Jat clans of Multan Division

Below is a list of Muslim Jat clans and their population of the Multan Division of Punjab, drawn up for 1911 Census of India. In 1911, the Multan Division consisted of five districts, Faisalabad, Montgomery, Multan, Muzaffargarh and Dera Ghazi Khan.^[1] The appearance of a particular tribe as Jat in the list does not in itself confirm that the tribe is Jat or otherwise. Identity may change with time, and some groups in the list may no longer identify themselves as Jats. This list simply gives an historical distribution of Muslim Jat tribes in the Punjab province of Pakistan, a number of years prior to the independence of Pakistan.^[2]^[3]

Faisalabad District[edit]

According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:^[4]

Tribe	Faisalabad Tehsil	Samundri Tehsil	Toba Tek Singh Tehsil	Total
Aheer	115	22	443	580
Atwal	1,479	347	22	1,849
Aulakh	546	305	25	876
Awan	955	936	195	2,085
Bajwa	2,412	263	1,103	3,868
Bar	1,052	32		1,084
Bandechha	278	447		725
Bhatti	1,850	3,690	3,650	9,190
Chadhar	1,358	1,917	153	3,428
Chahal	195	171	78	444
Chhaj	466	9	35	510
Changar	43	1	799	843
Chatha	967			967
Cheema	359	185	85	629
Chhina	29	92	81	202
Chauhan	359	185	85	629
Dhillon	604	396	147	1,147
Dhariwal	233	268	95	596
Deo	106	13	491	610
Gill	2,754	769	342	3,865
Gondal	681	134	182	997
Ghuman	682	133	207	1,022
Goraya	805	377	976	2,158
Hundal	277	64	154	495
Hanjra	548	218	39	805
Haral	1,274	38		1,312
Janjua	105	160	244	509
Jauson	1	38	492	531
Johal	46	10		56
Kahlon	982	486	1,569	3,037
Kalair	132	180		312
Kamoka	668	275		943
Kalsan	16	511	54	581
Kharal	1,862	3,018	105	4,985
Khaira	326			326
Khichi	363	1,341	15	2,219
Khinge	3		503	506
Khokhar	1,338	1,331	704	3,371
Lak	434	221	24	673
Lakhan	341	511		852
Lona	999	51	1	1,051
Lurka	761	699	828	2,288
Maan	238	167	32	437
Nonari	1	65	787	858
Pansota			1,041	1,041
Rajoke	715	266		981
Randhawa	1,564	551	220	2,335
Sahi	497	108	200	805
Sahu	41	470	147	685
Sial	1,207	3,508	749	5,464
Sidhu		224		224
Saggu	1,696	1,222	741	3,659
Sipra	90	558	395	1,043
Tarar	344	101	69	514
Uppal	14			14
Virk	686	202	117	1,005
Wahiniwal	3	765	14	782
Wahla	774	125	316	1,215
Waraich	1,414	1,100	929	3,443
Waseer	1,346	312	3	1,661
Wasli	291	330	57	67
Wattu	557	1,124	4	1,695
Waince	1,589	804	152	2,635

Jhang District[edit]

The entire Jat population of the district was Muslim, according to the 1931 Census of India, numbering 137,914. According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:

Tribe	Jhang Tehsil	Chiniot Tehsil	Shorkot Tehsil	Total
Awrah	164	51	599	814
Chadhar	1,942	1,112	360	3,414
Gilotar	14	1,475		1,497
Ganda	421	216		637
Gill	529	29		558
Gondal	229	565	106	900
Harral	2,285	2,590	133	4,988
Hidan	116	749	49	914
Hanjra	908	139	129	1,176
Heer	580	2	2	584
Johiya	404	998	319	1,721
Juta	365	151	28	544
Kalasan	183	188	162	533
Kaloke	23	520	95	638
Kanwan		34	644	678
Kharal	871	716	205	1,792
Khichi	178	176	227	581
Kudhan	724	122	199	1,045
Lak	760	378	181	1,310
Lali	87	1,501		1,640
Lana	650	361		1,011
Mahra	381		216	597
Mahun	877	588	6	1,471
Marral	313	464	49	826
Marath	954	2		956
Naul	338	269	1,529	2,136
Nonari	566	289	128	983
Noon	434	383	216	1,089
Rajoke	1,072	73	117	1,262
Sahmal	746	156	92	994
Sattar	781	2	18	801
Sial	437	55	103	595
Sipra	1,333	969	790	3,092
Thabal	15	969	35	1019

Muzaffargarh District[edit]

According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:

Tribe	Muzaffargarh Tehsil	Alipur Tehsil	Sanawan Tehsil	Total
Autrah	420	203	238	843
Babbar	929	1,215	219	2,363
Bhutta	1,780	744	279	2,803
Chatha	164	156	224	544
Chadhar	173	151	201	525
Daha	681	405	368	1,454
Ghallu	36	1,178	113	1,327
Hans	121		908	1,029
Janjua	171	78	529	778
Kalasra	147	324	810	1,281
Kalru	1,017		471	1,488
Khakhi	1,458	239	125	453
Khar	425	15	55	495
Khaira	925	348	812	2,085
Kang	372	257		629
Lakaul	517	821	180	1,518
Langah	144	362	194	700
Lar	74	475	229	778
Mallana	653	430	714	1,797
Nonari	918	597	28	1,453
Parhar	1,258	686	666	2,610
Sahotra	15	615		630
Sahu	267	262	341	870
Sandhila	1,599	557	361	2,477
Soomra	265	131	215	611
Thaheem	1,284	307	157	1,748

Multan District[edit]

The total Muslim Jat population of the district, according to the 1931 Census of India, was 340,584 (95%) out of a total population of 358,064. According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:^[5]

Tribe	Multan Tehsil	Shujabad Tehsil	Lodhran Tehsil	Mailsi Tehsil	Kabirwala Tehsil	Total
Bagar	501			101		602
Bagwar	1,169			8	2	1,179
Bhutta	6,668	779	953	424	878	9,697
Bhasa	8	516			1,305	1,829
Bilar	60	1,865	1,165		57	3,147
Bir	490	8	10	16		524
Basar	493	106	113	52	43	807
Bulla	2,773	216		1,804	1,898	6,691
Chachakar	271	10		59	634	974
Chhachhar	189	92	142	181		554
Chanal	10	79	73	417	340	919
Chandram	41	224	2	182	159	608
Chaughata	238	336 69	567	1,727	2,937
Charal	17		25		546	578
Chatha	616	138	49	605	204	1,612
Chavan	90	14	21	185	465	775
Chadhar		164	5	411	264	884
Cheema	60	137	800	14	7	1,018
Dara	36	181	13	808		1,040
Dawana	1	1,169	3	17	20	1,210
Ghagar	90	688		348	51	1,177
Ghahi		46			255	301
Gill	158		81		264	503
Jajularu	385	392	770	400	432	2,379
Jakhar	29	2	39	105		175
Jhagar	341	518	11	226	143	1,177
Kachela		669				669
Khak	62	470				596
Khaki		596				596
Khichi	672				158	672
Lang	294	1,680	351	232	158	2,715
Langah	245	251	304	332		1,132
Langra	142	699			39	766
Langrial	562		45	140	6	753
Larsan		65	264	1,280		1,609
Lapra	47	33	480	19		579
Mahi	492				6	498
Maalta	84		6	6	25	121
Maho	101		84	674	75	934
Marath		70		10	593	673
Mahra	208		103	487	218	1,018
Nonari	6	459	107	260	102	934
Naul	531	24	56			611
Nourangi			334	86	827	1,247
Noon	245	3,254	260			3,766
Parhar	461	28	37	27	4	557
Parkar	436	303	14			753
Parohe	26	6		1,026	195	1,253
Pattiwala		457	273		86	816
Pukhowara	8	553				581
Raad	5	22		174		201
Rawn	2,130	176	154	156		2,616
Rongia	144	545				689
Ruk	598	2	6	10		618
Sadal			101	355	218	674
Sadhari	8		12	412	542	974
Sadraj			36	930	90	1,091
Shajra		90	38		16	144
Sailigar	382				375	757
Samachi	28	176	223	172		599
Samri	472	26	51			549
Sandal	810	136	8		6	960
Sandhila	49	8				966
Shekha	674					674
Siana	655	270			8	933
Sipra	9					9
Soomra	291					291
Tarehli	1050			800		1850
Thaheem	1,300	729	611	128	1,164	3,932
Uanis	430	320	83	15		848
Vasli	23		248	331	47	649
Virk	243	37	27	19		328
Waseer	21	425		159		605
Wehi	1,648	56	805			2,509

Dera Ghazi Khan District[edit]

According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:

Tribe	Dera Ghazi Khan Tehsil	Sanghar Tehsil	Rajanpur Tehsil	Jampur Tehsil	Total
Aishiani					1,058
Babbar					4,294
Barra					1,927
Batwani					895
Bhatti					9,128
Bhutta					2,876
Buttar					1,292
Bab					5,257
Barar					501
Bohar					1,445
Chhachhar					1,898
Chhajra					913
Chhina					706
Changar					861
Chani					572
Chauhan					1,026
Dhandla					949
Daha					1,016
Dakhna					1,303
Darakhe					785
Dhol					638
Domra					822
Ghani					628
Hanbi					769
Heer					387
Hujjan					733
Johiya					1,617
Jajalani					1,571
Kajla					558
Kanera					208
Kang					10
Khatti					612
Kachela					1,848
Kabru					554
Khak					556
Khaloti					720
Khaira					567
Lakaul					1,157
Lak					658
Langah					1,558
Mahra					702
Mahesar					648
Maitla					776
Mohana					663
Mallana					1,358
Malhan					529
Mangil					656
Manjotha					4,348
Meo					524
Makwal					1,091
Naich					286
Otrai					718
Parhar					1,144
Panwar					866
Phor					867
Sahotra					994
Saharan					943
Sandhila					1,082
Soomra					2,508
Sambar					2,030
Shahkhani					961
Sial					3,915
Samdana					895
Thaheem					1,499
Virk					548

Bahawalpur State[edit]

The total Muslim Jat population of the state, according to the 1931 Census of India, was 361,891 (90%) out a of total population of 402,785. According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:^[6]

Tribe	Population
Atera	575
Athar	581
Atral	500
Bhatia	733
Bhatti	1,951
Bipar	508
Bohar	3,863
Chhachhar	9,331
Chadhar	597
Chani	632
Chapal	2,120
Chaughata	791
Chauhan	567
Chawali	506
Chimar	947
Chozan	958
Daher	1,307
Daia	1,364
Dakhu	823
Dangar	689
Daha	3,571
Dhandu	844
Dhar	1,074
Dhudhi	686
Duran	977
Gauja	1,047
Ghallu	2,508
Kalia	525
Hans	580
Jam	788
Jammun	1,657
Jhammat	2,097
Jhullan	1,285
Khak	1,453
Kakrial	894
Kalia	525
Kalwar	1,271
Kamboh	679
Kande	557
Kathal	538
Katwal	912
Khar	840
Kharal	1,770
Khokhar	2,771
Khombra	637
Khaira	540
Koral	794
Langah	3,118
Lodhra	985
Loan	585
Mahaar	3,022
Mahra	2,493
Mahla	1,160
Maij	3,786
Makwal	473
Malak	4,042
Manela	628
Marral	880
Masson	537
Naich	4,093
Nanwa	1,833
Noon	930
Nonari	1,560
Uttera	1,817
Pannun	914
Panwat	1,676
Panwar	7,702
Sahu	1,131
Samma	1,072
Samitah	943
Sangi	1,159
Sial	847
Soomra	3,721
Thaheem	1,653
Tonwar	1,691
Waince	837

References[edit]

↑ Imperial Gazetteer of India Provincial Series Punjab Volume II Usha Publications 1984
↑ Lyallpur District Gazetteer Part B 1912 Table 15 page xxxvi
↑ A Gazetteer of Mianwali District Part b 1912 Table 15 page xxx
↑ Lyallpur District Gazetteer Part B 1912 Table 15 page xxxvi
↑ A Gazetteer of Multan District Part B 1912 Table 15 page xxxvi
↑ A Gazetteer of Bahawalpur State Part B 1912 pagess XXXIV to XXXIX Civil and Military Gazette Press

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[1] Imperial Gazetteer of India Provincial Series Punjab Volume II Usha Publications 1984

[2] Lyallpur District Gazetteer Part B 1912 Table 15 page xxxvi

[3] A Gazetteer of Mianwali District Part b 1912 Table 15 page xxx

[4] Lyallpur District Gazetteer Part B 1912 Table 15 page xxxvi

[5] A Gazetteer of Multan District Part B 1912 Table 15 page xxxvi

[6] A Gazetteer of Bahawalpur State Part B 1912 pagess XXXIV to XXXIX Civil and Military Gazette Press

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