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Post by Rampal on Oct 31, 2008 15:34:54 GMT 5.5
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Post by Ashok Harsana on Oct 31, 2008 22:26:00 GMT 5.5
There is NO Doubt that it is related to Gujjars. We also find places like Gujar in Nepal, which shows the presense and dominatin of our community till Assam {as written by historians that at the zenith of their power Gujjars ruled Kamrup (Asam)}
Anyways, Well done Mr. Rampal for your kind contribution to our research.
Thanks and Regards
Ashok Harsana
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Post by Rampal on Nov 3, 2008 11:57:21 GMT 5.5
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Post by Ashok Harsana on Nov 3, 2008 13:46:14 GMT 5.5
Ch. Mohd Ashraf Gujjar wrote in an article:
Gujar Places In Pakistan
The thousands of places were named after the Gujjars and their sub-tribes in the Sub-Continent during the period they ruled over the South and some part of Central Asia. In these days an interesting discussion is going on as to who the Gujjars or Gurjars are? I am mentioning the name of some places situated in all the four provinces of Pakistan. This do not include the villages named after the Gujjars situated in Jammu & Kashmir, Northern Areas and the Tribal Areas. I will updating the visitors of this site after I complete the data in respect of these areas. I will also try my best some time later to provide the name of villages after the sub-tribes of Gujjars. The following data will help the analysts and historians to draw some befitting and logical conclusion.
I will be highly obliged if any brethren may add to my knowledge by mentioning such places named after the word Gujar, Gujjar or Gurjar, situated in India or any other part of the world. Kindly forward this despatch to other sites discussing the Gujjar’s dilema.
Regards
Ch. Muhammad Ashraf Gujjar,
m_ashraf777@hotmail.com
P U N J A B PROVINCE:
DERA GHAZI KHAN DISTRICT
THOKH GUJRI
LAYYAH DISTRICT
GUJRAT
MUZAFFARGARH DISTRICT
GUJARWALA
RAJANPUR DISTRICT
KOTLA GOJAR
GUJAR WALI
FAISALABAD DISTRICT
CHAK 217/GB GUJJAR PIND
CHAK 176/GB PALA GOJRA
JHANG DISTRICT
Jat GUJJAR
TOBA TEK SINGH DISTRICT
GOJRA TEHSIL
GUJRANWALA DISTRICT
KOTLI GUJRAN
GUJRAT DISTRICT
GUJARPUR
DHOK GUJRAN
GUJJAR KOTLA
KULEWAL GUJRAN
KHANPUR GUJRAN
HAFIZABAD DISTRICT
GUJRANWALI
GUJAR KE
MANDI BAHAUDDIN DISTRICT
GOJRA
NAROWAL DISTRICT
GUJAR WALI
BHABRA GUJRAN
BERA GUJRAN
KHANPUR GUJRAN
CHHANI GUJRAN
DEHLA GUJRAN
PAILA GUJRAN
GUJAR TOOR
HAJI PUR GUJRAN
DARYA GUJRAN
KOTLI GUJRAN
BADALA GUJRAN
NIKI GUJRAN
JHOMIAN GUJRAN
GUJRAT
NADALA GUJRAN
BALA GUJRAN
BHERON CHAK GUJRAN
TEHRA GUJRAN
SIALKOT DISTRICT
GUJARKE
GOJRA
GUJAR KALLA
GUJAR GORAYA
GUJRAL
GUJRAN WALA
KASUR DISTRICT
GURJKE
LAHORE DISTRICT
NAWAN PIND GUJRAN
HANDU GUJAR
QILA GUJAR SINGH
WARRA GUJARAN
OKARA DISTRICT
GHOUS PUR GUJJRAN
SHEIKHUPURA DISTRICT
GUJAR PURA
MAHMOON GUJAR
KALA GUJAR
KOTLI GUJRAN
RATTA GUJRAN
VEHARI DISTRICT
GUJAR
ATTOCK DISTRICT
THATTI GUJRAN
DHOK GUJAR
CHAKWAL DISTRICT
BHATTI GUJAR
MOHRA GUJRAN
PINDI GUJRAN
JHELUM DISTRICT
WARA GUJRAN
GUJER PUR
KALA GUJRAN
THATHI GUJRAN
GUJJAR
GUJAR KATARIAN
RAWALPINDI DISTRICT
GUJAR KHAN TEHSIL
GOJRA
MATUA GUJAR
DHANGDEW GUJAR MAL
JAND GUJAR
GURAH GUJARAN
PHAMRA GUJRAN
KALA GUJRAN
BHANGALI GUJAR
ARAZI GUJRAL
DHOK GUJRI
BHADANA GUJRAN
DANDI GUJRAN
KHURAM GUJAR
MIANWALI DISTRICT
GUJRAN WALA
GUJRAT
KHUSHAB DISTRICT
GUJRANWALA
North Western Frontier Province(N. W. F. P.)
D. I. KHAN DISTRICT
GUJRAT
ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT
MASAH GUJRI
GUJRI
BAIN GUJRI
HARIPUR DISTRICT
PIND GUJRAN
MOHRRA GUJAR
KOHISTAN DISTRICT
GUJJAR BANDA
GUJARYBAKE
GUJAR KHEL
GUJAR BANDA
GUJAR BANDA
MANSEHRA DISTRICT
GUJRAN
GUJRA
GUJRAN DE GAL
LOWER DIR DISTRICT
GUJAR KALAI
GUJAR ABAD
UPPER DIR DISTRICT
GUJARA KILI
GUJAR LALA
MALA-GUJAR
MARDAN DISTRICT
GUJRAT
GUJAR GARHI
Mohalla GUJARAN
Bakhshali
PESHAWAR DISTRICT
CHOUHA GUJAR
MIAN GUJAR
S I N D PROVINCE
KARACHI DISTRICT GUJAR CHOWK,
Manzoor Colony
Gujjar Nallah
BADIN DISTRICT
GUJRI
LARKANA DISTRICT
GUJHAR
SANGHAR DISTRICT
GUJRO
GUJHERAN
GUJHRO
SUKKUR DISTRICT
GUJRO
B A L U C H I S T A N PROVINCE
AWARAN DISTRICT
GUJARO
KHUZDAR DISTRICT
GUJAAR
BOLAN DISTRICT
GUJAR
PISHIN DISTRICT
GUJIR
DERA BUGTI DISTRICT
GUJRO
ZHOB DISTRICT
GURJE ZAI
ISLAMABAD CAPITAL TERRITORY (I.C.T.)
KANGOTA GUJRAN
DERA GUJARAN (SECTOR G-10)
GOHRRA GUJARAN
MARRI GUJAR, TALHARR.
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Post by AP Singh on Nov 7, 2008 16:45:39 GMT 5.5
Some other links that during the reign of Gujjar Pratihar Emperors the East Bengal ( Present day Bangla Desh) and west bengal were the integral part of Gujjar Pratihar Empire.
The present day Afghanistan including Pakistan were part of Gujjar Empire till 954AD when Gujjar Chauhan of Sakambri asserted independence against the Gujjar Pratihar Emperor Dev Pal.1. Archaelogical Assets Page2 In Dinajpur (now in Bangladesh) an inscription pillar of Pratihar king Mahendra Pal, son of king Bhoja has been found. A prosperous village on the bank of ... ddinajpur.nic.in/Archaelogical_Assets/Archaelogical_Assets_Page2/archaelogical_assets_page2.html - 53k - Cached - Similar pages 2. banglapedia.search.com.bd/HT/B_0140.htmThe next stage in the evolution of the Brahmi script was into the Kutila script, current between the 6th to 9th centuries. The name perhaps comes from the fact that Kutila letters and vowel symbols are rather complex (Kutila, meaning complicated). Almost all modern scripts of India have grown out of the two main forms of the Kutila script. Devanagari evolved from the west regional form of north-Indian Kutila, while Bangla evolved from its eastern or Magadha form. The transformation of eastern Kutila script began in the 6th century AD. Some time during the reign of the Gurjara kings, most possibly during the reign of Mahendrapala I, son of Bhoja, Kutila script entered Bengal. The copperplate inscriptions of his son Vinayakapala, dating from the 10th century AD, are in the Kutila script. 3. Rajyapala kamboja - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Kambojas had joined the forces of Gurjara Pratiharas and there were separate ... The Dinajpur Pillar Inscription makes mention of a certain Kamboja king ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rajyapala_kamboja - 36k - Cached - Similar pages
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Post by AP Singh on Nov 7, 2008 17:01:43 GMT 5.5
Due this vast areas which were part of Gujjar Empire having the army size of 80 lakhs and cavalry size of 36 lakhs mention by Arab scholars the title Pratihar ( Prithvi+ Har) was given to them.
The other Gujjars of gotras like Gorsi, Khatana, Chauhan, Solanki, Parmar, Tanwar, Dor, Chawar, Bhadana, Nagari, Karhana, Chaprana etc. were regional fuedatory kings of this vast Gujjar Empire.
Har is a very important word among Gujjars.
It is added in place of Jee at the end of all elderly people.
Also among all old Gujjar folk songs it is added as hare in the end of each paragraph
Also it is added before the name of Lord Shiva but prior to the name of lord like Har Har Mahadeva.
The meaning of Har is probably lord like in case of Gujjar Pratihar it is the Gujjars, the lord of the whole earth.
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Post by CHAUHAN on Feb 4, 2010 21:34:48 GMT 5.5
great information..............
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