Chandal (tribe)

Chandal (tribe)

There are two clans of Dhund Abbasi tribe of Pakistan and Bagh District of Azad Kashmir.[1]

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    • Ratnal Dhund Abbasies of Circle Bakote and Murree Hils. Their population is more than half million in mentioned areas. Their forefather was Abdur Rehman Khan (Rattan Khan) died in Basian, Union Council Birote in 1455 and buried in Chaman Kot, Azad Kashmir.
    • Chandal Dhund Abbasies are offspring of Moazzam Khan (Chandan Khan), younger brother of Rattan Khan and sateled in Chameati, Azad Kashmir. He died in 1470 and buried in Chameati graveyard. Some houses are in Lower Birote and meternal family of former Chief Minister of NWFP (Khayber Pekhtoonkhwa) Sardar Mehtab Amed Khan. Sardar Abdul Qayoum Khan, former President of Azad Kashmir is chief of Ratnal Dhund Abbasies tribe.
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