Dahiya Khap

Dahiya Khap is a Khap of the Dahiya .[1] which itself is a part of the Jat community in Haryana.[2] There are more than 52 villages of Dahiya Jats in the district[3] and the Dahiya clan is the largest among the Jats of the state.[4] Dahiya Khap is popularly known as Dahiya Chalisa.[5][6] Dahiya Jats are called Dahiya Badshah in North India due to their bravery & sacrifice in Indian History.[7][8][9] Some Dahiya jats lived in Talwandi Bhangeria (a village in Moga district).

Villages of Dahiya Jats

  • Akbarpur Barota
  • Anandpur
  • Ashrafpur
  • Badhkhalsa
  • Barona
  • Barota
  • Bhadana
  • Bhatgaon
  • Bhowapur
  • Bidhlan
  • Bindhroli
  • Birdhana
  • Chathera
  • Cholka
  • Chota Khanda
  • Daultabad
  • Dhanwapur
  • gadoli
  • Garhi Bala
  • Garhi Hakikat
  • Garhi Sisana
  • Gopalpur
  • Gudha
  • Halalpur
  • Jhinjholi
  • Jharoth
  • Jharothi
  • Jaji
  • Kakroi
  • Kanwali
  • Khanda
  • Kheri Dahiya
  • Kheri Manjat
  • Khurampur
  • Kidholi
  • Khizarpur Jat
  • Malha Majra
  • Mandora
  • Mandori
  • Matindu
  • Mor Kheri
  • Mohmadabad
  • Nahra
  • Nahri
  • Nakloi
  • Naya Khanda
  • Nasirpur
  • Nirthan
  • Nilothi
  • Pelkha (Western UP)
  • Pipli
  • Pritampura
  • Ratangarh
  • Rohat
  • Rohna
  • Sehri
  • Silana
  • Sisana
  • Thana Kalan
  • Thana Khurd
  • Tihar Kalan
  • Tihar Khurd
  • Turkpur
  • Talwandi Bhangerian

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