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Let’s talk about the legend, Fauzdar Nandram less remembered among the Jats of Braj, yet a warrior who truly stands out. Veer Nandram Thenua, a descendant of Makhan Singh, succeeded his father in 1645 and soon defied the Mughals by refusing taxes and attacking their posts. He

Jammu Dogra Rajput Hindu from Academic paper, 5 Harrappa World, and their distances based on sims.

Interesting, Dogra Rajputs of Jammu are genetically more closer to Kashmiri Pandits, Punjabi Kashmiris of Pakistan, avg Punjabi Hindus, Punjabi Khatris, Punjabi Brahmins, Punjabi Tarkhans & Punjabi Muslim Jatts than to their Pahadi Rajput counterparts & Rajasthan Rajputs.

According to the oral traditions of the Sahota Jats of Barapind in Phillaur (Doaba, Punjab), two brothers, Mal and Sohal, migrated from Bharatpur in the Braj region of Rajasthan in the 13th century and established the village, forming pattis and Sahota settlements in the area. A few centuries later, Chaudhary Gulab Singh Sahota rose to prominence within the Dallewalia Misl of the Jats and held large territory in Doaba. He served as the chaudhary, an elected headman chosen by the panchayat of several Sahota pattis around Barapind and Gardhiwala in present-day Hoshiarpur district. Jat settlements in Punjab appear to predate any religious tradition that claims to have facilitated their land acquisition. Evidence from genetics, oral traditions, and colonial-era records points to a consistent pattern of south-to-north migration from the Jat nucleus in the Braj and Jangladesh regions toward Punjab over the past millennium. This pattern is not unique to the Sahotas; several other Jat gots in Doaba such as the Narwals, Leghas, Kandholas and Patars also trace their origins to Haryana and the Bharatpur–Braj belt, reinforcing the broader migration thesis. Similarly, Baidwans, Dhanoa, Siwaich, and Chokker (Chonkar) Jats of the Mohali region point to similar migrations from the Delhi area.

Mirza Rajah jai singh is referred as "mati al-islam" (extendor of islam) in many documents by Aurangzeb. In one of the farman sent by Aurangzeb to deccan during treaty of purandar , Mirza Rajah Jai singh is referred as "Faithful and obedient to islam" .