Nagi Jats
| Regions with significant populations | |
|---|---|
 India India | |
| Languages | |
 Punjabi Saraiki | |
| Religion | |
| Sikhism | |
| Related ethnic groups | |
| Jat Sikh. |
Nagi Jats (ਨਾਗੀ) (नागी) are considered to be one of the oldest Sikh Jat clans (gotras) found in the Indian state of Punjab and Haryana along with Maan and Bhullar Jats.
Nagi's are known to have been the ruling royalty of their nation of origin, which remains a mystery to the new Nagi family generations. The ancient royal bloodline is now spread in almost every corner of the world, unaware of their aristocracy and power.
In India, this is a Sikh Jat surname, found also under Ahluwalia gotra.
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Nagi Jats
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