Here I am providing the information of origin of Gurjara
Here I am providing the information of origin of Gurjara
Samrat Mihir Bhoja Mahan
has finished rashtrakuts forever and after his period of Gujjar Empire, Rashrakuts history is only imagination of the Indian Historians.r Empire.Among all the known Emperors of India from the first century onwards, the Empire of Gujjar Samrat Mihir Bhoja Mahan was the largest, except that of Kanishka, the Gujjar of Kushana Gotra. ( Some historians is of the opinion that Kanishka was from Khatana Clan of Gujjars). The outer boundries of Kanishka's Gujjar Kushana Empire were present day Georgia in Central Asia and present day Gujarat including Maharashtra and half of Karnataka.
Here I am providing the information of origin of Gurjara Pratihara. Nagara ( Gujjar Rulers of Nagavihara), Bajjad or Varajjara ( The Gujjar rulers of Vajra Vihara) are also the same as of Pratihara.As per the following historical record the Nagara, Varajjara and Pratihara clan of Gujjars seems to be the sub branch of the rulers of Khotan ( Khatana) which was one of the main branch of Gujjar Kushanas. It is clear that Vijaya Simha the Gujjar Khatana ruler made Pota-rya a great Vihara which is called as Potohar region of present day Pakistan. Similarly Bajaur ( Vajra Vihara), and Nagarhar ( Nagavihara) are located in present day NWFP and Afghanistan and the Gujjar rulers of these areas were Nagara and Varajjara Gujjars. Nagara and Varajjara are one and the same is also supported by the Gwalior inscription of Gujjar Samrat Mihir Bhoja Mahan.The Gujjar rulers of Pota-rya Vihara were called the Gujjar Pratihar. Here I would like to mention that All these Gujjar Gotras are ruling title of Gujjar Rulers during the days of Gujjar Kushana Empire.According to the "Annals of Li-yul" ( Rockhill: Life of Buddha, pp.238 ff), Vijayasimha, the successor of Vijayvirya married Chinese Princess Pu-nye-shar, the daughter of the ruler of China. She was responsible for raiming silk worms much against the wishes of her husband, who later on repented for his deeds. He called from India the Bhikshu Sanghaghosa and made him his spritual adviser, and to atone for his wickedness he built the Po-ta-rya and Madza Caitya and a great Vihara ( Stein: Ancient Khotan, p 230)
Please
Historical and Cultural Chronology of Gujarat - Page 248by Manjulal Ranchholdlal Majmudar - Gujarat (India) - 1960156 ), refers to Nagara Bhattakumara of the Varjjara family, originally from ...Snippet view
1. In Gwalior inscription the word Nagara
is mentioned for Nagari Gujjars.2. In Skandpurana the Nagara Khand is about the Nagara Gujjars. If you want to know more please initiate a thread at allempire com where others ( Than Gujjars) can be involved in the discussion).3. In Babarnama word Nagari is used for the ruler of Present Day udaipur. ( Nagada as the capital). Nagda ( Near Udaipur and not the one which is in MP, though the both the places must be included in old capital of Nagari Gujjar known as Nagada Valley) 4. In Gwalior inscription the Nagara is mentioned as the branch of Varajjara. The Old name of Kangda was Nagarkot ( The fort of Nagar Gujjars) and the pemple of Godess built there is called the Varrajaraeshwari Devi temple.5. Gwalior and Nagada has exactly the same style of Vishnu Temples, called as sasbahu temple temples. It proves that both the places were ruled by Nagadi Gujjars.6. The Area ruled by Nagari Gujjars was called Bagad ( During Gujjar Pratihar rulre), which is nothing but another name of Bajaur ( Vajra Vihara) and Nagda ( another name of Naga Vihara). Bajaur and Nangarhar were the placed ruled by these celebrated clans during the Gujjar Kushana Empire.7. The rulers of Mathura during the Gujjar Kushan rule were Nagara Gujjars which are wrongly written as Nag dynasty by the Indian Historians.Mathura was the winter capital of Great Gujjar Kusahana. Peshawar was the capital and samarkand was the summer capital.The Words Nagara, Nagar and Nagari ( Nagre, Nagde) are all the same and is a celebrated gotra of Gujjars.One more thing i would inform you that Nagabhatta the Great started his winning campaign from Nagada ( the capital of Gujjar Nagaris) and not from Ujjain as is written by many historians. That is the reason he called at many places and Nagavaloka, that is the ruler of Nagada valley, the valley which joins the present day Gujarat to present day Malwa.
see the Historical records about Rajatiraya ( Shah-nu-shahi, the official title of Gujjar Kushan Emperors).The first concrete evidence of Khatana Gujjar is found in a document probably of the 3rd century, discovered by M. A. Stein at the site of Endere (facsimile in Stein, 1921, pl. xxxviii; transcription in Boyer and Senart, p. 249; tr. 1940, p. 137; cf. Emmerick, 1979, p. 168 and nIt was written in a local Middle Indian dialect in Kharoṣṭhî script by Khotana maharaya rayatiraya hinajha Vij’ida Siṃha "General Vijida Simha, great king, king of kings of Khotan" in his tenth chuna (< Khot. kṣuṇa) "regnal year." The Khotanese title hînâysa (pronounced hînâza, lit. "army leader") is also attested in much later indigenous texts. 2. About the Nagara and Varajjara Gujjars refer the following books:The history of the Gurjara-Pratihāras - Page 82by Baij Nath Puri - India - 1986 - 246 pages... refers to Nagara Bhattakumara of the Varjjara family, originally from ...Snippet view
Samrat Mihir Bhoja Mahan
has finished rashtrakuts forever and after his period of Gujjar Empire, Rashrakuts history is only imagination of the Indian Historians.r Empire.Among all the known Emperors of India from the first century onwards, the Empire of Gujjar Samrat Mihir Bhoja Mahan was the largest, except that of Kanishka, the Gujjar of Kushana Gotra. ( Some historians is of the opinion that Kanishka was from Khatana Clan of Gujjars). The outer boundries of Kanishka's Gujjar Kushana Empire were present day Georgia in Central Asia and present day Gujarat including Maharashtra and half of Karnataka.
Here I am providing the information of origin of Gurjara Pratihara. Nagara ( Gujjar Rulers of Nagavihara), Bajjad or Varajjara ( The Gujjar rulers of Vajra Vihara) are also the same as of Pratihara.As per the following historical record the Nagara, Varajjara and Pratihara clan of Gujjars seems to be the sub branch of the rulers of Khotan ( Khatana) which was one of the main branch of Gujjar Kushanas. It is clear that Vijaya Simha the Gujjar Khatana ruler made Pota-rya a great Vihara which is called as Potohar region of present day Pakistan. Similarly Bajaur ( Vajra Vihara), and Nagarhar ( Nagavihara) are located in present day NWFP and Afghanistan and the Gujjar rulers of these areas were Nagara and Varajjara Gujjars. Nagara and Varajjara are one and the same is also supported by the Gwalior inscription of Gujjar Samrat Mihir Bhoja Mahan.The Gujjar rulers of Pota-rya Vihara were called the Gujjar Pratihar. Here I would like to mention that All these Gujjar Gotras are ruling title of Gujjar Rulers during the days of Gujjar Kushana Empire.According to the "Annals of Li-yul" ( Rockhill: Life of Buddha, pp.238 ff), Vijayasimha, the successor of Vijayvirya married Chinese Princess Pu-nye-shar, the daughter of the ruler of China. She was responsible for raiming silk worms much against the wishes of her husband, who later on repented for his deeds. He called from India the Bhikshu Sanghaghosa and made him his spritual adviser, and to atone for his wickedness he built the Po-ta-rya and Madza Caitya and a great Vihara ( Stein: Ancient Khotan, p 230)
Please
Historical and Cultural Chronology of Gujarat - Page 248by Manjulal Ranchholdlal Majmudar - Gujarat (India) - 1960156 ), refers to Nagara Bhattakumara of the Varjjara family, originally from ...Snippet view
1. In Gwalior inscription the word Nagara
is mentioned for Nagari Gujjars.2. In Skandpurana the Nagara Khand is about the Nagara Gujjars. If you want to know more please initiate a thread at allempire com where others ( Than Gujjars) can be involved in the discussion).3. In Babarnama word Nagari is used for the ruler of Present Day udaipur. ( Nagada as the capital). Nagda ( Near Udaipur and not the one which is in MP, though the both the places must be included in old capital of Nagari Gujjar known as Nagada Valley) 4. In Gwalior inscription the Nagara is mentioned as the branch of Varajjara. The Old name of Kangda was Nagarkot ( The fort of Nagar Gujjars) and the pemple of Godess built there is called the Varrajaraeshwari Devi temple.5. Gwalior and Nagada has exactly the same style of Vishnu Temples, called as sasbahu temple temples. It proves that both the places were ruled by Nagadi Gujjars.6. The Area ruled by Nagari Gujjars was called Bagad ( During Gujjar Pratihar rulre), which is nothing but another name of Bajaur ( Vajra Vihara) and Nagda ( another name of Naga Vihara). Bajaur and Nangarhar were the placed ruled by these celebrated clans during the Gujjar Kushana Empire.7. The rulers of Mathura during the Gujjar Kushan rule were Nagara Gujjars which are wrongly written as Nag dynasty by the Indian Historians.Mathura was the winter capital of Great Gujjar Kusahana. Peshawar was the capital and samarkand was the summer capital.The Words Nagara, Nagar and Nagari ( Nagre, Nagde) are all the same and is a celebrated gotra of Gujjars.One more thing i would inform you that Nagabhatta the Great started his winning campaign from Nagada ( the capital of Gujjar Nagaris) and not from Ujjain as is written by many historians. That is the reason he called at many places and Nagavaloka, that is the ruler of Nagada valley, the valley which joins the present day Gujarat to present day Malwa.
see the Historical records about Rajatiraya ( Shah-nu-shahi, the official title of Gujjar Kushan Emperors).The first concrete evidence of Khatana Gujjar is found in a document probably of the 3rd century, discovered by M. A. Stein at the site of Endere (facsimile in Stein, 1921, pl. xxxviii; transcription in Boyer and Senart, p. 249; tr. 1940, p. 137; cf. Emmerick, 1979, p. 168 and nIt was written in a local Middle Indian dialect in Kharoṣṭhî script by Khotana maharaya rayatiraya hinajha Vij’ida Siṃha "General Vijida Simha, great king, king of kings of Khotan" in his tenth chuna (< Khot. kṣuṇa) "regnal year." The Khotanese title hînâysa (pronounced hînâza, lit. "army leader") is also attested in much later indigenous texts. 2. About the Nagara and Varajjara Gujjars refer the following books:The history of the Gurjara-Pratihāras - Page 82by Baij Nath Puri - India - 1986 - 246 pages... refers to Nagara Bhattakumara of the Varjjara family, originally from ...Snippet view
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