Gujjar World - History of Gujjar Nation

The U.S.A. and her allied countries had propounded the idea of a broad-based Government in Afghanistan, comprising of all the ethnic and linguastic groups. The western countries had false perception about the exact ethnic and linguastic division of Afghanistan. It was mistakenly believed that the Afghnistan is ethnically devided into Pushtoons and Persian speaking Northern alliance. The U.S.A. and its allies, while forming the present Karzai Government in Afghanistan, absolutely ignored the second largest and major ethnic Gujjar community. The Gujjars constitutes to be 35% of Afghanistan’s total population. 2. The Gujjar is the largest tribe of the World, which is admittedly recognized to be the major ethnic group in Pakistan, India, Indo-Pak held Jammu & Kashmir, Xing Xiang(China), Tibet, Nepal, Bhuttan, Sakkum, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Georgia and other Central Asian States. The Gujjars can rightly be termed as an International tribe, who are not restricted and confined by the ...

Gujjar or Gojar are the 2nd largest tribe in the Afghanistan. they are 35% of the total population of Afghanistan. Afghan gojar are Gojri speaking people and gojri is included in Afghan national languages group.   

i) Kunnarr : This province is situated in the south of Afghanistan and in the North of Pakistan. The Gujjar tribe is living with over-whelming majority in this Province. The famous towns and villages of the Gujjars are Narrai, Asmar, Hari Kot, Tashagul, Konigul, Gorin, Inchagal, Samsagal, Karchigal, Bazagal, Batash, Hegal and Asoom, etc. ii) Lughman : Its more than 50% population consists of Gujjar tribe. There are approximately 45-villages having hundred percent Gujjar population. iii) Panjsher : The Gujjars constitutes 40% population of this Province. Perkhar and Wersak towns are the famous strong-holds of the Gujjars. iv) Badakhshan : The Gujjars constitutes half of the population of this Province. The Bajjarr, Chauhan, Bherwal, Jangle, Bhaddana, Kohli, Doei and Bokarra are the famous sub-tribes/clans of Gujjars living in this Province. v) Kondos : The ¾ population of this Province consists of Gujjar tribe. vi) Farkhar : More than 90% population of this Province belongs to the Gujj...

Gujjars- The cream of our society Posted on 17/08/2014 by Dailyexcelsior Om Saraf Gujjars have always struck me as the most fascinating people around us-a distinct ethnic entity with rich historic and cultural background, an utterly self-reliant community, a perfect example of a sound mind in a sound body. Let me confess it is a profound problem for me to consider them backward in any sense of the word. I may prove it up to the hilt that not a few so-called forward-looking people deserve this epithet rather more aptly. Seen in a larger context of familiar economic indicators, the self employed Gujjars are in no way responsible for the economic backwardness of Jammu and Kashmir State. So far as our all embracing backwardness is concerned, again, the real culprit are the people belonging to other communities who consume most of the resource and produce most of the perpetrators of major and minor crimes in the society. Blinded by wealth acquired by means more foul rather than fair and us...

Gujjar Kings ruled Afghanistan / Gandhara (Turko-Hepthalites in Gandhara) Napki (Nezak) Malka...................................c. 475 - 576 Sri Shaho...........................................after c. 576 White Huns Khans o Toramana.................................................515 - 528 o Mihirakula...............................................528 - 542 o Hephthalite rule was overthrown in c. 570 and they escaped west. Nezak Huns (at Kabul / Ghazni / Zabulistan and probably Seistan) o Narana (Narendra).....................................c. 570 - 600 o Vasu Deva......................................................after c. 624 o Mardan Shah....................................................after c. 624 o Shahi Jaya.....................................................c. 700 o Shahi Tigin...........................................c. 719 – 739 o Sri Vajara Vakhu Deva..........................................