The clan names of the Jats are unique in India. However, some of their clan names do overlap with the Tarkhans, Rajputs and Gujars.[1] This is a partial List of Jat Clans have been compiled by many Jat historians like Ompal Singh Tugania [2], Bhaleram Beniwal [3] [4] Dr Mahendra Singh Arya and others [5], Thakur Deshraj [6], Dilip Singh Ahlawat [7], Ram Swarup Joon[8] etc. The above lists have more than 2700 Jat gotras. Thakur Deshraj, Ram Swarup Joon and Dilip Singh Ahlawat have mentioned history of some of Jat gotras. Some websites of Jats have also prepared list of Jat Gotras with details of history and distriburion. [9] The following is a list of major clans of the Jat people of Northern India and Pakistan listed in alphabetical order.
Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A
B
- Bhirman
- Babal
- Bachak
- Bachhal
- Badesha
- Bala
- Bal
- Bamal
- Badyal
- Bagaria
- Bagga
- Bagri
- Bahal
- Bahia
- Bath/Badh
- Baidwan
- Bains
- Bajaar/Bajad
- Bajwa
- Bajya
- Balhara
- Balyan
- Bamraulia
- Bana
- Bandechha
- Bansi
- Banwait
- Bargoti
- Barham
- Bariana
- Baring
- Barjati
- Baryar/Bariar
- Barola
- Baryana
- Basati
- Basra
- Basran
- Baswan
- Batar
- Behar
- Beniwal
- Benipal
- Benning
- Bembi
- Bhadare
- Bhadiar
- Bhadu
- Bhakar
- Bhaker
- Bhal
- Bhalli
- Bhalothia
- Bhambu
- Bhangu/Bhangoo
- Bharhaich
- Bharat
- Bhari
- Bhati / Bhatti / Bhatia
- Bhattal
- Bhandal
- Bhela
- Bhichar
- Bhind
- Bhinder
- Bhoot
- Bhukar
- Bhullar
- Bhutta
- Bijarniya
- Billing
- Bisla
- Birringh
- Bisran
- Bogan/Boughan
- Boparai
- Brar
- Barach
- Braich
- Brah
- Budania
- Budhiyan
- Budhwar
- Bugga
- Burdak
- Buttar
- Bugaliya
C
D
- Drall
- Dabas
- Dabra
- Dadhwal
- Dagar
- Dagur
- Dahiya
- Dalal
- Dandiwal
- Dangi
- Dangry
- Dara
- Dehr
- Dehal
- Dev
- Deo
- Deol
- Deshwal
- Dhadli
- Dhadwal
- Dhaka
- Dhaliwal
- Dhama
- Dhami
- Dhanda
- Dhanesar
- Dhankhar
- Dhanoa
- Dharan
- Dharni
- Dhadwar
- Dhariwal
- Dhaliwal
- Dhatarwal
- Dhatt
- Dhatterwal
- Dhanda
- Dhaurelia
- Dheensa
- Dhesi
- Dhull
- Dhillon
- Dhind
- Dhindsa
- Dholia
- Dhonchak
- Dhoat
- Dhoot
- Dhuga
- Dookya
- Doad
- Dosanjh
- Dudi
- Duhan
- Duhoon
- Dulai
- Dulay
- Dullar
- Dollya
G
H
I
J
K
- Kaile
- Kailey
- Kadian
- Kakli
- Kharal
- Kahlon
- Kajala
- Kak
- Kakar
- Kakkar
- Kakran
- Kaler
- Kalhan
- Kalirai
- Kaliramna
- Kalkat
- Kalkhande
- Kallo
- Kaloti
- Kalwaniya
- Kandhola
- Kang
- Khangura
- Krishaniya
- Karwasra
- Kataria
- Kaswan
- Katewa
- Katyal
- Karri
- Kehal
- Khainwar
- Khainwar
- Khadda
- Khakha
- Khalia
- Khara
- Kharb
- Khagwal
- Kharoud
- Kharvel
- Khatkar
- Khattra
- Khela
- Khella
- Kherwa
- Khichad
- Khirwar
- Khinger
- Khokhar
- Khoja
- Khosa
- Khoye Maurya
- Khuber
- KhunKhun
- Kisana
- Kler
- Klair
- Kokla
- Kookana
- Kooner
- kothari
- Kuhar
- Kular
- Kularia
- Kulhari
- Kundu
- Khela
- Kukana
- Kuntal
- Khangura
L
M
N
O
P
R
S
- Saharan
- Sahota
- Salakhyan
- Samra
- Sodhi
- Sandhar
- Sandhawalia
- Sandher
- Sandhu
- Sangha
- Sanghera
- Sangwan
- Sangra
- Sansanwal
- Sapra
- Sarai
- Sall
- Saran
- Sarao
- Saroha
- Sehrawat
- Sehajpal
- Sehole
- Sejwal
- Sekhon
- Sheokhand
- Sheoran
- Shahi
- Shergill
- Sahi
- Sheoran[1]
- Shehiry
- Shokeen
- Shoker
- Shokhanda
- Sial
- Sibia
- Sidhu
- Sindhu
- Sigroha
- Sahota
- Sikarwar
- Sinsinwar
- Sirohi
- Siwach
- Soban
- Sohal
- Sohi
- Somal
- Solanki
- Sooch
- Sra
- Sran
- Suhag
- Sumal
- Sundher
- Sunda
- Sunner
- Sorot
- Sarwara
- singhal
T
U
- Uppal
- Uijal
V
- Vaire
- vander
- Verar
- Vaince
- Vanar
- Varaitch
- Vijayrania
- Virk
- Vinepal
W
X
Y
Z
External links
References
- ^ Marshall, J., (Sir, Hon. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge University, and formerly Director-General of Archaeology in India), A Guide to Taxila, Cambridge University Press, London, 1960, pp. 24.
- ^ Dr Ompal Singh Tugania: Jat samudāy ke pramukh Ādhār bindu, Jaypal Agencies, Agra 2004
- ^ Bhaleram Beniwal: Jāton kā Ādikālīn Itihāsa, Jaypal Agencies, Agra 2005.
- ^ Bhaleram Beniwal: Jāt Yodhaon ke Balidān, Jaypal Agencies, Agra 2005
- ^ Dr Mahendra Singh Arya, Dharmpal Singh Dudi, Kishan Singh Faujdar & Vijendra Singh Narwar: Ādhunik Jat Itihasa (The modern history of Jats), Agra 1998
- ^ Thakur Deshraj: Jat Itihasa (Hindi), Maharaja Suraj Mal Smarak Shiksha Sansthan, Delhi, 1934, 2nd
- ^ Dilip Singh Ahlawat: Jat viron ka Itihasa
- ^ Ram Swarup Joon: History of the Jats, Rohtak, India (1938, 1967)
- ^ List of Jat Gotras on Jatland
