List Of Dhangar Clans In India
The following is the list of Dhangar clans/Kulas of surnames of all sub-castes from India.
Read more about List Of Dhangar Clans In India: Ainwar, Aaldar, Aawale, Bargujar, Baniya, Bhains, Bute, Chauhan, Chandel, Chandrawat, Chavda/Chawla, Chudawat, Dhabi, Dagade, Dahiya, Devkate, Deora, Dhakad / Dhakar, Dhekaha, Dikshit, Gahalot, Gahlot, Gaharwar, Gaud, Gautama, Gohil, Hake, Halnawar, Harine, Jankar, Kachawahe, Kachhwaha, Kadamba, Kale, Karith, Katariya, Kaushal, Kesari, Khangar, Kharat, Kharwar, Khatal, Kokare, Kolekar, Kulal, Lavate, Lengre, Lokhande, Lokare, Makwana, Markad, Masal, Maurya, Nagvansha, Nandvanshi, Nikhumbiya, Parihar, Parmar, Pramar, Pundir, Raikwar, Rathod, Sarak, Sargar, Sengar, Shinde, Shingade, Sikarwar, Shindhav, Sisodiya, Solankar, Solankhi, Swar, Takale, Tawar, Thengal, Thombare, Waykule, Tomar, Vadhel, Vala/Wala, Pal/Waghela / Baghela / Vaghela / Baghel, Wakse, Yadav, Yedage, Jhala / Zhala, Unknown, Some South Indian Clans, Oraon Clans
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