JATS
AJGAR stands for- Ahir,Jat ,Gujjar and Rajputs.
They all have common roots and all of them are the decendents of King Yadu. It is said that if these four tribes unite together then they will become unconquerable like AJGAR or pythone.
According to the historian 'Ram Lal Hala' the word Jat is drived from word 'Yat'. There was a king named 'Yat' in Chandravanshi clan who was ancestor of Lord Krishna. The Jats are descendants of King Yat. 'Yat' later changed to 'Jat'.
On the basis of historical facts the Jats are reported to be present in India from 3102 BCE. Dr Natthan Singh writes that Jats were the Aryans and their original homeland was 'Saptasindhu'. They had to migrate from India on economic, social and political reasons after Mahabharata War for some period but they returned back to India. In the migration also they did not leave their language and cultural traditions. This view is also supported by Thakur Deshraj who writes that on the basis of ethnological, physical, cultural and linguistic characters Jats Aryans who inhabited the areas on the banks of Ganga-Yamuna or Sarswati-Sindhu during Vedic civilization. Thakur Deshraj also tells that after the great Mahabharata war Krishna formed a democratic federation or sangha of clans known as Jñātisangha. Initially Vrishni and Andhaka clans were included in this sangha and later many clans joined it. Due to political situations Jats had to migrate from India. They went up to Iran, Afghanistan, Arab, Turkistan . Chandravanshi Kshatriyas known as Yadavas spread to Iran Sindh, Punjab, Saurashtra, Central India and Rajasthan. In north-east the went upto Kashmir, Nepal, Bihar etc.. Even they went to Mongolia and Siberia. Greeks call themselves descendants of Krishna and Baladeva. China vanshi also consider themselves descendants of Aryans. The same people return to India in later periods with the names Shaka, Pahllava, Kushan, Yuezhi, Huna, Gujar
The Sinsinwar Jat rulers of Bharatpur have been recorded as Yadav, by Prakash Chandra Chandawat. Historian UN Sharma has mentioned the chronology of Krishna in which starting from Sindhupal in 64th generation of Krishna to Bharatpur ruler Maharaja Brijendra Singh (1929-1948) all the rulers are mentioned as Yaduvanshi Jats. Sidhu Jats are also Bhatti Rajput in origin, and thus Yaduvanshi in origin.
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Dharmendra with son's Sunny & Bobby Deol
Esha Deol
Dara Singh Randhawa
Poonam Dhillon
Jimmy Shergill
Mallika Sherawat
Choudhary Devilal: Former Deputy Prime Minister of India & Former Chief Minister of Harayana
Simi Garewal
Prakash Singh Badal-Chief minister of PunjabHarkishan Singh Surajit-Former Chairman of CPI(M)
Chaudhary Banshi Lal-Former Chief Minister of HarayanaBalram Jakhar-Longest serving Lok Sabha Speaker
Dr. Amrinder Singh-Former Chief minister of Punjab
Bhupinder Singh Hooda-Chief Minister of Harayana
Om Prakash Chautala-Former Chief Minister of Harayana
K Natwar Singh-Former Foreign Minister of India
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Chaudhary Charan Singh (U.P)- 6th Prime Minister of India
Mahendra Chaudhary-Former Prime Minister of FijiFormer Captain of Indian Criket team& captain of the winner team of 1984 World Cup
Balbir Singh-Captain of the Hockey team which won three times Olympic Gold
Pargat Singh-Indian Hockey Team Captain
Sushil Kumar-Olympic Bronze Medalist
Baljit Singh Dhillon-Captain of Indian Hockey Team
Saina Nehwal-Badminton Champion
Krishna Poonia-Commonwealth Gold Medalist
Virendra SehwagYuvraj Singh
Ashish Nehra
Chaudhary Waquar Younis-Pakistani Cricketer
Jyoti Randhawa-Ace Golfer
Arjun Atwal-Golfer
King Harshavardhan
KPS Gill
Mahendra Singh Tikait
Late Sahib Singh Verma-former Chief Minister of Delhi
Shri Vikram Verma (Former Cabinet Minister of India- Sports & Youth Affairs & Senior BJP Leader of MP)
Satveer Chaudhary- American Senator
Paramjit Singh Gill- British Member of Parliament
Kushal Pal Singh- Chairman DLF & one of the richest Indians
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