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The Chib Rajput (Urdu: چب ) are one of the most dominant warrior clans of Punjab in Pakistan. Muslim Rajputs (more commonly known as Musalman Rajputs within India and Pakistan) are Rajputs who practice Islam. ... The phrase Zaban-e Urdu-e Mualla written in () is an Indo-European language of the Indo-Aryan family that developed under mainlyPersian influence in Central and South Asia during the Delhi Sultanate and Mughal Empire (1200-1800). ... A clan is a group of people united by kinship and descent, which is defined by perceived descent from a common ancestor. ... Punjab, 1903 Punjab Province, 1909 Punjab (meaning: Land of five Rivers (c. ...

Castes and Tribes of the Punjab
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Ancient Kshatriya tribes Ahir | Gujjar | Kamboj | Khash | Yadav
Brahmin groups Saraswat Brahmins | Punjabi Brahmins | Mohyal | Bali | Bhimwal | Chhibber | Datt | Lau | Mohan | Vaid
Dalit groups Punjabi Dalits | Balmiki | Chamar | Chura | Chhimba | Kabirpanthi | Mazhabi | Nai | Ramdasia | Rangrehta | Ravidasi
Jat clans Jat | Atwal | Aulakh | Bagri | Bains | Bajwa | Bajya | Bassi | Beniwal | Bhalli | Bhangu | Bharhaich | Bhinder | Bhullar | Brar | Chahar | Chatha | Cheema | Chhillar | Deol | Deshwal | Dhariwal | Dhaliwal | Dhillon | Dhindsa | Dosanjh | Dulat | Faujdar | Gandhar | Garewal | Gill | Ghuman | Grewal | Hala | Hayer | Jakhar | Jawanda | Johiya | Kahlon | Kang | Khirwar | Khokhar | Langah | Lehal | Maan | Mahil | Maitla | Malhi | Manes | Mehria | Mattu | Nijjar | Pannu | Poonia | Purewal | Randhawa | Ranghar | Riar | Rode | Sahota | Samra | Sandhu | Sangha | Sanghera | Sekhon | Shergill | Sidhu | Sohal | Sra | Sukhera | Takhar | Takshak | Tarar | Tiwana | Toor | Virk | Wahla | Waraich
Khatris and other groups Khatri | Arora | Bhatia | Sekhri | Sood | Kukhran | Ahuja | Alreja | Bedi | Dumra | Mehra | Kapoor | Khullar
Rajput clans Rajput | Bhatti | Chadhar | Chauhan | Chib | Dogra | Gheba | Janjua | Jarral | Jaswal | Jodhra | Khakha | Kharal | Mahnike | Manj | Minhas | Mir | Meo | Naul | Noon | Panwar | Parhar | Parmar | Ranial | Rathore | Salaria | Sial | Wattu | Wejhwa | Wijhalke
Shaikhs and other groups Abbasi | Alavi | Farooqi | Gardezi | Gilani | Hashemi | Osmani | Quraishi | Sayyid | Shaikh | Shaikh Siddiqui | Siddiqui
Tarkhans and other groups Lohar | Ramgarhia | Sehmi | Tarkhan
Others Aluwalia |Arain | Awan | Bakarwal | Bania | Bishnoi | Dhangar | Gakhar | Kalal | Labana | Meghwar | Mekan | Saini | Sansi
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