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= | The '''people of [[Labana]]''' tribe are divided into 11 clans,<ref name="jaswant">Dr Jaswant Singh,Panjab di Lubana Bradri,(1849-1947)</ref> or ''[[Gotra]]s'': The Kundlas, Sandlas, Bhaarot, Bashak, Kochal, Kolach, Laslas, Kachap, Vashisht, Bishpl, and Altarays. These Gotras are divided into subclans called ''Alh'' (ਅੱਲ). Lobana people prefer their Alh names over their Gotra names as their surnames.<ref name="lubanasewak">Lubana Sewak, Regd:32212/78, September 2012</ref> | ||
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The Labana Gotra names are derived from places, profession, ritual and prominent personalities; for example, the Multani Lobanas were named for [[Multan City]] when they came to the [[Punjab region]] during [[Nadir Shah's invasion of India]] in 1739.<ref name="jaswant"/> | |||
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= | ==The Gotras == | ||
= | === Kundlas Gotra === | ||
This Gotra is divided into 29 Alh: The Datla,<ref name="rose"/> Baghiana, Multani, Kaknie, Lalie, Kulsane, Kulvale, Hisabmane, Nimtiane, Najrane, Garhe, Musle, Koolie, Krdlie, Muiie, Sansiane, Daarie, Udamliye, Khabdie, Naale, Jaale, Jhande, Lanme, Karmani, Narsinghie, Bhaivaal, Manesi and Bale. Of these, the Datla, Baghiana, Multani, Badwal, Garhe, Kaknie and Manesi are the most significant Alhs. | |||
= | === Sandlas Gotra === | ||
Sandlas Gotra is divided into 29 Alhs: The Ajrawat,<ref name = "rose">Labana Groups, Page 3, A Glossary of the Tribes and Castes of the Punjab and North-West, HA Rose</ref> Matiana, Limtiana, Mundar, Bahadri, Dedeie, Fatekhani, Bhore, Lamdarhi, Muuchi, Mana Dedu, Urjade, Btagle, Kagdke, Dhothaal, Sadiani, Kolia, Baasoaani, Nanot, Makhanke, Sundrani, Titrie, Doke, Chitrie, Lakkadmndiae, Parmaar and Raike. Of these, the Ajrawat, Ghotra and Matiane are the most significant Alhs. | |||
In [[Kangra]] region, Ajrawats are also called [[Ghotra]].<ref name="rose"/> | |||
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= | === Bhaarot Gotra === | ||
This Gotra is divided into eight Alh: the Paade, Patvali, Dhadmi, Manihaani, Khandi, Yutiaani, Gaadriye. | |||
= | === Bashak Gotra === | ||
This Gotra is divided into eight Alh: the Kaasmi, Khasriye, Khoonikhasriye, Barhi, Hardasiye, Malke, Makhanvaal and Karmook. Of these, the Khasriya Alh is significant. | |||
= | === Kochal Gotra === | ||
This Gotras are : the Mathaun, powar. | |||
= | === Lasas Gotra=== | ||
This Gotra is divided into theae Alh: the Paal, Pelia/palia/shahi, Chaapniye, Faatrhe, Raaje, Bhaalke, Gomat and Sonak. | |||
= | === Vashisht Gotra=== | ||
This Gotra is divided into seven Alh: the Naik, Brahmin, Chohan, Gaalbi, Dasondiye and Nanakiye. | |||
= | === Bispt Gotra=== | ||
This Gotra is divided into five Alh: the Shashtri, Nanki, Rakhbar, Dasondh and Bhaau. | |||
= | === Altarays/Altrelas Gotra=== | ||
This Gotra is divided into six Alh: the Gojala, Taakde, Borhi, Gauke and Bambiye. | |||
There are many gujar lubana surnames not available on this page yet | |||
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Latest revision as of 07:25, 16 August 2021
The people of Labana tribe are divided into 11 clans,[1] or Gotras: The Kundlas, Sandlas, Bhaarot, Bashak, Kochal, Kolach, Laslas, Kachap, Vashisht, Bishpl, and Altarays. These Gotras are divided into subclans called Alh (ਅੱਲ). Lobana people prefer their Alh names over their Gotra names as their surnames.[2]
The Labana Gotra names are derived from places, profession, ritual and prominent personalities; for example, the Multani Lobanas were named for Multan City when they came to the Punjab region during Nadir Shah's invasion of India in 1739.[1]
The Gotras
Kundlas Gotra
This Gotra is divided into 29 Alh: The Datla,[3] Baghiana, Multani, Kaknie, Lalie, Kulsane, Kulvale, Hisabmane, Nimtiane, Najrane, Garhe, Musle, Koolie, Krdlie, Muiie, Sansiane, Daarie, Udamliye, Khabdie, Naale, Jaale, Jhande, Lanme, Karmani, Narsinghie, Bhaivaal, Manesi and Bale. Of these, the Datla, Baghiana, Multani, Badwal, Garhe, Kaknie and Manesi are the most significant Alhs.
Sandlas Gotra
Sandlas Gotra is divided into 29 Alhs: The Ajrawat,[3] Matiana, Limtiana, Mundar, Bahadri, Dedeie, Fatekhani, Bhore, Lamdarhi, Muuchi, Mana Dedu, Urjade, Btagle, Kagdke, Dhothaal, Sadiani, Kolia, Baasoaani, Nanot, Makhanke, Sundrani, Titrie, Doke, Chitrie, Lakkadmndiae, Parmaar and Raike. Of these, the Ajrawat, Ghotra and Matiane are the most significant Alhs.
In Kangra region, Ajrawats are also called Ghotra.[3]
Bhaarot Gotra
This Gotra is divided into eight Alh: the Paade, Patvali, Dhadmi, Manihaani, Khandi, Yutiaani, Gaadriye.
Bashak Gotra
This Gotra is divided into eight Alh: the Kaasmi, Khasriye, Khoonikhasriye, Barhi, Hardasiye, Malke, Makhanvaal and Karmook. Of these, the Khasriya Alh is significant.
Kochal Gotra
This Gotras are : the Mathaun, powar.
Lasas Gotra
This Gotra is divided into theae Alh: the Paal, Pelia/palia/shahi, Chaapniye, Faatrhe, Raaje, Bhaalke, Gomat and Sonak.
Vashisht Gotra
This Gotra is divided into seven Alh: the Naik, Brahmin, Chohan, Gaalbi, Dasondiye and Nanakiye.
Bispt Gotra
This Gotra is divided into five Alh: the Shashtri, Nanki, Rakhbar, Dasondh and Bhaau.
Altarays/Altrelas Gotra
This Gotra is divided into six Alh: the Gojala, Taakde, Borhi, Gauke and Bambiye. There are many gujar lubana surnames not available on this page yet
