Mahnike

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Mahnike is a sub-clan of the Chadhar 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-Lalian road in the province of Punjab in Pakistan.

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Chadhar Sub Clans

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Wejhwe | Wijhalke | Kulle | Kaloke | Thabal | Jappe | Lune | Sajanke | Kangar | Rajoke | Kamoke | Paroke | Jatoke | Deoke | Paajike | Majoke | Nalere | Mahnike | Aasi | Chookhia
Castes and Tribes of the Punjab
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Ancient Kshatriya tribes Ahir | Gujjar | Kamboj | Khash | Yadav
Arain Arain | Mian | Mehr
Brahmin groups Saraswat Brahmins | Punjabi Brahmins | Bali | Bhimwal | Chhibber | Datt | Lau | Mohan | Mohyal | Vaid
Dalit groups Punjabi Dalits | Balmiki | Chamar | Chura | Kabirpanthi | | Mazhabi | Nai | Ramdasia | Rangrehta | Ravidasi
Jat clans Jat | Atwal | Aujla | Aulakh | Badesha | Baghoor | Bagri | Bains | Bajwa | Bajya | Bandechha | Bassi | Beniwal | Bhalli | Bhangu | Bharhaich | Bhinder | Bhullar | Brar | Buttar | Chahar | Chahal | Chatha | Cheema | Chhillar | Chohan | Dehr | Deol | Deshwal | Dhami | Dhariwal | Dhaliwal | Dhillon | Dhindsa | Dosanjh | Dulat | Faujdar | Gandhar | Garewal | Ghuman | Gill | Gondal | Gosal | Grewal | Hala | Hayer | Harl | Jakhar | Jawanda | Johiya | Johl | Kahlon | Kaloye | Kang | Khirwar | Khokhar | Lally | Langah | Lehal | Maan | Madar | Mahil | Maitla | Malhi | Mandair | Manes | Mattu | Mehria | Nijjar | Palak | Padda | Pama | Pannu | Poonia | Purewal | Rana | Rai | Randhawa | Ranghar | Riar | Rode | Sahota | Samra | Sandhu | Sangha | Sanghera | Saran | Sekhon | Shergill | Shokeen | Sidhu | Sohal | Sra | Sukhera | Takhar | Takshak | Tarar | Thiara | Tiwana | Tomara | Toor | Virk | Wahla | Waraich | Warar
Khatris and other groups Khatri | Ahuja | Alreja | Anand | Arora | Bedi | Bhatia | Chopra | Dumra | Ghai | Kapoor | Kukhran | Khanna | Khullar | Malhotra | Marwaha | Mehra | Mehta | Oberoi | Puri | Sablok | Sareen | Sehgal | Sekhri | Sodhi | Sood | Suri | Walia
Rajput clans Rajput | Bhatti | Chadhar | Chauhan | Chib | Doad | Dogra | Gheba | Jamwal | Janjua | Jarral | Jaswal | Jodhra | Khakha | Kharal | Khati | Kunwar | Mahnike | Mair | Mangral | Manhas | Manj | Meo | Minhas | Mir | Naul | Noon | Panwar | Parhar | Parmar | Punwar | Ranial | Rathore | Salaria | Sial | Toor | Wattu | Wejhwa | Wijhalke
Shaikhs and other groups Abbasi | Alavi | Farooqi | Gardezi | Gilani | Hashemi | Osmani | Quraishi | Sayyid | Shaikh | Shaikh Siddiqui | Siddiqui
Tarkhans and other groups Tarkhan | Bansal | Bassan | Bhamrah | Bhogal | Chana | Dhanjal | Ghataura | Hunjan | Jagdeo | Jagdev | Kalsi | Lohar | Matharu | Mudhar | Nagi | Panesar | Ramgarhia | Reehal | Sagoo | Sembhi | Soor | Ubhi | Virdi
Others Ahluwalia | Awan | Bakarwal | Bania | Bishnoi | Chhimba | Dhangar | Gakhar | Kalal | Labana | Meghwar | Mekan | Saini | Sansi | Tonk Kshatriya


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