Kak (Gotra)
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Kak is an Indian gotra of Jats found in Uttar Pradesh. The Kak Jats have 52 villages in Aligarh district in Uttar Pradesh and about 100 villages in other parts of India. These people called themselves descendants of the Nagas or Yadu and worship Balram. Their ancestors ruled over Anhalwara in Ajmer. On being driven out from there, they settled down in Brij. They have 40 villages in the district of Gonda.
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