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Chadhar — is a Punjabi tribe in India and Pakistan. They are both Rajputs and Jats, and are Aryan. This caste should not be confused with another Indian caste spelled similarly, which is found in Madhya Pardesh India and is amongst one of the Indian… … Wikipedia
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Mahnike — is a sub clan of the Sial clan of Rajputs and Jats. They mostly inhabit the village of Mahnika Thatta near Wijhalke on the right bank of the Chenab river near the Jhang Lalitan road in the province of Punjab in Pakistan. See also Sial Sheikhan… … Wikipedia
Naga (clan) — The Naga (Sanskrit: नाग) were one of the ancient most kshatriya (warrior) tribes of India who ruled large parts of the world at different times. They spread throughout India during the period of the epic Mahabharata. Anthropologist Gelek Lonbsang … Wikipedia
