history of surnames

[userid50966]

write ur history of surname here
apnea goth dee history likho
like me start kardan apnea naal grewal nal


History
The Grewal community are the descendants of the Chandel Rajputs of Bilaspur in Himachal Pradesh in North India.
They share their family tree with Chandel Rajputs. Chandels are one of the 36 royal castes of Rajputs. At one time, Chandels ruled over Bundelkhand. This state fell in the middle of rivers Yamuna and Narmada. They had their fort at Kalinjar.
They came into Punjab in around 1469 AD. The main villages of the Grewals are Phallewall,gujjarwall, Lalton Kalan,Kila Raipur,Mehma Singh Wala,Sarabha, Daad, Thakkerwal, Andlu among a lot others; there are another 70 smaller villages around these three, all in the district of Ludhiana. Guru Hargobind visited Gujjarwal in 1631 AD. Grewals converted to Sikhism at this time. Grewals also contributed a lot in the freedom fight of INDIA. Kartar Singh Sarabha from Sarabha village lead the fight and was accepted as guru by great freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.
It is said that one of the Chandel Rajput kings, named Bairsi had a son named Grewal from a Jat woman, from where the name started.[who?]
Located south of the Sutlej River, the Grewals came under British rule early even as Maharaja Ranjit Singh consolidated the Sikh Empire all the way to Kabul. The Grewal villages with a rural middle class prospered and established schools which led to further progress. Education became the passport for the Grewals to travel and obtain positions across the Punjab and also relieve pressure on the small land holdings. They also joined the British Indian army and fought in wars from Mesopotamia to Germany.

 

[pps309]

I use Singh as my surname or last name.

Singh,
Do I need to write history for it?

 

[Pardesan Punjaban]

mera te ik din change h jana hun likahan da ki fida

 

[Loveye]

fer uda hi likhdo

 

[pps309]

mera te ik din change h jana hun likahan da ki fida

hahaha... nice reply.
Kaur use karo fer nahi change hona.
BTW, when is that ek din?

 

[userid50966]

I use Singh as my surname or last name.

Singh,
Do I need to write history for it?

no body ur gr8 we are fool who dont use such a gr8 surname

 

[Dhillon]

We are on Wikipedia
padlo Dhillon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Pardesan Punjaban]

hahaha... nice reply.
Kaur use karo fer nahi change hona.
BTW, when is that ek din?

every one has their day mera vi aouga

 

[pps309]

every one has their day mera vi aouga

hanji,
puchda paya ke what you think, is that day coming soon??

 

[Pardesan Punjaban]

nah ajje te koie umeed nahi aa

 

[Johal]

nah ajje te koie umeed nahi aa

ih kam te bina umeed ton ho jande
pata ni lagda kadooo ki ho jana

 

[pps309]

ih kam te bina umeed ton ho jande
pata ni lagda kadooo ki ho jana

hahaha.....sahi gal aa

 

[Pardesan Punjaban]

shub shub bolo

 

[kudi_patole_wargi]

mainu invite kar leo gulabo

te mera v google te search karlo
Basra

 

[arpita]

Al-Bukhari (Arabic: البخاري‎) or just Bukhari (also spelled as Bokhari) is an Arabic nesbat, meaning "from Bukhara", the old Transoxiana location of what is today Uzbekistan.

It is usually added at the end of SYED/SYEDA names as a specifier.

The most known Al-Bukhari is Muhammad Ibn Ismail al-Bukhari, the Sunni scholar.

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SYED/SYEDA

Sayyid/Syed (Arabic: سيد‎) (plural sādah) is an honorific title that is given to males/females accepted as descendants of the Islamic prophet Muhammad through his grandsons, Hasan ibn Ali and Husayn ibn Ali, who were the sons of his daughter Fatima Zahra and son-in-law Ali ibn Abi Talib.
Daughters of male sayyids are given the titles Syeda, Sayyida, Alawiyah, Syarifah or Sharifah.

 

[SHauKeeN GaBRu]

our family uses Singh/Kaur as the last name

 

[Sonia_Nz]

mera te ik din change h jana hun likahan da ki fida

bilkul sahi ghal akh ditiii gwandanooo neee
surname in processs ahhh

 

[Pardesan Punjaban]

bilkul sahi ghal akh ditiii gwandanooo neee
surname in processs ahhh

guandioo sirf tusi hi samkhde aa mainu
ya ohi nah surname in process aa
vase kudia di vi ki life aa ih nai pata hunda ohna da naam ki hona aa,,,baaki life da ki pata hona

 

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[gurshamcheema]

Cheema –One of the largest Jatt tribes in the Punjab. They say that some 25 generations back their ancestor Cheema, a Kazakh from Siberia after the defeat of Rai Tanura (Prithi Raj, by Muhammad of Ghor first to gj in the Delhi district and then to Amritsar, where his son Chotu Mal founded a village on the Bias in the time of Ala-ud-din. His grandson was called Rana Kang , and the youngest of his eight sons Dhol (the name appears among the Hingra )was the ancestor of the present clans Dogal, Mohtil, Nagara and Chima. The Chima have the peculiar marriage customs described under the Sahi Jats, and they are said to be served by Jogis instead of Brahmins, but now a days Bhania purohits are said to perform their ceremonies. They are said to marry within the tribe as well as with their neighbours. The bulk of the tribe embraced Islam in the times of Feroze Shah and Aurangzeb, but many retain their old customs. They are most numerous in Sialkot, but hold 42 villages in Gujaranwala ,as well as in some villages of Gujrat-Pakistan(Kala Chak) and have spread both eastwards and westwards along the foot of the hills.
It is noteworthy that the tribe takes its generic name from its youngest clan, and is descended from Dhol, a youngest son.
Another genealogy is
Rai Tanura
Chotu Mal
Chima (4th in descent)
Two sons Audhan and Audhar
Bavan son of Audhan founded Chima
The Sialkot Pamphlet of 1866 makes them Somabansi Rajputs, claiming descent from Rama (sic)Ganj. It also says they follow the chundavand rule of Inheriance