Gwalior Fort- p.179,
Gwalior - p.75, 138,139
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Hadali - p.106
Hadas - of Kotah, p.160,
Hahe - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Hai - Heya, originator of Heer’ gotra Jats,
Hajipur Pass - p. 242
Hajjaj - the ruler of Baghdad, p.35
Hala - king, gotra, p.87,
Halar - dynasty V.S. (187 - 227), p.87
Hamdard Dawakhana - p.220
Hamir Singh - p.130,
Hanga - p.87
Hangamas - a General of the Kushan,Yuechi Tushar, p.87
Hansi - p.135, 148,
Haral - sub gotra of Khokhar, p.90
Harat - p.127,
Hari Jatu - p.45,
Hari Rao - or Bir Bhujann, p.81
Hari Rau - p.46,
Hari Singh Nalwa - p.188
Hari Singh of Kashi - King, p.105
Haridas - p.8
Haridwar - p.16, 20,29,32, Vedic Age Kingdom of the Jats by Vir Bhadra, p.44, 97,
Harit - gotra started from his great grandson of Mandhatha, p.84
Harivel - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Hariyawala - village founded by Heriya Jats, p.74
Harkhiya - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Harlla - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Harold - p.43,
Harphul Singh of Maiyna Rohtak - p. 228
Harsh Charitra - p.62,
Harsh Vardhan - (Bhatti Jat) p.44, 47, 62, 63, 115, 117, 132, the Bhatti Jats, p.137, 143, 223
Harveer Gulia - assaulted Timur, p.87
Haryana - p.11
Haryana - p.
Haryana - p.4,9, 17, 71, 72, 77, 80, 81, 86, 88, 90,97, 99, 102, 125, 138, 147, 165, 185, 199
Haryanvi - p.6
Hasan - p.192,
Hashak - Madraka town- p.72,
Hasti - (Founder of Hastinapur) : Genealogy p.22-28, 28, 32, dynasty, p.41, founded Hastinapur - p.94, p.97, son Kuru, 127,
Hastinapur : Genealogy p.22-28, 32, 44, 45, 97
Hastings - p.43,
Hathras - p.157,171, 185,
Haus Khas - Takshak Village - p.31
Hav. Ajmer Singh - p. 247
Hav. Hukam Singh - p. 248
Hav. Randhir Singh - p. 248
Havildar Ishwar Singh - (IOM), p. 227
Hazara - p.183,
Hazrat Mohammed - The founder of Islam, p.143
He - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Heir - p.75, 79, 88. 102,
Helen - p.53,
Hellas - p.41,
Hellene - people in Greece called Hellas - p.41, confederacy - p.41,
Hem Chandra - p.56, 57,
Hercules - (Balarama), p.111
Heriya - Jats joined Islam - p.74
Herodotus - p.37, described himself as a descendant of Atre (Atreya) - p.41, 42, 43,
Herodotus- p.30, 79
Hieun T-sang - p.29, 38, 61, 62,74, 101
Himachal Pradesh - p.4, 92
Himalayas - p.19, 20, 134,
Hindan River - p.11
Hindi - p.6
Hindon River - p.149,
Hindon - p.79
Hindu Dharma - p.78
Hindu girls - p.154,
Hindu gods - p.133,
Hindu Jats - PVC, p. 245
Hindu Jats - p.9, 73, 88, 95, 102, 197, 225
Hindu Party - p.216
Hindu Rajas - p.180,182,
Hindu religious customs - p.145
Hindu - p.117, 196, 226
Hindu leaders - p.220
Hinduism - p.145
Hindukush Mountains - p.20, 54, 39,
Hindu-Muslim riots - p.219
Hindus - p.77, 101, 72, 97, 124,131,145, 149,151, 153, 163, 169, 178, 188, 202, 210, 213, 217, 219, 220, 221,
Hinyan - faith of Buddhism, p.117
Hira Singh Sidhu - p.184
Hira Singh- p.186
Hira Singh - son of Dhyan Singh, p.189
Hissar - p.80, 92,97, 100, 122, 140, 147
History of Ancient India - by V D Mahajan, p.60,
Hodanwal - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Holkar - p.167,172,
Hongkong - p.207,
Hooda - & Karhvasra branches of Dahiya, p.80, 88
Hooka - p.11
Hoshiarpur - p.70, 88, 103
Htinshbyin - p. 231
Humayun - p.113
Hun - p.135, 132, tribes, p.137, Chief Jabla, 138,
Hun Vansi Parmars - p.137
Huns - p. Battle of Multan, p.11, 60, 61, 108, 114, 115, 116, 125, 223
Hussain Ali - p.158,
Huvishka - p.54,
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Ibrat Nama - p.166,
ICS - p.209
Idol worship - p.144, 178,
IDSM - p. 227, 228, 236
Ikshwaku- p.20, 21
Ilberia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Ilham - (Divine message), p.143
Imphal Kohima road - p. 235
Imphal - p. 235
INA - in Burma, p.209
Independence - p.208
Indergarh - p.86, 87, Pargana in Nagore (Nagaur), p.109
India of the Dark Age - by Kashi Prashad Jaiswal - p.95, 105
India of the Dark Ages - p.55,
India - PVC, p. 245
India - p.5, spread of Buddhism, p.48, 78, 147, 171, 178, 199, 204, 205,212, 222,
Indian Air Force - p. 241
Indian Armoured Corps - 226, PVC, p. 245
Indian Army Officers - p.222
Indian Army - p.201,208,210,212,222, 226, 243
Indian History - by Misar Bandhu - p.89, 146
Indian Military Academy - Dehra Dun, p. 236
Indian National Army - p.209, 210,
Indian National Congress - p.211
Indian soldiers - p.205
Indians in Cauvery - p.103
Indians In The Cauvery - book, p.140
Indo Aryans - p.110, 111
Indo Pak Conflict - p. 241
Indo Pak war 1965 - p. 244
Indo-Gangetic plain - p.153,
Indraprastha - 17, earlier Khand Prastha- p.30, 32
Indraprastha - p.44, 97, 104
Indus River - p.94
Indus valley - p.54,
Indus- p.34, 50,
Infantry Battles - PVC, p. 245
Inter-Varna - marriage,p.127,
Introduction to the Jat race - p.2
IOM - p. 227, 236, IDSM, p. 236
Iran - p.111, 114, 138
Iran - known as Shavi Desh, p.29, 37, 38, spread of Buddhism, p.48, 88, Shavi country, p.101, 102, 126, 143,
Iranians - p.187
Iranians conquered Greece in 480 BC., p.41,
Iraq - p.40,
Iron pillar at Mehrauli - (New Delhi), p.58, 59,
Ishwari Singh - p.160,
Islam - p.
Islam - p.9, 90, 97, 109, 117, 143, 145, 146, 148, 182, 210
Ismaila - p.90
Italians - (Romans?), p.40,
Italy - p.61,
Italy - Jats took part in the civil war in 500 BC, p.41,
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Jabala - the Hun, p.138
Jabalpuri - p.132,
Jabila - Gujar Gotra after Hun Sardar, p.115, 116
Jabla - p.138
Jablapuri - p.116
Jabulistan - p.147
Jadija - p.79
Jadu Ka Dang - Salt Ranges of Punjab, p.79
Jafarwal - p.192,
Jag Jats - Kingdom of the Jats by Scythian Jats, p.44,
Jag Ram - p.176,
Jagadhri - p.183,
Jaglain - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Jagram - p. 228
Jai Chand Jogi - p.193
Jai Chand Vidyalankar - p.107
Jai Chand - of Kanauj, p.140
Jai Chand - p.147
Jai Singh - p.158, 187
Jai Yodhya - on Johiya coins p.109
Jaidhrata - Jayadratha, p.34
Jaihu - princes of Sialkot, p.106
Jaimalo - inscription, p.94
Jaipur - p.58, 79, 114, 140, 159, 160,160, 168,
Jaisalmer - p.40, 74, 99.
Jakh Bhadra - one of five sons of Virabhadra - p.17, - Genealogy table,p.22-28, 98
Jakhar - p.5, A branch of Puru, p.88, 98, dynasty, p.99, Chamar Got, Ahir-Jat: Haryana, Pakistan, p.121, 242
Jalalabad - p.84, 185
Jalandhi - Chamar Got, Jat: Haryana, Punjab, p.120
Jallianwala Bagh - p.207
Jamdagni - Rishi, p.128,
Jamgal - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Jammu and Kashmir - p.32, 81, 98, 188, 232, 234, 244
Jammu - p.184
Jamnagar - p.85,
Jamuna Khadar - p.98
Jamuna - Afghanistan, p.32, 87, 166,
Jandiala - p.108
Jang Shmsher Singh - p.244
Janghat - village of Farukabad, p.74
Janjeha - Rajputs converted from Jats, p.137,
Janjoha - p.74 , 107, Rajputs- p.107 , 108
Janmejai - p.45,
Japan - p.134, 208, 210
Japan- spread of Buddhism, p.48,
Japanese - p.209, 231
Jarasanda - of Magadha, father-in-law of Kansa, p.111
Jarija - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Jarija - established his rule in Kathiawar, Gujarat, p.85
Jartikas - Jat Clan in Karna Parva, p.33
Jaspal - p.85,
Jassa Singh Ahluwalia - p.186
Jassa Singh Tarkhan - p.185,
Jassoran - p. 244
Jat Army - p. 224
Jat boats - p.147
Jat Characteristics - p.5
Jat community - p.153,
Jat death - p.7
Jat Dharmsala - p. 224
Jat dress - p.6, 224
Jat enmity - p.7
Jat fearlessness - p.7
Jat food - p.6
Jat friendship - p.7
Jat gotra - p.3, 5, 10, 28, 44, 47, 54, 55, 77, 93, Jat Gotras, mentioned in Mahabharat, p.110,111,115,116, 122, 128, 132, converted to Rajputs, p.135, 137, 223
Jat Habitation - p.3
Jat hardy - p.7
Jat history - p.77
Jat i-Iran - p.37,
Jat Kingdom - of Sindhu, p.39,49, 140, p.166, 182,
Jat Kingdom of Sindh - invaded by Darius I in 600 BC
Jat Lancers - p. 224
Jat language - p.6
Jat Leaders - p.221
Jat links - PVC, p. 245
Jat marriages - p.12
Jat Muslims - p.99
Jat Nagar - In Kathiawar Gujrat (Sindh) there are ruins of a town which could have been the capital of Sindhu Jats, p.34
Jat Organization - p.10
Jat origin - p.5
Jat Panchayat - p.10
Jat population - p.153,
Jat profession - p.6
Jat race - 15, 124, oldest Martial race - p.222
Jat Rajkumari - wife of Timur, p.150,
Jat Regiment - p. 226, 228, 247
Jat Religion - p.7
Jat rule- p.168,
Jat Ruler - p.163,173,
Jat rulers retained their Kingdoms and had friendly relations with the British, p.197
Jat Sabha - p.108
Jat Sadhus - p.9
Jat School Rohtak - p.221
Jat Sikhs - p.178,
Jat social customs - p.11
Jat soldier - p.174, 200, 222
Jat Squadron - p.201
Jat territory - of Multan, p.146, 147
Jat tribe - p.50,
Jat troops - p.201
Jat troops - p.222
Jat Units - p.201, 222, 226
Jat village - p.181,
Jat - Origin, p.15, 18, 22
Jata - (long hair) - p.16
Jata - p.124,
Jatali - inhabitants in Iran are of Jat community of Yayati Dynasty - p.37, province in Iran - p.37, Kingdom of the Jats By Jat Tribes 2000 BC - p.44,
Jatas - p.15, of Shivji, p.30
Jatat - region, p.74
Jatati - p.175,
Jateli - p.126,
Jatha - p.182,
Jathedar- p.100, 181,
Jathras - p.126,
Jati Bhaskar Hindi Bhasha - p.133, mentions that several Rajput Gotras originated from Kshatriya fathers and mothers of other castes, p.137
Jati Bhaskar - p.79, 122
Jati - p.4, 18, 22, 28,
Jati community lived in Jutland in 2000 BC, p.43,
Jatika - p.34
Jatki - Jat language, - p.6
Jatni - p.13
Jatoli - Island of [[Shavi]- p.101
Jator - p.139
Jatra - or Jatrali meaning Jat, p.56,
Jatrak - p.50, 88
Jatrali - meaning Jat, p.56,
Jatrana - (Jat) Kings), p.139
Jatroti a small island where Jats were settled by Seleucus - p.41,50,
Jats and Rajputs - Ch.VIII, p.132,
Jats during Muslim rule in India - p.143
Jats in Buddhism - p.8
Jats of Central Asia & Europe - Ch.III,p.36
Jats under British rule - p.194
Jats - 4, 5, 6, 11, are descendants of Yayati in whose dynasty Yat was the highest title and their ancient stronghold was known as Shiv ki jata, p.18, 30, 34, 35, 37, 39, 40, 47, 48, 49, 50, 55, 57, 61, 77, 78, 70, 74, ruled over Shergarh in 275 AD - p.74, 76, 77, 98, 105, 71, 72, 85, 91, 93, 94, 109, 110, 115, 117, 119, 122, 123, 124,125,126,128, 134,135, 139, 140, 141, gave a tough resistance to Alexander in the Punjab, p.135, 145, 146,147, 148, 149,150,151, 152, 153,154,155, 157,158,159, 161,162,163, 169, 171,172,173,174, 178, 185, 188, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 203, largest number in INA - p.210, 219, 221, officers - p.222, 223, 225,224, 226, 227, 235 PVC, p. 245,246, 247, 249
Jats - attacked Hansi, p.148,
Jats- finest Soldiers - p.222
Jats - in Northern India, p.145
Jattarana - p.88
Jattaur - p.88
Jattha - of Sardar Jai Singh, p.192
Jatti - clan, p.96
Jattias - p.42,
Jattor - Chittor, then known as Jattor was the capital of Mori branch of Takshaks. - p.31
Jatuson : Genealogy p.22-28
Jatyas - separated from Jats, p.119
Jawahar Singh - p.163,166,167,168,169, 170, 177,
Jawan - p. 226
Jayadratha - p.71, - Sindhu Raja, p.101, before becoming the ruler of Sindh Desh ruled Ceylon, p.101
Jayadratha- p.34
Jazia - Tax, p.149,151
JCO - p.201
Jeest - p.50,
Jeets - p.18, 28,
Jehan Khan - p.154,
Jemadar Gopal Singh - p. 226
Jemadar Hoshiar Singh - p. 238
Jemadar - p. 226
Jhajjar - p. 165,191, 228,236
Jhamat - p.5,
Jhanda Singh - p.183
Jhang - p.92 , 94, 101
Jhanu - p.29
Jharhu Sardar - Phogat leader,p.96.
Jhelum - p.50, 70, 94, 100, 74, 98, 99, 187
Jhinwar - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Jhirka Kalan - p.69
Jhoran- p.186,
Jhung - p.183,
Jidran - p.183,
Jind State - p.92, 114,172, 190, 191
Jinder - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Jinnah - p.214,215,218
Jit Mal - p.176,
Jitesen Kaukwansra - edict excavated in 1215 AD, p.140
Jiwan lok - p.46,
Jiwan Siagh - p.81,
Jiyaji Rao Maratha- p.162,
Jodh Singh - p.185
Jodha Bai -Rajput Princess married to Akbar, p.151
Jodhpur Lancers - p. 228
Jodhpur - p.90, 97, 137, 140
Jogis - p.160,
Johar - customs- p.42,
Johar- p.162,
Johiya - p.5, 108, (Yaudeya) - p.109, Jats, p.109, king Sheer Singh, p.109, 140
Joint family - p.13
Jonjoha - p.106
Joon - p.69, 89
Jug Jat - p.37, 126,
Juhia - Raja Sher Siagh, p.140,
Jullundur - p.76, 88, 70, 103
Jumna Bazar in Delhi-6 - p. 224
June Western- p.174,
Jurel - belonged to Bhadon Ghor Clans, p.84
Justin - p.79
Jut Sikhs - p.4
Jutes - p.4, 18, 28, of Denmark, p.43, 44,
Jutland - founded - p.42, By Shivi Jats, 42, p.44,
Juton - p.4
Juts - p.43, 124,

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K. P. Jaiswal - p.57,
K.M Safequadrat - Russian historian, - p.5
Kabul River - Afghanistan - p.32
Kabul - Kingdom of the Jats by Dard Mahabharat Age - p.44, p.54, 78, 86, 100, 114, 100, 162, 187,190, 226,
Kachhwaha - p.135, 138, 139
Kadrut - p.45,
Kaih - (Katheria)(Ahir gotra) , p.112,
Kair- p.99,
Kaithal - p.185, 191
Kajal Singh - Saran forefather of the Kajala gotra of the Jats - p.99
Kajal Singh - p.192
Kajla - p.99
Kak wgose ?- p.58,
Kak - Jats of Anu Branch - p.32, - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva,p.33, p.89, 91,
Kakar - p.91
Kakarzai- Jats of Anu Branch, p.32
Kakarzi - p.91
Kakatak - p.56,
Kakkar Rai - p.57,
Kakkar - p.57,
Kakrayan - p.90,
Kakria - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kakrola - p.89,
Kakrryan - p.91
Kalahan Bhadra - p.97
Kalak - Madraka town, p.72,
Kalakh - Rishi, p.128,
Kalals - p.86,109
Kalanaur - p.184,
Kalas Bazwa - p.193
Kalas - son of Chaudhary Manga, p.193,
Kalbhoj Bappa Rawal, Bappa Rawal, joined the army of the Jat Raja Man Indra of Chittor, p.83
Kalhan Bhadra - one of five sons of Virabhadra, p.17, Genealogy table,p.22-28
Kalhan - p.97
Kalhari - p.91,
Kalhur - p.91
Kali River - p.11,
Kali Nadi - p.149,
Kaliani - p.69
Kalidah - p.71
Kalidah - where Lord Krishna killed a Bachhak Nag Dhai - p.31
Kalidas - p.59,
Kalika Ranjan Kanungo- p.34
Kalinga - p.53,
Kalsa Misal - p.185
Kalva Verma (340 AD) - p.56,
Kam Saini - p.46,
Kama - p.168,
Kamagata Maru - p.207
Kamsen - or Kamdhan, p.81,
Kanauj - p.62, 63, 76, 175,
Kandal - p.140
Kandewa - p.108,
Kandhar - p.38,
Kandhla - (Ahir gotra) (J), p.112
Kanhiya Misal - p.184,187, 192
Kanhiyas - p.184
Kaniawal - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kanishka - p.63, 117,
Kankhal - p.16, 17
Kannauj - p.132,137
Kannu - Kanswa in Kota- p.30
Kanparia - Rajputs, descendants of a Brahmin widow, p.137
Kanpur - p.206
Kansa - p.111, 125,
Kantipur - p.55,
Kanund - p.114
Kanva - Brahmin ruler after Pushyamitra, p.53,
Kanwar Ajit Singh - p.181,
Kanwar Ishwari Singh - p.160,
Kanwar Madhi Singh - p.160,
Kapora Singh - p.184
Kaporian Misal - p.184
Kapur Singh - Virk Jat founded Kapurthala, p.108
Kapur Singh - p.191
Kapura Singh - p.185
Kapurgarh - p.191
Kapurthala - p.114
Kar - p.56,
Karam singh - p. 230, 233, 234
Karaskar - Jats, who are also called Kakkar or Khokar, p.57, 62, p.91
Karauli - p.168,
Kardastan - p.36,
Kardvi - p.45,
Karen - (Keren ) (Italy), p. 230
Kareva - p.131,
Karewia - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Karhvasra and Hooda Gotras belong to the Dahiya dynasty- p.80
Karhwasra Rao- p.90
Karhwasra - belong-to the Dahiya Clan - p.90
Kariya community - p.192
Karkar - Madraka town- p.72, 108,
Karmabh - a Madraka town, p.72,
Karmach - p.92,
Karna Parva- p.33, 72
Karna- p.33, 81
Karnal - p.92, 95, 107, 138
Karnala - p.183
Karnatak - p.87,
Karoti - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Karskar - Jats of Anu Branch, p.32
Karsker - or Kak wgose ruled Mathura, Aligarh- p.58, 56,
Kartikeya - (Somi Kartik), p.29
Karwasra - p.5,
Kasana - or Kasvan, p.116
Kash Ganj - p.185,
Kashgar - p.29, 38,
Kashgar - (Afghanistan), p.96
Kashi Prasad Jaiswal - p.95, 05
Kashipur - p.95
Kashmir - p.32, 61,69, 82, 87, 89,90, 123, 182, 212, 232,
Kashnara - p.94,
Kashyap - p.20
Kasoran - (J)(Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kasur - p. 244
Kasva - p.87, 92, King Tames, who ascended the throne in 935 AD. p.100
Kataria - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Katariya - p.5
Kath - p.49, 50,
Kathet - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kathi - p.119
Kathiawar - p.34, 58, 97, 111,137,
Kathiya - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Katwaria - Takshak Village, p.31
Kauls? - p.143
Kaurava - p.33, 93 , 101, 104
Kaurwansra - p.140
Kausambi - p.44, 60,
Kaushaki - River, p.127,
Kaushal - p.52,
Kaushik - p.5, 28, Brahmin Gotra originated from Bhatti Jats, p.123, Brahmins, p.127,
Kautilya - p.53, Artha Shastra, p.88
Kehri Singh - p.170,
Kekay - Jat Clan in Karna Parva, p.33
Kewal Rao - adopted pottery as their profession and were called Kumhar, p.100
Khaap - p.57, 102
Khaddiv(?) - p.114
Khadoia - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Khaiao - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Khailari - p.91,
Khaitri - (Lahor), p.90
Khalifa Al Qasim - p.102
Khalifa - p.146
Khalu - p.91
Khamrian - p.37,
Khan Bahadur - attacked by Jats near Dholpur, p.155,
Khan Jehan - p.155,
Khand Prastha - p.30
Khandaa - p.181,
Khandava Van - Indraprastha Kingdom of the Jats by Taxak Pandava Dhillon - p.44,
Khandesh - p.111, 113.
Khandoban - (Indraprastha), p.104
Khanduban - Delhi, p.30, 31
Khankesh, a province in Turkey, and Babylonia - p.40,
Khanko - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Khanna - p.186,
Khanpur - , District Meerut, p.149,
Khap - Group of Gohands, p.11, 147, 153,154,
Kharak Singh - p.188, 192, 193, of Mursan and the first Risldar Major, p. 224
Kharal - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Kharania - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Khare - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Kharnal - p.109
Kharolia - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Khartania - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kharwalia - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kharwaria - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kharyarak - p.58,
Khatana - Gujar after Jats, p.115,
Khathans - p.116
Khatris - p.76, 98, 119
Khattri Jats - descendants of king Kailash of Kashmir mentioned in Rajatarangini - p.90
Khattris - p.93
Khem Karan - p. 244
Kheri Khamane - p.184,
Khetana - p.115
Khew Nauch mata- p.134,
Khijar - p.114.
Khilwar - p.130,
Khirya - Jat Gotra joined Gujars,p.116
Khisans - of Khamrian, p.37,
Khizar Hayat Khan Tiwana - p.202
Khoia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Khokar - Jats defeated and beheaded Mohammed Gauri near Multan, (Sindh) while returning to Ghazni, p.148
Khokar- p. 5, Jats of Anu Branch - p.32, 57,
Khokhar - Jats slayed Mohammad Ghori near Multan - p.87, derivative of Kukar, 90, 91, 106, Rajputs converted from Jats, p.137
Khokkar - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Khokra-kot - p.17
Khontal - (Kantal), p.90
Khorasan
Khormba - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Khosa - p.114
Khosra - p.92,
Khotan (Afghanistan) - p.96, 107, 115
Khotani - p.116
Khujar - p.114
Khungai - p.89
Khurha - p.192
Kiliraya- p.100,
Kilkil Nag - 55, p.91, or Bhind, p.91
Kilkil River - p.91
King George V’s Own Lancers, p.201
King - gotra, revolted against the Guptas in or about 350 AD, p.91
Kingas - (J)(Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kirayan - p.5, Brahmin Gotra originated from Bhatti Jats, p.123, 127,
Kirohli - p.8
Kirwal - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kiryan - son of Medhavi became Brahmins - p.85
Kishan Ganga - p. 242
Kitcher - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Klock - Jats of Anu Branch, p.32
Koak - p.108,
Kohali (Amritsar) - p. 241
Kohat - p. 227
Kohima - p. 235
Koh-i-Noor - p.182,
Koil - (Aligarh), p.185
Kok : Genealogy p.22-28
Kokaltas - A great Jat king, who invaded Khurasan and occupied it - p.150,
Kokan - (Kaikan) near river Herat, p.73
Koli Megh - Chamar title, p.119,
Kontal - p.90
Koot dynasty - p.56,
Kori - Chamar title, p.119,
Kosaksambha - p.127,
Kosar - p.114,
Kosli - Rewari, p.113
Koslia - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kot Khokhar - in Mewar has been the capital of the Sihag rulers. - p.102
Kotaria - akin to Jats, p.122
Kothani - Chamar title, p.119,
Kothwal - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kriah - Raja of Digh, p.76
Krishana - Genealogy p.22-28, 29, 33, 41,, (Ahir gotra), 82, 85, 87, 110,
Krithmala - (Manu) son of Surya, p.19
Kshatriya - p.32,49, 56, 77, 82, 84, 126, 127, 128, 133,
Kubakh Rishis - p.128,
Kuchesar - [Bulandshahr]], p.80, 176,177,
Kuharh - p.91,
Kukar - p.90, 91, dynasty, 91
Kukar- Jats of Anu Branch - p.32, (Khokar) - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Kukarnag - p.91,
Kukat - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33, Jat Clan in Karna Parva, p.33
Kul Jang - or Bikramaditya IV, p.89
Kulashi - p.90,
Kulhad - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kulin Brahmins - p.123
Kultana - p.99
Kulutung - reigned upto 1227 AD, p.89
Kumaon Regiment - p. 239
Kumar Gupta - p.59,117
Kumbher - p.171,
Kumhar - p.100
Kunal - son of Ashoka - p.53,
Kunjpura - p.181,
Kunti - p.129,
Kuramjansiya - Chamar title, p.119,
Kurar - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Kuru - Genealogy p.22-28
Kush - p.137
Kushan - p.92,
Kushana dynasty - p.54,
Kushana - p.28, 50, 58,
Kusl Kirayana - akin of Gill Jats, p.123
Kusmariya - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
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Lachhvi Dynasty - p.44,
Lachhvi - Madrak descendant- p.34
Ladakh - p. 134, 240
Ladh Singh - Jakhar leader of Haryana, p.88
Lahore - p.90,100, 102, 158, 181, 182, 183, 186,187, 189, 199, 206,213,
Lahotia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Lake Nuh - Khotan Kashgar (Afghanistan), p.96.
Lakshman - p.125,
Lal Hussain - The Deputy Commissioner of Rohtak was a Mohammadan, p.221
Lal Kuan Dawakhana - p.220
Lala Lajpat Rai - p.199, 206
Lalali - Rishi , son of a Vaish, p.127,
Lalla - p.92, 107
Lamanshi - p.93
Lamba - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Lamba - p.93
Lance Dafedar - p. 225
Lance Naik Karam Singh VC - p. 230,232, 234
Lance Naik Pritam Singh - p. 247,
Lance Naik Shamsher Singh - p. 247,
Lance Naik - p. 231
Lancer Dafadar - p. 227
Landi - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Larsian - p.185
Lasan Deo - His brother Viran Deo, p.175,
Lashkari Khan- p.186
Last Mounted Parade - p. 225
Lath Desh - p.111
Lath - (Gujarat), p.143
Lau - p.93
Laumiri - Baluchi Jats - p.39,
Laxman Kachhwaha - (933 A.D.), p.140
Laxman - p.139
Leather work - p.117.
Leh- p.134,
Leonidas - King of Sparta in 480 BC, p.41,
Libba - p. 244
Lichhavi Jat Dynasty (1 to 340 AD) - belonged to Madrak dynasty and were called Karskar, p.56, 55, - name changed to Gupta, 344 AD - p.56, 57,
Lieutenant Colonel Dal Singh - son of Ram Sarup Joon, p. 244
Dal Singh - p. 223
Lion of the Punjab - p.187
List of Ahir gotras - p.112,
Loachas - (Ahir gotra) (J), p.112
Loharu - p.80, 185
Lohchab - p.71
Lohna - branch of Khatri, p.90
Lomri - region in Balochistan, p.32
London - p.209
Lord Krishna - p.71,111, 125,
Lord Lake - 1803 AD, p.113, 172,172,173, 173,175, 191,
Lord Shiva - p.15, 38,
Lowa Khurd - p.89,
Lt Col Sidhu - p. 246
Lt Gen. Harbaksh Singh - p. 241
Lt. Col Rajinder Singh - p. 234
Lt. Col. A B Tarapore - PVC, p. 245
Lt. Col. Bhullar - (Jat), p. 246
Lt. Col. Golwala - p. 248
Lt. Col. Golwala - Pakistani, p. 249
Lt. Col. Hayde - the CO, MVC, p. 249
Lt. Col. Hyde - p. 247
Lt. Col. S.S. Minhas - p. 246
Lt. Colonel R. Dening - p.201
Lt. Gen. Harbaksh Singh - Army Commander, PVC, p. 245
Lt. Gen. Harbaksh Singh, Vr. C. - p. 241
Lt. Gen. J S Dhillon - Corps Commander, PVC, p. 245
Lt. Gen. Joginder Singh Dhillon - p. 242
Ludhiana - p.82.
Luharu - p.97, 100
Lyallpur - p.213, 241

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M V C - p. 234
Maare - p.89
Madanpal - had a son called Subaipal, p.76, 10
Madav Rao Holkar - p.160,
Madek - Captain with Bharatpur Jats, p.171,
Madh Rama - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Madha - gotra, p.94
Madhavi - p.127,
Madhgtri - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Madhian - p.94
Madho Singh - p.160, 169
Madhubal - p.62,
Madra - p.93
Madrak - Jat p.4, 33, Jat Clan in Karna Parva, p.33, 34, 44, Jat gotra - p.50, 55, 56, 57, 72, 93, 107, Jat gotra, p.137,
Madrak - did not recognize the institution of 'Varnas' - p.57, King whose capital was Sialkot, p.58,
Madraka - Raja Gaj 100 BC. p.44,
Madras - p.173,
Madrayana - p.93
Madri - p.129,
Madri - mother of the Pandavas.- p.33
Magadh - founded by Chandra Gupta Maurya - p.44,
Magadh - p.44, 47, 55,
Magadha - p. 31, 49, 52,53, p.55, 61,
Maha Samant - title, p.83,
Maha Prathihara - title - p.96
Maha Vir Chakra - p. 234
Maha Jati - p.39,
Mahabat Khan - p.155,
Mahabharata - p.30, 35, 47,57, 69, 70, 72, 73, 78,79, 82, 84, (Karna Parva) King Shalya called Jatit, p.93, 94, 95, 98, 101, 102, 107, 108, 129, 223
Mahakartak - title, p.83
Mahal - p.94
Mahant Narayan Das of Gurudwara Nanakana Sahib, p.207
Mahapratihar - title, p.83,
Maharaj - title, p.83.
Maharaja Ashoka - p.53,
Maharaja Bhupinder Singh - p.191
Maharaja Jawahar Singh - p.166,
Maharaja Kanishka - p.54,
Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab) - p.75, 85, 103184, 185 187, 188, died June 1839, 188
Maharaja Sawai Jawahar Singh - p.168,
Maharaja Shri Krishna Singh - p.174,
Maharani Kishori - wife of Maharaja Suraj Mal, p.168,
Mahatma Budh - p.119
Mahatma Gandhi - p.205, 209
Mahaval - p.81,
Mahayan - p.117
Mahe - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33, 93, dynasty, p.94
Mahi - p.93,
Mahinderpal - (88?-915 A.D), p.138
Mahipal - p.46,
Mahit - p.93
Mahity - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Mahiwal - Jats, p.94
Mahmud Ghazni - p.100, His booty seized by Jats, p.135, 145, 146, 147,223
Mahuntnaisi - Bhat p.80
Maina - p.192
Mainwali - p.85,94,
Maittrayana - p.127,
Maj Gen Budh Singh - p. 240
Maj Gen Jang Shmsher Singh - village Bahu Akbarpur (Rohtak), p.244
Maj Gen Khem Karan Singh - MVC, p. 242
Maj Gen Rajinder Singh Sparrow - p. 234, Divisional Commander, PVC, p. 245
Maj. Kingsley, a famous Jat squadron commander of 19th KGVO Lancer - p. 223
Majhroha - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Majmal-ut-Twarikh Waqiate Panj Hazar Sala - p.47,
Major Asha Ram Tyagi - p. 248
Major Chandan Singh - awarded MBE in 1945 - p. 227
Major Dal Singh - p. 244
Major Dalip Singh Sandhu - p. 246
Major General H.S. Gahlaut - p. 243
Major General K S Thimayya - p. 234
Major General Swarup Singh Kalan - p. 242
Major Mostyn Owen - p. 223
Major Prakash Singh VC - p. 229
Major Raghbir Singh Sandhu - p. 248
Major Risal Singh - p. 234, 235, 236
Major S.R. Yadav - p. 248
Major Shaitan Singh - p. 239, Company of Ahirs, p. 239, 246
Major Williams - p. 225
Majwar - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Makran - p.32
Makran - province of Baluchistan belonged to the Jats, p.39, 40, - Kingdom of the Jats Province by Sindhus, p.44,
Malak - p.50, 92, title, 107
Malaya - who ruled Malva, p.58, 241
Maldev - p.130,
Malfuzat Temuri - p.150,
Malha - Jats, p.94
Malhi - p.5, 94, (Ahir gotra) (J), p.112
Malhia - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva,p.33, Jat Clan in Karna Parva, - p.33
Maliha - p.50,
Malik Kafur - a Hindu (Saini) convert, p.149,
Malik - Madrak descendant, - p.34
Malik - (branch of Madraka), p.92
Malla - Jat Republic, p.55,
Malli - p.94
Mallianwala - p. 230
Malo - p.94
Malodh - p.190
Malwa - p.11, 62, 63, 84, 94, 98, 108, 137, 138
Mamnenez - The King of Khorasan, who drove out King Shal Bahan from Ghazni. He then established his capital at Sialkot, p.74
Man Indra - p.83
Man Vantra - p.21
Mandan - p.94,
Mandh - p.94
Mandhal - p.94
Mandhata - p.127,
Mandhathna - p.84,
Mandothi - Rohtak District, p.176,
Mandothi - p.80, (Rohtak), now in district Jhajjar, p. 228
Mandsor - p.60, 108, 138,
Mangal Rao - son of Gaj of Ghazni, ruler of Lahore, p.100
Manglana - Inscription of Karhwasra 1215 AD, p.90
Mangani Ram - p.177,
Mangol - p.127,
Mani Majra - p.89
Manik Chand - p.46,
Maninder - Jatrana, p.139
Manipur - p. 231
Manirka - Takshak Village, p.31
Maniwala - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Mankir - p.73.
Mann - p.77,80 , 81, 99, 102
Mann - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33, Mann chiefs had secured a high position and respect in the court of Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab), p.103, Chiefs Of Bhaga - p.192, Chiefs Of Mughul Chak, p.192
Mansarovar - exists in Chittor, in the memory of King Maninder Jatrana, p.139
Mantri Jawahar Singh, grandson, of last Mantri Dhyan Singh,p.189
Manu Sumariti - p.118
Manu - p.19
Mao - p.71
Marathas - p.76,93, 98, 151,152, 155,160,162,163,164,165,167, 168, 171, 172,182, 183,
Mard - p.74
Marichi- p.20, 99,
Maroth- p.90
Martial race - p.222
Marwar - p.88, 98, 169
Masur Rao - son of Gaj of Ghazni, ruler of Sialkot, p.100
Matahia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Matan - (Rohtak), p. 227
Matash - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Mathela - p.71, 102,
Mathura - p.17, 31, Kingdom of the Jats by Bachhik, p.44, Mahabharat Age - p.44,55, 78, 87, 90, 95,96, 103, 107, 153,170,
Matsara - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Matsya Puran - p.17
Matsya Puran - p.96, 107
Mauglaw - p. 235
Maulvees - p.198
Maurana - Jat gotras, p.53,
Maurya dynasty - p.52, 72, 105 ,
Maurya - Jat gotras, p.53, 102, 105,
Mauryan kingdom - p.52,
Mauryan - Jatti clan, p.96
Mausoleum of Akbar - p.155,
Mawrya - where Jats were settled by Seleucus - p.41,
MC - p. 234, 240
Meat eating - p.118
Medh - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Medhavi - p.45, grandson of king Hasti, 127,
Meena - p.140
Meerut - p.92,98, 99, 224
Meghwal - Chamar title, p.119,
Meharkul - Gujar Gotra after Hun Sardar, p.115,
Meharkul - son of Torman, p.138
Meheria - p.93, 94
Mehiwal - p.93,
Mehnut Nain - p.140
Mehrauli - p.99
Mehrkul - p.60,
Mehttam - (Meham), p.17
Mejmaul ul Tawarikh - p.94,
Mel - p.44
Menander - p.54,
Meo - p.119
Mewar - dynasty, p.85, 98,
Mewat - p.4, 58,159,
MG battalion - p. 229
Mian Sir Fazle Hussain - p.213,
Mianwali - p.70
Middle East - p. 234, 235, 236
Midh - p.44, Jats of Sindhu Desh, p.102
Midhan - 44, Rajputs, p.92, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Midharh - p.94
Military Cross - p. 235
Military Exploits of Jats - Chapter XIII, p.222
Military Medal - p. 231, 235
Minas - p.159,
Mir Ibrahim - alias Mahabat Khan, p.155,
Mirh - Jats, p. 34, brought from Sindh and settled in Arabia during the Abbasid rule, p.40, Jats , migrated, to Arabia, Syria and Baluchistan, p.94, 95
Mirhas - p.93
Mirhan - Jat clan of Puru branch , p.32
Mirza Nazaf - attacked Bharatpur, p.171,
Mirza Raja Sawai Jai Singh - the Governor of Mathura, p.156,
Mirzapur - p.111,
Misals - p.183, 187
Mitha Tiwana - p.106.
Mitra - p.127,
Mochi - Chamar title, p.119,
Moghul Court - at Delhi,p.154,
Moghul Durbar - p.160,
Moghul Emperor - p.171,
Moghuls - p. 224
Moghuls - p.155,159,175,
Moghuls - p.193
Mogul Government - p.182,
Mohai - p.5,
Mohakam Singh - son of Churaman, p.158,
Mohakhan - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Mohala - p.85
Mohamad Ali Jinnah - p.210
Mohamad Bin Quasim - p.90
Mohammad Ghauri - p.11, p.76,- slayed by Khokhar Jats, 86, beheaded by Khokar Jats, p.135, 144, 147, 148, 175,
Mohammad Ghazni - p.144,145
Mohammadan Law - p.216
Mohammadans - p.97
Mohammed Pur - Takshak Village, p.31
Mohammed Shah - p.158,
Mohpalpur - p.99
Mojam Rao- p.100,
Mokal - village of near Daska, p.193
Mokhari - p.60,
Molodhgarh - p.191
Mongols - p.145
Moolraj - Descendants came to be called Munda- p.100
Mor - Jat gotras, p.53,
Moradabad - p.94
Mori - p.31
Moriya Jatoti - (Greece) By Morya Army, p.44,
Morvi - p.85
Morya - p.44,
Moscow - p.5
Mount Abu - p.116, 128, 132, 133,
Mount Sina - p.19
Mount Sumeru - p.19
Mr. Glancy - Governor of the Punjab, p.214
Mudgals - p.81
Mudgil - p.5, Jat clan of Puru branch , p.32, descendants adopted both the Varna Kshatriya and Brahmin, p.85, - akin to Gill Jats, p.123, 127,
Mudki - battle at Mudki in December 1845, p.189
Mudrak Raja - Subhagsen of Ghazni, p.31
Mudyal - p.76
Mughal Emperor - p.192
Mughals - p.88
Mughul dynasty - p.190
Mugul Chik - prominent Mann chief, p.103
Muhammad Gauri - p. 223
Mohammed Bin Kasim - p.35
Mujmalul Twarikh- p.34
Mukh Ram - of village Badli (Rohtak) , Risaldar, p. 224, Mukh Ram's son, p. 227
Muktsar - p.180,
Mula - p.108,
MulfuZai Temur - p.150,
Multan - Battle of Multan, p.11, 57, p.79, 87,92, 94, 99, 104, 106 135, 183,
Munda - (Ahir gotra)(J), p.112,
Munda- p.100
Muni - p.75
Munir Maidnat - Muslim Governor of Agra, p.175,
Mursan - state (near Aligarh), p.106, 157, 204
Murshid Ali Khan - ruler of Mathura
Murtaza Khan - Governor of Faridabad, p.161,176,
Muslim customs- p.80,
Muslim Federation - p.216
Muslim invaders - 143 , attacked Somnath, p.146, 175,
Muslim Jats - p.32, 83, 87, 88, 94, 104, 225
Muslim league - p.213, 214, 219
Muslim merchants - p.144
Muslim Nawabs - p.183,
Muslim Rajputs - p.221
Muslim rule - p.131, 148, 153, 194
Muslim rulers - p.144, 151, 223
Muslim - p.5, 73, 77, 82, 146, 153, 163, 178, 188, 196, 201, 202, 210, 213, 216, 220, 221
Mutiny 1857 - p.197
Muzaffarnagar - p.11,79, 92, 94, 148,
MVC - p. 248
Mylaw - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
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N.W.F.P. - p.216, 218
Nabha State - p.127, 190, 191
Nabha-ji - p.79, Nabhaji of the Yadu dynasty ancestor of Yodha Jats - p.109
Nadir Shah - p.159, 182, 185, 223
Nag Datt - descendant of Goha killed by the Bhils, p.83
Nag Vanshi- p.42,
Nag - king remarried his daughter with Arjuna on the demise of her husband Sevdhas, p.130,
Nags - p.31, 55, 101,104
Naga dynasty - p.55,
Naga - (Shiva), p.17
Nagas - conquered Mathura 4th Century AD - p.54, p.89, - a branch of Bharshiva Nag gotra, p.95,
Nagar Brahmins - p.55,
Nagaragram - A rock inscription of Nagaragram in Jaipur speaks of Jaimalo, p.94
Nagendra Nath Bannerjee - p.34, author of book 'Bangla Shabd Kosh' - p.101
Nagor - p.54, (Nagaur) Jats ruled in 275 AD, p.74
Nagpur - p.55,
Nahak - father of Yayati- p.20
Nahar Singh - p.166, 167,168,
Nahhara - ancestor of Nehras - p.95, p.109
Naik Manphool Singh - p. 248
Nainwal - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Najib Uddaula - the grand vazir of Delhi,p.166, 168,
Najibuddin - p.167,
Nakhnia - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Nakka - p.184,
Nakkai Misal - p.184
Nakodar - p.184
Nal - p.130,
Nambardars - p.200
Nand dynasty- p.72.
Nand Ram - of Hathras and Mursan, p.157,
Nanda Dynasty - p.52, 53,
Nandal - p.95
Nandan - his descendents were called Nandal, p.95
Nander - p.181,
Nandiya Panthi - Chamar title, p.119,
Nandlal Dey - p.72,
Nangla Kabir - p.89,
Nangloi - (Delhi), p. 243
Nanhakhera - (Seria) near Dighal, p.70
Nanna - elder wife of Baldeer, p.42,
Nanu- (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Napoleon Bonaparte - p.171,
Nar Vardhan - p.62,
Nar Verma - p.60,
Nara - (Nehra)(Ahir gotra), p.112,
Narhari Dev - p.45, ancestor of Nehras - p.95
Narharu Dev - p.45,
Narisinghpur - p.58,
Narnaul - p.114, 175,
Naro - p.95
Narvarma - p.108
Nasik - p.87
Nasir Hussain Mashade - Saiyad Sardar, p.86
National Movement - p.209
Native States of India- p.174,
Naudipur - p.108,
Naunihal Singh - p.188
Naushera - p. 231
Nawab Jehan Khan- p.186
Nawab Masawi Khan - of Farukhnagar, p.165,
Nawab of Karnal - Midhan gotra, p.94
Nawab of Oudh - p.166,
Nawab of Rohilla - p.173,
Nawab of Jhajjar - p.191
Nawabs - p.187, 196
Nawal Singh - p.170,
Nazibudaulah - p.162,
Nazis - p.212
Neel Puran - gives geography of Madraka Kingdom, p.93
NEFA - p. 239
Nehra - p.95, hills, p.96, in Jaipur - first capital of Nehras - p.96, Jats, p.140
Neku Shah - p.158,
Nepal - p.55, 105,
Nepalese Minister - p. 223
Nester - p.41,
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose - p.209
Neug Nu - a Chinese historian,p.36, 126,
Nhaar - p.95
Niani - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Niel - p.39,
Nishanawali Misl - of Gills, p.85, 186
Nishchal Das - p.8, 9
Noah - Lake is near Kashgar, p.20
Nodhgarh - p.190,
Nogaja - district Jullundur - p.75
Noha - p.96
Non-Aryan - p.6
Non-Jat communities - p.200
Non-Muslims - p.216
Noon - p.5
Norman - p.44,
North India - p.197
North Western India - p.5
Northern India - p.4, 54, 94, p.104, 115, 117, 145, 223
Northwest India - p.89
Nowshera - p.84, 192,
Nuh - or Noah, p.19, kings - p.96
Nuhal - p.96
Nuhwal - Jats ruled over Khotan, p.96.
Nuna Mazrah (Ram Sarup Joon's village) - p.89,
Nuniyal - (Ahir gotra) (J) - p.112
Nyasa - p.50,
Nyog - p.131,

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Ochandi - village, p.71
Offshoot Communities of the Jats - Ch.VI, p.110
Okhla - p.154,
Olha - p.70,
Onla - p.70,
Onra - p.70,
Origin of Jats - p.124,
Oswal - born from father Dahiya and mother Vaishya, p.79
Oswal - p.5, Bania Gotra of Dahiya origin, p.122,
Othiwal - (Othval) Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva- p.33
Oudh- p.182,
Oven - meant Budha, the forefather of Chandra Vansh Jats - p.43,
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Pachade- p.80,
Padma Vibhushan - p. 241
Padmananda - p.49, 52,
Padmavati - p.55, 95, 105
Padmini - p.130,
Padris - (Christian priests), p.198
Pahul - p.185,187
Pahulkot - Sihag capital, p.102
Paiharheri - p.89,
Pakistan Army - p. 242
Pakistan - PVC, p.
Pakistan - p.77, 94, 72, 75, 88, 90, 104, 117, .212, 218, 221, 232, 234, 242, 244, 245, 246, 248,
Palansi Rao - p.76, 175,
Palav - p.33
Palius - p.82
Pamir - p.29, 38,
Panchayat - p.165,
Pandavas : 17, Genealogy p.22-28, 30, 32, 33, 35, 44, 76, 97, 103, 104, 105
Pandits - p.145, 198, 200
Pandu - p.129,130,
Pandwa - (not of Mahabharat age/epic)- p.20
Panini - p.Ashtadhyayi- p.33, 82, 94,
Panipat - p.164,172, 182,
Panwalia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Panwar - p.92, 96, 116, Gujars of Hun origin, p.132,
Param Bhatt - p.62,
Param Vir Chakra - p. 234
Parbati - p.29
Parihar - p.96,
Parikshit - p.31, 104
Parm Bhatti - p.62,
Parma Chhak - (Shiva) p.17
Parmar - p.116, arose from Agni Kund - p.133, p.138, Sanchirya mata, p.134, 143
Parmasaini - p.45,
Paro sen - p.61,
Parsurama - p.126, 128,
Partihars - p.116
Partition of India - p.219
Parvati - p.14
Parwaes - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Parwatsain - p.45,
Patam - p.50,
Pathans - p.57,
Pathankot - p.184,
Pathans - p.39, 78, Pathans called Gilzai - p.85, 88, 114, 116, 183, 188, 226, 227,
Patiala - p.
Patiala - p.92, 98,99, 114, 183, 188, 190, 191
Patiala misl - p.100
Patliputra - p.52, 55, - (Patna) - p.56, 59,
Pattabhi Sitaramayya - p.209
Patti - p. 244
Patton Nagar - PVC, p. 245
Pattons - PVC, p. 245
Patwari - p.194
Pauniya - p.97
Pauranic Mat - p.141, 178, 200
Pava Datt - p.108,
Pava - p.94,
Pehlawat - p.70
Pehwa - Edict No.1, p.137
Pensioner - p.220
Persian - p.47,
Peshawar - Kingdom of the Jats by Lachhvi Dynasty about 3rd Century, p.44,
Phalaswal - Jat clan of Puru branch, p.32
Phalor Kot - in Jodhpur, p.140
Phalswal - (Poruval), 98, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Phillora - p. 243, 244, 245
Phogat - descendants of the Chauhans, p.96.
Phool Singh - p. 227
Phool - p.190, 191
Phul Rao- adopted pottery as their profession and were called Kumhar - p.100
Phulkian Dynasty - p.190, 196
Phulkian - Sidhu royal dynasty of Bhatti gotra, p.74
Pindi ghep - p.183,
Pipal tree - p.50,
Pirt wa - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Pisan - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Pisawa- p.75
Pishora Singh - p.189
Pliny - p.40,
Polygamy - p.50,
Pon Bhadra - one of five sons of Virabhadra, p.17, - Genealogy table,p.22-28
Pondicherry - p.171,
Ponya - p.97
Poonch - p. 242
Poothvar - p.183,
Portugal - p.41,
Porus - Jat clan of Puru branch, p.32
Porus - p.49, 98
Poruswal - Jat clan of Puru branch ,p.32
Poruswal- p.98
Prabhakar Vardhan - p.62,
Pradhan Bisrwae - p.45,
Pradhan Chand - His son Santosh Singh adopted Sikhism, p.192
Prasad - p.207
Pratap Singh - p.189
Pratap Singh - a rebel Sardar of Jaipur, p.168,
Prathihar - p.96, title - p.96, 116, Gujars of Hun origin, p.132, 133, Gajan mata, p.134,135, 137, 138, 139, 143
Prayag - p.4,
Prechhat - p.45,
Premier of the Punjab - p.214
Present Jat Gotras - Ch.V,p.68
Prithvi Raj Chauhan - p.86, 137, 147, 148, 175,
Prithviraj Basa - p.94
Prophet Ali - entrusted the protection of his treasury in Bagdad to the Jats - p.40,
Prophet Hazrat Mohammed - p.143
Ptolemy - p.82, 93
Puar - (J)(Ahir gotra),
Pulkeshin Solanki - p.63,
Punar Vivah - p.131,
Punbwar - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Puni - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Punia - p. 97, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116, ruled over 300 villages, p.140
Punjab regiment - p. 226, 240
Punjab - p.4,5,9, 29, 34, 53, 54, 55, 57,77, 79, 102, 122, 73,77, 78, 79, 90, 92, 100, 106, 107, 69, 74,75,76, 81, 82, 87, 88, 90, 98, 72, 98, 98, 137,155, 147, 150, 181, 182, 188, 199, 206, 207, 212, 213, 215, 216, 217, 218, 230, 242, 245, 246,
Punjab Battalion]] - p. 247
Punjabi Jats - p.137
Punya - p.97
Puran Singh - Ahir Chief,
Puranas - p.77, 102, 71,
Purmirh - p.94
Purnwal- p.98,
Purohits - (Priests), p.134,
Pursaini - p.45,
Puru Bhadra - p.97
Puru Dynasty - p.175,
Puru - p.16, 18, 21, 29, 31, 44, 49, 79, 105, 70, 97, 98, 85, 76,
Purusik - Porus tribe in Mahabharata - p.98
Pusharen - p.60,
Pushyamitra - Brahmin ruler, p.53,
Puth - p.177,

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Qandhar - p.122.
Qeita - Kingdom of the Jats by Madrak, p.44,
Quaid e-azam - title of Jinnah, p.213
Quandhar - p.84
Quetta and Sialkot of Baluchistan were capitals of Madrak Kings. - p.39, 93, 147
Quit India - p.209
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Rabad - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Racial purity - p.12
Radanvan - p.85
Radhakrishnan - p.41,
Radhe Lal - p.81,
Rae - p.98
Raesor - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Raghunath Rao Bhau - p.164, 168,
Raguhunath Rao Maratha - he marched towards Bharatpur and besieged the fort in 1754- p.162,
Rahbar-e-Azam - title of Sir Chhotu Ram, p.213
Rahdasi - Chamar title, p.119,
Rai Dahir - p.35
Rai Dass - p.117,
Rai - p.98,
Railways - p.194
Raisina - p. 224
Raj Bhalai - Chamar title, p.119.
Raj Gupta (275 to 300 AD) - also called Shri Gupta, - founder of Gupta dynasty - p.57,
Raj Kaur - mother of Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab) - p.187
Raj Raja - p.69
Raj Vanshi - p.119
Raj Vardhan - p.62, 63,
Raja Ajit Singh - of Bundi, p.158,
Raja Amar Singh of Patiala - p.185
Raja Anangpal - p.137
Raja Bishan Singh - grandsons of Mirza Raja Sawai Jai Singh, the Governor of Mathura, p.156,
Raja Brijender Singh - p.174,
Raja Chol - p.137
Raja Daksha - p.16
Raja Hasti - of Hastinapur, p.44
Raja Jai Dev - p.55,
Raja Jai Singh - p.158, 159,159, 160,
Raja Jaipal - p.145
Raja Jaswant Singh - p.151
Raja Jayadeo - His son Palansi Rao, p.175,
Raja Karan Singh - p.190
Raja Madho Singh - of Jaipur, p.161,168, 169
Raja Mahendra Pratap - p.203
Raja Man Singh - of Gwalior, p.175,
Raja Nahar Singh - of Balabgarh, p.113, 197
Raja of Nabha - p.207
Raja Pratap Bhanu - p.118
Raja Ram Deo - p.175,
Raja Ram - p.154, killed in the battle while helping Chauhan rulers against Sekhawats, p.155, 156,
Raja Ranjit Singh - p.172, 174, 188
Raja Sundar Verma - p.57,
Raja Suraj Mal - 160, attacked Delhi, p.161,162, 163,164, 165, 167, 168, 176, 182,
Raja Vijay Singh - p.169,
Raja Virabhadra - p.44
Rajaji Formula - p.215, 217
Rajas - p.196
Rajasthan - p.4, 5, 9, 79, 78, 94, 96, 88,92,97 ,98, 100, 116, 192, 197,
Rajasuya Yagya - p.82
Rajatrangini - p.61, 62,
Rajayapal Yadawa - p.75
Raje Bije Ranya- p.72,
Rajendra Chol - p.69
Rajeshwari - p.62, 63,
Rajgarh - p.79, 97, 140
Rajgiri- p.52,
Rajguru - p.206
Rajkot - p.85,
Rajlu - p.98
Rajpur - p.98
Rajput Chiefs - p.146
Rajput Gyan Sagar Gutka - a book acknowledged by Raja Ganga Singh of Bikaner - p.137
Rajput Kingdoms - p.144
Rajput - p.3, 5, 13,20, 58, 74, Dahiyas, p.79, 77, 94, 103, 105, 76, 85, 90, 91, 93,96, 103, 115, 116, 117, 119, 123, did not exist before 8th Century AD,p.128, 134, 135, 137, 138, created from Gujars, p.139, 144, 145, 146, 148, 151, 152, 156, 157,160, 163, 168, 169, Rajput rulers of Rajasthan, p.197, 221, 222
Rajputana Rifles - p. 226, 236
Rajputs - descendants of foreign invaders is not correct- p.132, converted from Jats- p.137, descendants of Jats, Ahirs and Gujars (Smith), p.137, 141
Rajsuya Yagya - p.76
Rakshak - p.45, (Demons), p.77, 118, 133,
Ralsian - Village, p.185.
Ram Chehra - of Sagaryas, p.155,
Ram Chandra - p.82, 118, 125,126, 137
Ram Chandra's son - Lau, p.93
Ram Dhan - p.177,
Ram Singh Marwari - p.161,
Ram Singh- p.174,,
Ramayan - Uttrakand, p.118, 125,126,
Ramdasiye - Chamar title, p.119,
Ramgarhia Misal - p.185
Ramgarhian - p.187
Ramgupta - p.58,
Rampur - p.185,
Ramsefield- p.137
Rana Bhagwan Singh - p.175,
Rana Kirat Singh - p.175,
Rana Lasan Deo - his son Saghan Deo in the court of Alauddin, p.175,
Rana Nihal Singh (1873 to 1901) - p.176,
Rana of Mewar - p.160,
Rana Raj Singh - p.151
Rana Ram Singh (1901 to 1911) - p.176,
Rana - p.83
Ranbir Singh - correct name:Harveer Gulia]], a wrestler of Gulia Jat gotra, p. 224
Ranchi - p. 231
Randhawa - p.99,
Randhawa - Chief of Khundha, p.192, Chiefs Of Talwandi - p.192
Randhir Singh Saran - son of Kajal Singh - Saran, p.99, founded the village of Jhandiala in 1580 in the Punjab, his descendants are called Randhawa, p.100
Randhir Singh- p.174,
Rang Mahal - near Surat Garh, p.140
Rangmahal - the capital of Johiya king Sheer Singh, p.109.
Rangoon - p.207,
Rani Chand Kaur - Daleep Singh's mother , p.189
Rani Kaumudi - p.175,
Rani Kishori- p.162, 171,
Rani Padamni - p.149,
Rani Zidhan - p.189
Ranjha - p.5,
Ranjit Singh of Lahore - married into this Kanhiya Misal - p.184, son of Maha Singh- p.170, 171, 173, 174, 183, 184, 186, 187, 188, 189, 191, 192, 193, 196
Ranjit - p.45,
Rao Bahadur Captain Lall Chand - p.202
Rao Balbir Singh - made the chief of the Ahir Khap, p.114
Rao Birendra Singh - Ex. CM Haryana, grandson of Rao Tula Ram - p.114
Rao Gaj Singh - p.89
Rao Joon - p.89
Rao Kallur - p.91
Rao Maare - p.89
Rao Puran Singh - p.113
Rao Raja Tula Ram of Rewari - p.114, 197
Rao Rura Singh- Ahir Chief of a Pargana Rewari, p.113
Rao Tej Singh - Ahir Chief, p.113
Rao Tula Ram - of Kosli (Rewari), p.113, - born in 1825, p.113, 114
Rao - p.98,
Raralia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Rashak - gotra, p.107
Rashtra Koot - p.56,137
Rashtra Kot - p.98
Rashtra - p.98, 137
Rashtrakuts - p.132,
Ratangarh - p.92,
Ratapat - p.105 ,
Rath - village capital of Tank, p.105
Rath- p.137,
Rathee - Jat Gotra - p.56, 98, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116, Banias - akin to Rathi Jats, p.122, 137,
Rathore - Rajputs, p.151
Rathore - Rajas, p.159, of Jodhpur]], p.160,
Rathore - p.82, 99, 109, 137, Gotra is Girahwar, a Jat gotra also called Grewal, p.137, 140
Rattan Singh - p.170,
Ravi River - p.93
Rawalpindi - p.85, 183,
Rawasia - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Rawat - Jats, 98, p.99
Razia Sultana - daughter of Qutabuddin Aibak, p.149,
Razia - p.149,
Red Fort of Delhi - p.184
Reshtri- Jat Clan in Karna Parva, - p.33
Rewari - p.113, 114 , 197
Rhola - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Richhpal Ram - p. 230
Rig-Veda - p.32
Riots- p.221
Risal Singh - p. 236
Risaldar Badlu Singh VC - p. 228
Risaldar Harnarain Singh - p. 223
Risaldar Major Honorary Captain Inder Singh - p. 223
Risaldar Major Jag Ram - p. 227
Risaldar Major - p. 201, 225,
Risaldar Mir Singh - p. 227
Risaldar Mukh Ram - p. 226
Risalu - of Sialkot, p.106.
Rise of Jats against Aurangzeb and establishment of Jat states - p.153,
Rishi - p.5
Rishika- p.137
Rishis - p.118
Ritu Bhan - p.130,
River Attak - p.183
River Beas - p.49,
River Chambal - p.182,
River Ganga - p.20, 52, 125,
River Indus - p.37,40, 49,
River Jamuna - p.154, 155, 184, 185,
River Ravi- p.179,
River Saryu - p.19
River Satluj - p.50,109, 185, 206
River Sihun - (Oxus), p.79
River Tavili- p.30
Roads - p.194
Roh Nala Bund - Pakistan, p. 244
Rohilkhand - p.91, 138, 182,
Rohilla - Nawab, p.161,
Rohitak - Kingdom of the Jats by Shivi Dynasty - p.44,
Rohtak - p.8, 17, 77, 79,70, 71,79,80, 102, 70, 88,90, 92, 96, 97,98, 80, 191, 211, 220, 221, 240, 242
Rom - (City) by Midh 3rd century - p.44,
Rome - attacked by Jats - p.42,
Roop Singh - p.158,
Roras - p.86,109
Roswalia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Rot- p.137
Rowat Sunaya - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Rowlat Act - p.205
Royal Air force - p. 241
Royal Fusiliers Company - p. 237
Rudragamana - p.109
Rudrasena - p.81
Rughiniya - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Ruhal - p.98
Rupar - p.79, 184,
Rurki - p.87
Russian - p.5, 114

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Sabakwal - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Sabha Parva - p.17, 32, 70, 71, 72
Sabti - p.87
Sache Padshah- p.179,
Sada Kaur - Mother-in-law of Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab), p.187
Sadashiv - p.164,
Sadat Khan - Moghul Chief, p.161,
Sadhan - p.82,
Sadhie - p.82
Sadhnana - p.82
Sadhne - p.82
Sadhora - p.181,
Sadhre - Muslim Jats of Druhyu Branch, p.32
Sadhus - p.123
Sadraiyu- Muslim Jats of Druhyu Branch, p.32
Safdar Jang - Grand Wazier, p.161,
Safdar Jang- p.162,
Sagarh - p.74
Saghan Deo - in the court of Alauddin, p.175,
Sagroha - derivative of the word Saroha - p.92
Sahajpal - p.105
Saharavat - Chamar Got, Jat:Haryana, p.122
Sahasra Bahu - p.126,
Sahi - p.99,
Sahotas - p.94, 95
Sahrawat - p.98, Jats, p.99
Sahu - Jats, p.103
Saidpur - p.92,177,
Saihu - princes of Sialkot - p.106
Saimaryhhula - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Saiyad Nasir Hussain - p.109
Saj - p.99
Sajij - p.45,
Sajra - p.82,
Saka - p.tribe - p.37, 38, 132,
Sakrati - p.177,
Salhawas - (Rohtak) (Now Jhajjar district, Haryana]) - p. 242
Salt Range - p.39, 49, 79, 107
Sam Vrate - (Samprati) grandson of Ashoka - p.53,
Samana - p.181,
Samchana - p.89, 104
Sameshwar I - p.69,
Sameswar II - son of Ahumal Solanki ruled upto 1176 AD, p.89
Samru - Frenchman, Captain Samru- p.167, Captain with Bharatpur Jats, p.171,
Samudra Gupta - p.40, 57, 58, 109, 111
Samudra- p.21
Samugarh - p.157,
Sanatana - p.85,
Sanchirya mata- p.134,
Sand - p.99
Sand - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Sandal - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Sandhar- Chamar Got, Jat : Haryana - p.122
Sandhariya- Chamar Got, Jat : Haryana Bagar, p.122
Sandhu Singh, a Jat of 'Kalal' clan, p.186
Sandm- p.186,
Sang- Chamar Got, Jat Sikh : Punjab, p.122
Sanga - p.99
Sangh Verma - founder of Mokhari dynasty, p.60,
Sanghamia - or Manipal, p.81,
Sangla - p.49,
Sangrur - p.191, 230,241
Sangwan - p.99
Sangwan - (Jat) Kings, p.139
Sankanank - ruled Gwalior, p.58,
Sankhol - District Jhajjar, p. 236
Sankhoo - p.140
Sansani - p.78, 155, 156,
Sansanwal - p.78
Sanwalia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Sanyati - Genealogy table,p.22-28
Sanyogita - Swayamwara, p.76, 175,
Sapur - King of the second of Sasanian dynasty - p.39,
Saragarh - p. 227
Saran Rao - son of Masur Rao, - descendants called Saran
Saran - branch of Bhatti, p.99
Sarang Dev - Sant Sarang Dev and seven brothers of Dhulia Jat gotra came from Kharnal village in the Indergarh Pargana in Nagore (Nagaur) - p.109, Sarang Dev's samadhi at Badli, p.87
Saraswat Brahmins - p.137
Sardar Abus Samad - p.158,
Sardar Ajit Singh Sandhu - p.203,
Sardar Alha Singh - p.183,
Sardar Amer Singh - p.190
Sardar Bhagat Singh Sindhu - p.206
Sardar Bhagat Singh - p.203
Sardar Bhaghail Singh - p.185
Sardar Chattur Singh Attariwala, - p.189
Sardar Fateh Khan Motiyanwala (Tiwana) - p.189
Sardar Gajpal Singh - p.191
Sardar Gujar Singh - p.183
Sardar Gurbax Singh - p.185
Sardar Hamir Singh - p.191
Sardar Hari Singh Dhillon - p.183, 193
Sardar Jai Singh Dhariwal - included in twelve misls of the Sikhs - p.81
Sardar Jassa Singh - p.185
Sardar Jodh Singh - p.193
Sardar Lahana Singh - p.189
Sardar Maha Singh- p.186
Sardar Mahan Singh Sukharchakiya - p.191
Sardar Mahatab Singh - p.192, 193
Sardar Makhan Singh - 1500 AD obtained a big jagir of 87 villages, p.106
Sardar Mokal Singh - p.193,
Sardar Saindha Walia - p.189
Sardar Sham Singh - p.185
Sargu - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Sarki - p.185
Sarnawasi - p.140
Saroha - p.92, title - p.107
Saroka - p.92
Sarsu - jungles of Mewar, p.99, 139
Sarupval - or Suryaval - p.81,
Sarv Khap - p.Group of Khaps, p.11, 148, 149, 223
Sarvadat - p.46,
Sarwankumar - p.118
Sasank - invaded Kanauj, p. 63,
Sat Jit - (Ahir gotra),
Sat Sri Akal - p.209, 246
Satak Raj Rishi - Vishvamitra, ancestor of Bijarnia, p.72,
Sathila - village, p.72
Sati - p.16, 17, 29, customs- p.42,
Sati - the daughter of king Daksha, p.101
Sati - The system of Sati was prevalent in Jats at the time of Alexander's invasion, - p.50,
Satish Raj Solanki - p.69
Satjit - p.29, 41, 110, 111
Satluj River - p.92,137, 189
Satoti - p.28
Satroya - p.76,
Satvahanas - p.53,
Satyabhama - (Satluj), p.93
Satyanami - Chamar title, p.119,
Satyarth Prakash - p.44, 199
Satyawan - Satyawan’s gotra was Shalaw, p.34
Saukri - p.177,
Saurashtra - p.98,
Savi - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Savitri - p.34
Savkpal - accepted Islam, p.100
Sawai Raja Jai Singh - Kachhawaha of Jaipur, p.152, 157,
Sawai - title adopted by Jawahar Singh, p.168,
Sawar - p. 225
Saxons - p.43, 44,
Scandanavia- p.30, Scandanavian community was Shiva Vanshi Jats (Todd), p.42, Sikandh Nabh,- p.42, By Shivi Jats - p.44,
Schurath - p.45,
Scindia - p.114
Scots - p.43,
Scott - British SP, p.206
Scythes - p.43,
Scythian - p.30, 125,126,
Scythian - Jats, p.44,
Scythians - distribution, p.39,
Scythians - Uchis settled on Sihun River, p.37,
Second world war [1939-1945] - p. 208, 225,231, 241
Sehri - Khandaa a Jat village of Dahiya Gotra, 20 miles west of Delhi, p.181,
Seila - p. 239
Seistan - p.29, 38, Kingdom of the Jats Province By Shivi Jats 2000 BC, p.44,
Sekhawats - p.155,
Seleucus - Alexander's General - p.53,
Seleucus - Alexander's General from Hellene confederacy. - p.41, recruited a large number of Jats in his army - p.41,
Sep. Bal Ram - p. 247
Sep. Gurnam Singh - p. 247
Sep. Kanwar Lal - p. 248
Sep. Mahabir Singh - p. 249
Sergeant Ship - p.174,
Seria - (Rohtak),p.70.
Seth - p. 28, King Seth of the Ardas branch - p.38, Chandravanshi, p.122
Sevdhas - p.130,
Shaft Mohammad - p.213,
Shah Alam - p.177, 191
Shah Alamgir II - p.162,
Shah Jehan - p.138, 151, 179,
Shah Zaman - p.187
Shahabad- p.186
Shahabuddin Mohammad Ghori - p.76, 84
Shahasi - King Shahasi Vansh, p.75
Shahi Jats - p.101
Shahid Ganj - p.213
Shahidan Wali Misal- p.186
Shahikasva - p.100
Shahiwal - p.100.
Shahjahan - p.106
Shahpur - p.70,94 ,106, 192
Shahpura - Takshak Village, - p.31
Shailendra - In Inscription at Kanswa, capital at [Shalpur]]- p.30
Shaista Khan, the Governor of Agra, p.155,
Shaks - p.82,
Shaka - p.58,
Shaka - p.33
Shaka Raja - Rudragamana, p.109
Shakil (Sialkot) - p.108
Shakilnagri - Sialkot, p.93, (Sialkot), p.107
Shakla Nagri - (Modern Sialkot), Todd found a rock inscription, 93,
Shaktar - p.52, 53,
Shal - originating from Sialkot, p.56,
Shalaw - p.34
Shalbahan - p.87
Shalbhon - p.99.
Shalchandra, son of Vir Chandra- p.30
Shale - originating from Sialkot, p.56,
Shalpur- p.30
Shalvahan - king son of Gaj founded his capital at Sorath in Gujarat - p.87,
Shaly - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Shalya - p.108.
Shalya - p.72, 93, called a Madrak Jat, p.93, Raja of Sialkot- p.33
Sham Singh - p.185
Shamsi - p.75
Shamsuddin - p.157,
Shapur - p.85,
Sharangi - Rishi, p.127,
Sharanpure - p.183,
Sharia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Shastras - p.133, 137
Shatru Mardan - p.46,
Shatruaal - p.46,
Shatrumardhan - p.81,
Shavi Country - p.29
Shavi Desh - Iran, p.29
Shavi gotra - p.17
Shavi - p.4, 16 , 17, Jat Gotra, p.29, son of Ushinar, more popularly known as Shiv Ji, p.29, Scythians, p.30, 37,38,73, 101, 104, Jats, p.106
Shavistan - province of Iran, Seistan - p.29, p.38, Shavi founded the country of Shavisthan (Siestan) in Iran and also the Island of Jatoli, p.101,
Shavisthani - Scythians, p.30, or Seythians, p.38,
Shawal- p.100
Sheer Singh - Johiya king - p.109
Sheikhupura - p.108
Sheiksar - p.85
Sheoraj - Descendants came to be called Sheoran, p.100
Sheoran- p.100
Sher Singh Johiya - Juhia Raja, whose capital was Rang Mahal near Surat Garh, 186, 189
Sher Singh's son Pratap Singh, p.188
Shergarh in Multan, p.104
Sheriya - Kingdom of the Jats Country by Midh Sindhu Jats, p.44,
Shershah Suri - p.113
Shesh Nag - p.31, 52,
Shi - originating from Sialkot, p.56,
Shiheen - p.125,126,
Shihoon - River, p.125,
Shish - p.29, 38, Iran there is a Mausoleum of prophet Shish, p.101
Shishu Bandha - p.17
Shishu Bhadra - p.28
Shiv Chand Kapoor - historian of Britain - history, p.43,
Shiv Jata - p.97
Shiv Ji - p.16,17, 29,
Shiv Ji’s Jata - p.16
Shiv Ji's Jata - p.125,
Shiv ki Jata - p.16,the birthplace of Jat Raja Vir Bhadra, p.17, 29, 44
Shiv Rao - p.102,
Shiv Singh Bahadur - p.160,
Shiv Vanshis - p.17
Shiva Ji - p.155,
Shiva Purana - p.16, 97
Shiva - p.14, p.17, Names after Shiva, 18, 55, 97
Shivaji - p.152
Shivaliks - p.16
Shivalyas - p.18
Shivasthan - (Seistan), p.71
Shivi Dynasty - p.44,
Shivran- p.100
Shiya - Muslims, p.152
Shoram - p.11
Shorao - p.71,
Shorkot - fort in Jhang, constructed by Shavi rulers, p.101
Shoron - Distt Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, p.148,
Shovalia - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Shradhs - p.118
Shudra dynasty - p.52,
Shudra Woman - p.49,
Shursain - p.45,
Siahkot - p.184,
Sial - Chamar Got, Jat: West Pakistan
Sialiba - p.184,
Sialkot - p.32, 33, 54, 81,93, 94, 100, 106, 107, 147, 243, 245
Sialkot and Quetta of Baluchistan were capitals of Madrak Kings. - p.39,
Sidhu - Madrak descendant, p.34, 190, Chief Of Saranwali, p.192
Sidhu Brar - p.190
Sidipur Lowa in Rohtak - p.192
Sidmukh - p.92, 140,
Siege Of Bharatpur - by Lord Lake in 1805, p.172,
Siestan - in Iran They also founded kingdoms of Turkistan and Scandinavia, p.101
Signal Officer - p. 245
Sihag - p.79, 80, 81 , 102, Sihag king offered a gift to Yudhisthira on his coronation, p.102
Sihun River - p.37, 126,
Sik patal - p.45,
Sikander Hayat - (chief Minister of Punjab), p.202
Sikandra - at Agra, p.155,
Sikarva - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Sikarwal - Jats, p.103
Sikh Battalion - p. 247
Sikh Jats - PVC, p. 245
Sikh Jats - p.71, 72, 82, 84, 85, 87, p.88, Malhi, p.94, 225, 226, 227
Sikh Panth - p.178, 207
Sikh Regiment - p. 226, 232
Sikh Regimental Centre - p. 231
Sikh rulers - p.196
Sikh Squadron - p. 223
Sikh - p. 246
Sikhism - p.9
Sikhs - p.70, 72, 73, 77, 81, 82, 85, 91, 97 , 185, 186, 188, 189, 101, 102, 201,202, 207,208,213,217, 221, 230
Siladitya - Yashodharman's son
Silgi - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Simon Commission - p.206
Sindh - p.4, 41, Kingdom of the Jats Country by Midh Sindus, p.34, 44,48, 54, 69, 71, 87, 90, 98, 216, 218,
Sindhan Wala - p.187
Sindhar - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Sindhar - gotra is a derivative of Sindhu, - p.71, 102
Sindhaw- Jat Clan in Karna Parva, p.33
Sindher - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Sindhi - p.71, 77
Sindhu Desh - p.102
Sindhu Raja - Jayadratha, p.101,
Sindhu - p.Jats - p.34, 35, 39, 40, Jats from Sindh - p.41, 44, Jat Kingdom - p.48, 71, 96, 101, 102
Sindhu Jats - in Basra 6th Century, p.44,
Singal - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Singapore - p.207
Singh Raj - p.46,
Singhal - p.5,
Singhavarma (535 AD to 585 AD) - p.108
Singhbhum - p. 235
Singhpal - or Kalik, p.81,
Singhwala- p.186,
Sinsini - p.154, 156, 157,
Sir Chhotu Ram - p.211,212,213, 214,215
Sir Henry Smith - p.189
Sir John Murray - who raised 14th Murray's Jat Lancers - p. 224
Sir Khazir Hayat Khan Tiwana, p.214
Sir Khizr Hayat Khan - belonged to Mitha Tiwana, p.106, 213
Sir Shahabuddin - p.108,
Sir Sikander Hayat Khan - p.213,214
Sir Sunder Singh Majhitia - p.213,
Sir Umar Hayat Khan - from Mitha Tiwana, p.106
Sirhind - p.181, 190, 191
Sirohi - p.84, 92,
Sirsa - p.17, 122
Sisodhia - (Ahir gotra) (R), p.112, p.160,
Sisoviya - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Siyab Khan - p.177,
Siyalkot - Kingdom of the Jats by Madraka, p.44,
Siyan - p.76,
Siyana - p.177,
Skanda Gupta - p.59,
Smith - p.137, 138
Smokartik - (Kartikeya), p.101
Sobraon - War in 1847, p.189
Sobti - republic, p.49, 50,
Sochas - p.98,
Sogaryas - p.156,
Sohal - p.103
Sohan Pal- founded the dynasty of Bichor, p.76.
Sohar - Kings in Mahabharata, p.103
Sohat - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Sohiyan Fathegarh - p.184,
Sokalgarh - p.192,
Solankhi - p.115,
Solanki - p.69, 89, Rajput, 103, Rajputs originally called Chalukya, p.137, 139, 143
Som Maitra - p.127,
Soma- p.21
Somnath - temple, p.146
Sonchir - p.45,
Sone Ki Chirya - (Golden sparrow), p.144.
Sone - p.52,
Sonepat - p.55, 70, 89, 90, 105
Sorashtra (Rathi) - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33
Sorath - p.87
Sortri - Chamar title, p.119
Sosaph - p.108,
Sototi - King was Takshak, p.104
South Africa - p.205
South Eastern India - p.89
South India - p.69
Southern India- p.137
Spain - p.41,
Srikrishan Singh- p.174,
Strabo - p.30, 36, 39, 43,
Subedar Ajmer Singh Vr.C - p. 246
Subedar Gurdev Singh - p. 246
Subedar Neki Ram - Dalal of village Mandothi [Rohtak] - p. 228, 229
Subedar Pale Ram - M.M., p. 248
Subedar Richhapal Ram Lamba - p. 229
Subhag Sen - ruler of Ghazni, p.74, in Afghanistan of Ghore dynasty, p.84
Subhag Sen - The last ruler of Ghazni, p.39, a Jat ruler Gandhar who had succeeded king Bir Sen of Bhatti Jat gotra, p.54,
Subhash Chandra Bose - p.209
Subkutgin - p.145
Suchet Singh - Dogra Sardar, p.188,
Suddha Singh - p.186,
Sugreev - p.129,
Sujanpur - p.192,
Sukar Chakia Misal - p.186
Suker Chak - village, p.186
Sukhdev - p.45, 206
Suktaiya - p.78
Sulaiman Nadvi - author of Tawarikh Tibri, p.39, p.40,
Sulaiman Nadwi - came to India as a trader, p.73
Sulankhlan - p.103
Suleman Nadvi - his book Tarikhe-Tibri, p.116
Sulkhyianpal - p.103
Sulokhan - p.103
Sultan Mahmood Ghazni - p.145, 146
Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni - p.105
Sunaria - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Sunder Singh Majithia - p.202
Sunder Verma - ruler Patliputra (Patna), p.56,
Sunehra - p.183,
Superintendent Police - p. 224,
Surahti - Village in Tehsil Jhajjar, p.165,
Suraj Mal - p.161, 164, 165, 166, killed - p.166,
Suraj Mal - got the title of Raja through the ceremony of 'Rajsu Yagya', p.159, Jat villages - p.159,
Suraj Mal of Bharatpur - p.106.
Suransain II - p.45,
Surya Vanshi - Ikshwaku group as Surya Vanshi- p.20, 37,84, 91, 103, 127,
Surya - p.99
Suryati - p.183,
Swami Dayanand Saraswati - p.9, 198
Syce - p. 225
Syed Abdullah - p.158,
Syed Brothers - p.158,
Syed Hasan Ali - p.154,
Syed Hussain Ali - p.158,
Syria - p.41,

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Tahk - (Ahir gotra), p.112,
Taih - princes of Sialkot, p.106
Tak : Genealogy p.22-28, 28, 104, 147
Takhar - p.104,
Taki - Gotra, p.31
Tak-is - (Takshaks) on the banks of River Indus, p.40,
Takshak - p.4, 17, 28, branch of Shavi Gotra- p.30, Pandavas defeated the Takshaks, - p.30Takshaks joined Duryodhana’s army- p.30, Jats - p.31, warrior killed king Parikshit - p.31, - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, p.33, 36, Takshak Jats ruled Alexandria in Egypt. Their title was Asi, p.40, 41, Nag - p.55, 73, 77, 101, Takshaks ruled the earth, p.104, 137,139
Takshakkhad - (Tashkand) founded by Taxaka, p.104
Takshakstan - p.36, (Turkistan) founded by Taxaka, p.104
Takshal - p.104
Takshala or Taxila - p.31
Takshan - p.36,
Takshar - p.91
Takshasthan - Turkistan, p.31
Takshkand - Tashkand or Tashkent - p.31, 36,
Talwandi - p.192
Tank - Madrak descendant- p.34, 55, 92, 104, 105,
Tanwar - p.70, 95, 98, 104,105, 107, Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116, descendants of Pandavas- p.137, 139, 175,
Tar Jatali - a Jat, p.36,
Tar - Sialkot, p.108.
Tara Singh Gheba - p.184
Tara - p.129,
Taran Taran - p.185
Taraori - Battle of Taraori, p.11
Targha - Randhir Singh's grandson who became Sikh- p.100, Pargana- p.100, 192
Tarikhe Gujran - p.70
Tarikhe-Tibri - p.116
Tartar - p.29, 104
Tartary - p.38,
Tashkand - 36, Kingdom of the Jats by Taxaka Mahabharat Age, p.44,
Tashkent - p.31, 36,
Tatiya Tope - p.114
Tawarikh Tibri - by Sulaiman Nadvi, p.39, 40,
Taxak - p.44,
Taxila - p. 31, 53, Kingdom of the Jats by Taxaka Mahabharat Age - p.44, (Taksila), p.104, 107
Tazke-babri - p.150,
Tej Sen- p.75
Tejpal - or Jitmal, p.81,
Temuri - p.150,
Tewathi - village in district Gurgaon, p.106.
Tewathiya - p.106
Tewathya - Of Ballabhgarh, p.176,
Thainawa - p.106
Thainwar - branch of Thainwa, p.106.
Thaiswa - p.106
Thaka - p.108,
Thakrela - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Thakur Bahadur Singh - Pattedar of Badesar - his book "Gyan Sagar Gutka"- p.137
Thakur - title conferred on Badan Singh by was conferred upon Badan Singh by Raja Jai Singh - p.159,
Thal Eshorgarh - on the banks of River Godawari, p.140
Thal - p. 227
Thalesar - capital of Dahiyas on the bank of the river Godavari- p.80
Thana - p.177,
Thand - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Thanesar - p.150,
Thaneswar - p.62, 63,
The struggle for independence, p.201
Theodius - king of Italy, p.41,
Theodius gave his daughter in marriage to the Jat leader, p.42,
Thian mountains - p.107
Thin - branch of Thainwa, p.106.
Thithwal - p. 234
Thoon - p.158,
Thukrila - p.105
Thukrila - (Ahir gotra) (J), p.112
Tibet - p.37, spread of Buddhism, p.48, 119, 126,
Tigris - p.29, 38,
Tilpat - p.154,
Timur Nama - p.150,
Timur - p. 87, 115, 150, 223, 224
Tin-Hazari - p.175,
Tira - Parihar capital, p.96, (Achalgarh) in the area of Mount Abu, p.116
Titarwal - Jat Gotra joined Gujars, p.116
Tithwal - p. 232, 242
Tiwana - Hindus are Jats, p.106, Muslims are Rajputs, Jats - 106, p.107, Rajputs converted from Jats- p.137, 189
Tobarya- Chamar Got, Jat: Haryana Bagar, p.122
Todd - p.
Todd - p.
Todd - p.31,39, 40, 42, 70, 74, 76, 93,122, 130, 137, 148,
Todd's Rajasthan - p.37, 71, 75,77, 79, 104, 105, 127, 133, 146, 149,150,
Tokhar - p.107
Tole - p.85,
Tomar - Descendants of Hun Chief Torman, p.137, 138, 139, 175,
Torman - Gujar Gotra after Hun Sardar, p.115,
Totila - Jat leader - p.42,
Trans Oxiana - p.150,
Traori- p.86
Triner- p.42,
Tughluk - p.105
Tukhar - p.104
Tunga Bhadra River - p.69
Tur - p.88, 105
Turk - p.
Turk - word derived from Takshan and Takshak, p.36,of Takshak origin, p.116, 145
Turkey - p.40, 41, 227
Turkish - Jats, p.116, tribes - p.126,
Turkistan - p.145
Turkistan - p.31,36, 78, 88, 102, a pure Jat country, p.116, 126,
Turna Wati - p.169
Turvasu - p.21
Tusar - Jat Clan in Karna Parva, - p.33, - Madrak descendant, - p.34
Tushar - p.87, 104,105, 107, 137, 139
Tusharsthan - p.105,107, 137

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U.P. - p.79, 80, 81, 112
Uchi - p.126,
Uchi - p.36, 37,
Udai Bhutt- or Drutyaketu, p.81
Udai Chand Brahmin - of Indergarh, p.86
Udan - younger wife of Baldeer- p.42,
Udaupal - p.45,
Ugarsain - p.45,122
Ugrasen II - p.57,
Ujarda - p.89,
Umang Devi - daughter of the Chol king, p.69
Umer Bin Moosa - Jat Commander, p.39,
Umer Bin Moosaiw - who wrested Hirat and Kaikan from the Jats in 1023, p.39,
Unin Devi - Jats built temple on a rock of this goddess in Iran - p.38,
Unionist Government of Punjab - p.206
Unionist Party - p.213, 216
Upgunusthan - Afghanistan - p.32, 38,
Uprising in 1857 - p.196
Urdas- p.18,71,
Uri - p. 242
Ushina - p.22
Ushinar - 16, father of Shiva, p.17, 18, 28, whose son was Shavi, p.29,96, 101
Uthwal - p.107
Uti - (Uchi) - p.36,42,126,
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V D Mahajan - author of History of Ancient India p.60,
V. A. Smith - p.69
Vaer - p.159,
Vaish - ff third Varna of the Aryans, p.122
Vaish - gotras, p.79
Vaishnavism - p.54, 55,
Vaishnavism - p.83,
Vaishnavite - p.73
Vaishnavites - p.63,
Vaishya - p.79
Vaisnavite - p.61,
Vaisuta Manu- p.20
Vak Vaishya - father: Dahiya Dungarji and mother Musa, p.80
Vak - Bania Gotra of Dahiya origin, p.122
Valmiki Arnya Kand - p.118
Varansi - p.94
Varnas - p.48, 57, 127,129,
Vashishta - Rishi, p.127,
Vasudeva - p.54,
Vayu Puran - p.84, 107
VC - p. 228, 230
Vedas - p.133,199
Vedic era - p.127,
Vedic period - p.90
Vedic philosophy - p.178,
Vedic Sammati - p.127,
Vedic - p.9
Vedic Religion - p.198
Vichitra Virya : Genealogy p.22-28, 128,
Victoria Cross - p. 228, 229, 236
Vidharia - (Ahir gotra), p.113,
Vidur : Genealogy p.22-28, 128,
Vigrah Chauhan- (972 AD), p.138
Vijaya Chand - King, p.75
Vijaya Pal - Raja of Bayana, p.175,
Vijayapal - founded the Rajput dynasty of Karoli, p.76.
Vikram Samva 187 - 227: Halar dynasty rule, p.87
Vikram Samvat 597: - p.30
Vikram Samvat 1100: p.76
Vikram Samvat 512 - 525 : p.83
Vikram Samvat 564: p.11
Vikram Samvat 952: p.175,
Vikramaditya - p.58,
Viktar - p.52,
Vir Arjun - ruled Narisinghpur- p.58,
Vir Bhadra - born, - p.15, - descendants of Vir Bhadra came to be known as Jats - p.16, - of the Puru dynasty was the ruler of Talkha Pur near Haridwar - p.16,18, - Genealogy table,p.22-28, 44,75,97, 175,
Vir Maha - p.45,
Vir Narayana temple - in village Gadar of district Dharwar
Vir Rana - Sihag ruler, p.102,
Vir Sain - p.46,
Viran Deo - got a Jagir at Gohad, p.175,
Virat Nagar - p.175,
Virendra - Prince son of Shailendra - p.30
Virk - Jat Gotra in Sabhaparva, - p.33, 62, are Vahikas, p.108, Jats of Malwa, p.137
Virkgarh - p.108
Virkgary - p.108
Virsal Sain - p.45,
Vishnu Gupta - Chanakya,Kautilya, p.53,
Vishnu Puran - p.69, 85, 104
Vishnu Vardhan - p.61,
Vishnu Verma - p.60,
Vishnu - p.59,
Vishwamitra - p.127,
Vishwamitra - p.28, 29
Vr. C. - p. 247
Vradha Bal - of Lau dynasty in Drona Parva, p.93
Vushishka - p.54,

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Wadika : Genealogy p.22-28
Wadyar - the present rulers of Mysore, p.69
Waqiate-panch Hazarsala - p.81,
War and Sports of Indian and an Officers Diary - by June Western, p.174,
Warfare - p.222
Warrior - p.71
Watapi - or (Vatapi), p.69
Wazir Najibuddulph - p.177,
Wazir Sadat Khan - p.176,
Wazirkhan - p.181,
Wazirwali - p. 244
Wellesley - p.175,
West Pakistan - p.5
Western Punjab - p.84, 94, 99, 102, 103, 104, 107
Widow marriage - p.12, 113, Aryan custom, p.128, 139, 141
World War I - p. 229
World War II - p.211, 219, 222, 240, 244

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XI Corps - p. 242

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Yadav Vansh - p.55,
Yadav - (J)(Ahir gotra), 111
Yadhu - Branch, p.29
Yadu Bansi - p.111
Yadu Bhan - nephew of Nabha-ji and brother of Jadija, p.79, coins, 79, 85
Yadu — p.18, 21, - Genealogical tree of Yadu - p.22, 30, 41, 78, 88, 89, 96, - (Ahir gotra), 110
Yaduvanshi - p.78, 106
Yaduvanshi - p.119, 122
Yadvendra Singh - p.191
Yagya - at Kankhal, p.16
Yamuna - p.104
Yashodharaman - p.138
Yashodharman - p.60, 61, 108, his son Shiladitya, p.108, 115, 223
Yashomati - wife of Prabhakar Vardhan and daughter of King Yashodharman of Malwa - p.62,
Yashovarman - p.108
Yashwant Rao Holker - p.172, 173,
Yashwant Singh- p.174,
Yat - p.4, 15, 17, - the highest title of Yayatis, Origin of Jats, p.18, 96
Yates - p.4
Yati - p.18, 28,
Yaudheya - p.108,
Yavan - p.41,
Yayat - p.4, 15, 18
Yayati Vanshi - p.110
Yayati - p.
Yayati - p.5, 18, father of Jats- p.20, Genealogical tables, p.21, 28, 29, 31, 32,dynasty, 38, p.71,72, 96, 97, 101, 104, 110, 125,127,
Yechdemus - Greek ruler - p.54,
Yet - p.4
Yeti - p.4
Yeuchi - p.28,
Yodha - p.50, 108, Jats, Nabhaji of the Yadu dynasty their ancestor, p.109.
Yodhya Republic - on Johiya coins p.109
Yodhya - Yaudheya, p.55, whose rule included Bikaner and Bahawalpur- p.58,
Yodhya - Kings in coronation ceremony of Yudhisthira, p.108.
Youdheya - Jat, p.50,
Yucchi = Jat - p.418, (Yuti), p.54,
Yudhishthira - p.30,31, 33, 44, 45, 70, coronation - p.91, 96, 107
Yudhisthra Samvat 3008 - when ancestors ruling dynasty of Jaisalmer were driven out of Gazni - p.40, 190
Yuehchi - (Yuti) race, p.54,
Yugendrapal - author, p.108
Yunan - other name of Greece is after the name of Chandra Vanshi King Yavan who was from Satjit branch of Yadu, p.41, (Greece), p.111
Yuti - p.28, 54,

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Zabalisthan - p.84
Zablastan - of Kabul, p.116
Zabulistan - p.145
Zafar Jung Kokaltash - sent to crush the Jats, p.155,
Zaildars -p.200
Zamindar League - founded in Punjab, p.202
Zamindars - p.213
Zika - p.186,
Zoji La Pass - p. 234

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