Khattra (caste)
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Khattra,[1] or sometimes transliterated as Khatra, is an intertwined Sikh lineage believed to have originated from the Pargana (Principality) of Gill Jātts, adjacent to the repository domain of Sandhawalia Sardars. From the 19th century onward, they actively promoted the matrimonial practice of Anand Karaj, conducted under the procedural witness of an Akali Nihang and Granthi, while reciting the sacred enchantment of a Gur-Sikh Pathi (“Priest”). In later endeavours , they proffered a matronymic alliance with the Khatkar Jats of Sandhu consanguinity.[citation needed]
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- ↑ Majupuria, Indra; Majupuria, Trilok Chandra (1978). Marriage Customs in Nepal: Ethnic Groups, Their Marriage Customs and Traditions. Majupuria. p. 63. Search this book on
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