List of Gurjar clans
The following is a list of better-known clans of the Gurjar community of South Asia (The total number of clans being 3000) listed in alphabetical order. All most all Gurjar clans are divided in two divisions.They are Laur or Lava Gurjars, who claim to be descendant from Lava, son of lord Ramchandra) and Khari Gurjars, who claim to be descendant from Kush, other son of lord Ramchandra.[1] The following list is based on the gotras described by historian such as Shri Naunihal singh ,[2] Mr.H.A.rose,Mr, Rahul khari [3] etc.
A
- Ambawata
- Alpial
- Adhana
- Aheer/Ahir
- Ajar/Bakarwal
- Akshawat
- Awana
- Amrana
- Amni
- Acchvan
- Auwaal
- Alkari
- Atala
- Ambak
- Ambawata
- Agnikul
- Aswaal
- Andarwar
- Aahaar
- Almeecha
- Andoh
- Aftali
- Andana
- Athwaar
- Atkia
- Aswaar
- Asya
- Ahmana
- Agchal
- Atlana
- Ahiwaal
- Anjana
- Amolia
- Anolehra
- Anta
- Aana
- Anandma
- Ayeri
- Asaria
- Antu
- Awaar
- Amta
- Amarwaal
- Athwaal
- Atrusi
- Awanti
- Aheewaal
- Arwaal
- Amir
B
- Basoya/Baisoya/Besoya
- Bidhuri
- Bokra/Bokan
- Bajarh/Bajjar
- Badaankhail/Badaanzai in NWFP
- Baisla
- Bharwal
- Bhadana
- Bhati
- Banth
- Bhamla
- Bose
- Barkat
- Bagri
- Bhatia
- Banian
- Basista/Bosatta
- Bhalot
- Bhatria
- Beeten
- Bhanbar
- Bhasi
- Bhunchh or Bhoonchh
- Baharwaal
- Barah
- Babra
- Bajran
- Bokkan
- Bhadak
- Bhaleser
- Badiyawal
- Bhoken
- Bajaar
- Baanth
- Bania is the gujjars in kashmir in domancy
- Batt
- Batar
- Bala
- Baisoya
- Balasia
- Baalsi
- Baarsi
- Beli
- Bakkhan
- Bagwar
- Baswaal
- Bawaar
- Baddi
- Banslay
- Bensla
- Bathoya
- Baghela
- Baaru
- Bud Gujjar
- Bar Gujjar
- Barhela
- Bokar
- Baghaar
- Babar (clan)
- Barbara
- Baankar
- Baharoj
- Baanja
- Balot
- Behlot
- Belu
- Berpu
- Bela
- Bargu
- Bandra
- Bhanbla
- Bhemala
- Bhatia
- Bhati
- Bhargar
- Bhosan
- Bosan
- Bhent
- Bhulesar
- Bhaarvi
- Bhargot
- Bhmaber (Bhamra)
- Bhadana
- Bharoya
- Bhaaru
- Baaru
- Bhoya
- Bhumbla ( Punjab )
- Bettan
- Barraich
- Bawla
- Birana
- Brora
C
- Chhawari
- Chaprana
- Chaudhri
- Chechi
- Chandna (Chandila)
- Chaneja
- Chhokar/Chokker/Chhoker
- Chandela
- Chaudhary/Choudhry/Choudhery
- Chouhan
- Chawda/Gujar Chapa
- Chavhan
- Chaman
- Channanay
- Chanchi
- Charlay
- Chohlay
- Chhali
- Chobra
- Chanair
- Chetrana
- Chandar
- Chandor
- Chalor
- Chalotia
- Chalok
- Chandel
- Charan
- Chavinda
- Chodda
- Chahadri
- Chaap
- Chanpay
- Chora
- Chandyala
- Chohar
- Chhawari
- Chawara
- Chhotkana
- Chhaparwaal
- Chhalay
- Chhori
- Chohan
- Chappar
- Chelarwal
- Chhawla
- Chandna
D
G
- Ghorsi or Gorsi
- Gaj
- Gajgahi
- Gaigi
- Gurs
- Garasia
- Goras
- Gori
- Gamti
- Gardi
- Gasetay
- Godwana
- Gosi
- Gidi
- Gehlat
- Gahlot
- Gojarwaal
- Goryagor
- Gargar
- Gotalwaal
- Gorya
- Gorewaha
- Gojar
- Gairr
- Gairathi
- Gohal
- Gonchal
- Gogla
- Goushar
- Gaalgal
- Gaathela
- Gaanghela
- Garatia
- Garoryar
- Geda
- Gachalia
- Godalia
- Garla
- Gochana
- Gartal
- Gari
- Gopia
- Goop
- Gararr
- Gola
- Galeria
- Gogi
- Gangoh
- Ghorey
- Ghabela
- Ghaakla
- Gill
- Garahwaal
- Gaharwal
- Gorhaal
- Gehsan
- Ghararr
- Ghanda
- Ghaghla
- Gharya
- Ghaagal
- Garewaal
- Gus
- Gungal
- Ghodarop
- Gujjral
H
J
- Jabarhera
- Jangee
- Jindar
- Jat
- Jatal
- Jatu
- Jagal
- Jangal
- Jangada
- Jabli
- Jatla
K
L
- Leva Gujar
- Lohia (Lohmod)
- Lomwar
- Lakra
- Ligree
- Laadi
- Lohmor
- Lumbar
M
- Mirwani
- Meelu
- Mehlu or Mahil
- Malkana
- Mehar
- Meed
- Moheelu
- Maitrak
- Miyana
- Mothsar
- Motla(also called Mudail)
- Mahrane
- Malik
- Maal
- Mashkie
- Munan
- Muppets
- Mavi (Mawai)
- Mokati
- Mana
- Mundal
N
P
- Parihar
- Peelbaar
- Padana
- Pamad
- Paud
- Phagna
- Poswal
- Posdaal
- Paswal/Pasval
- Poraswal
- Patel
- Patil
- Panwar
- Pawar
- Pawad
- Panhwar
- Puar
- Parmar
- Payale
- Phambra
- Phoolra
- Punblay
- Puswadia
- Pundir
- Pakhala
yadav of rajasthanis also gurjar
R
Raghav (Badgujar Clan)
S
- Sangu
- Sasodi
- Sehar
- Shukkal
- Shukracharya
- Sirandhna
- Saradhana
- Siroh
- Sisodia
- Suthan
- Sooderpuriay
- Suddhan
- Shahwla
- Sahumajra
- sur
- Sial (tribe)
- Sood
T
- Tank
- Tonk
- Tang
- Taak
- Teli
- Toor
- Theckari
- Thekaria
- Thakari
- Thakore
- Tongar
- Tanvar
- Tanwar
- Tomar or Tuar, Toor
- Tedwa
V
- Vaghela
- Vadher
- Vania
- Visgorus
- Virana
- Vihun
- Vokkan
- Virdee/Virdi
- Vidhuri
References
- ^ Bombay (India : State) (1901). Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Volume 9, Part 1. Govt. Central Press. p. 491.
- ^ Nau Nihal Singh. The royal Gurjars: their contribution to India.
- ^ Rahul Khari. Jats and Gujars: Origin, History and Culture.