Dhaka (clan)

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Dhaka (Hindi: ढाका) is a gotra (clan) of Jats found in Rajasthan Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh states of India.They are mainly found in Sikar, Churu districts of Rajasthan. Dhaka is the biggest Gotra in Sikar district. Juliasar village in Sikar district was founded by Julia Dhaka Jat. Julia Jat had 18 sons who founded 18 villages. Dhaka gotra Jats founded 45 villages.

Contents 1 Dhaka village 2 Villages in Sikar district 3 Distribution in Madhya Pradesh 4 Distribution in Uttar Pradesh 5 Notable persons of the clan

[edit] Dhaka village

Dhaka is a village in Churu district of Rajasthan, India. The biggest war between Rathores and Johiya Jats was fought at this Dhaka village near Sidhmukh.

[edit] Villages in Sikar district

akhaypura, badhadar, basni, bhojasar, bhojasar bada, bhukarbaas, bhuma bada, bhunwala, chelasi, dadia, dalmas, datujla, dhaka ki dhani sabalpura, dhani dabar, dhani rampura, dhani sohanji netarwas, dholpalia, fatehpur fatehpura, garinda, ghirnia bada, hardayalpura, harsawa, jasrasar, khatipura jasrasar, Kishanpura lalana, lalana sutot, laxman ka baas, losal, magloona, mandota, nabipura, netarwas, paldi, patoda, roru badi, sanwloda purohitan, shivsinghpura, sigdola bada, sihot chhoti, sikar, thathawata birania, tunawan, turkasia

[edit] Distribution in Madhya Pradesh

bhopal, beragarh bhopal, borkhera sehore,

[edit] Distribution in Uttar Pradesh

Meerut, Dhikauli, Augti, Patauli, Saidpur Bijnor, Chhajlet (Kanth)

[edit] Notable persons of the clan

• Reena Dhaka
• Swami Indravesh
• Swami Keshwanand

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Dhaka is also the name of capital of Bangladesh. It is named after Dhakeshwari i.e. the goddess of Dhakas.

Tribes and Clans of the Jat people

Abusaria • Achara • Agre • Ahlawat • Ajmeria• Andhak• Antal• Asiagh• Atri • Attariwalla • Atwal • Aulakh • Bachak • Bajwa • Bajya • Bal • Balhara • Balyan • Bamraulia • Bana • Bargoti • Barjati • Beniwal • Bhadia • Bhadiar • Bhadu • Bhalli • Bhalothia • Bhangu • Bharhaich • Bhind • Bhukar • Bhullar • Budania • Budhwar • Burdak • Chadhar • Chahar • Chaitha • Chauhan • Cheema • Chhillar • Chilka • Dabas • Dagur • Dalal • Dara • Deol • Deshwal • Dhaka • Dhaliwal • Dhankhar • Dhariwal • Dhatarwal • Dhaulya • Dhillon • Dhoat • Dhonchak • Dhoot • Dhull • Dookya • Dosanjh • Dudi • Duhan • Duhoon • Dullar • Farswal • Gaina • Gandas • Gandhar • Garewal • Garhwal • Ghangas • Ghuman • Gill • Godara • Gora • Goyat • Gulia • Hala • Hooda • Hundal • Inania • Jaglan • Jajra • Jakhar • Jandu • Janmeja • Janu • Jatrana • Jatri • Jawanda • Jethoo • Jewlia • Jhaal • Jhajharia • Jhandi • Joon • Kadian • Kajala • Kak • Kakran• Kaler • Kalhan • Kaliramna• Karwasra • Kasaniya • Kaswan • Katewa • Kharra • Khatkar • Khirwar • Khoja • Khoye Maurya • Kulhari • Kuntal • Maan • Madrak • Mahil • Maitla • Malhi • Mandiwal • Manes • Maukhari • Mehria • Mirdha • Moond • Mor • Nandal • Nauhwar • Nehra • Nijjar • Nitharwal • Pachar • Pannu • Phogat • Pilania • Punia • Purewal • Randhawa • Ranwa • Saharan • Sandhu • Sangwan • Sansi-Sandhawalia • Sanghania • Sehrawat • Sidhu • Sikarwar • Sinsinwar • Suhag • Sunda • Suriara • Takhar • Takshak • Tarar • Tevatia • Thenua • Uria • Vanar • Vijayrania • Virk • Waraich •