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The following is a list of better-known clans of the Gujjar community of South Asia (Total number of clans being 1200) listed in alphabetical order:

Gujar and Kutchi (Indic)
Nomad/Pastoralist

Gochar/Kochar (Armenian)
Migrant "Qochar" seems to be from the Persian/Turkish root of "goech", to migrate which will insinuate that Kochar, Gochar, Qochar is a migrant, nomad.

Göçer/Köçer (Turkish)

A

AMBAWATA

B

Bokra/Bokan
Bajjar
Bainsla
Baisoya
Bahrowal
bhadhana
Bhati
Bhumbla
Bidhuri
Bose
Barkat
Bagri (Zidie)
Bhatia
Banian

C

Chhawari
Chaprana
Chaudhi
Chechi
Chaprana
CHANDNA
Charr
Chhokar/Chokker
chandela
Chaudhari
Chaudhary

D

DEDHA
Dedhar
Dogay
Dahima
Dhangas
Dorata
Dhonchak
Dhinda

Dedha is also one of the famous cast in gurjar goatras.Most of them living in delhi & ncr areas.India's capital DELHI is the native land of dedha gurjar.

G

Ghorsi/Gorsi

H

Hakla

L

Ladi (Sen Gotra)

Ladis are mainly in Hamirpur, Mandi, Solan and Sirmaur Districts of Himachal Pradesh.

K

Kahrana
Kalas
Khari
Kapasi
Kasana and kansana
Khatana
Khokhar
kheppar
Kulyana
Karhade Brahmin
kundwana or kunduana
KARAHNA
Kanwar
Kisana
Koli
Khaila

M

Maahli
Maisi
Mandhar/Dhuli
Meelu
Munan
Motla
Mundan
Mojianwala
Mavi/Mavai
Muhana

N

Nāgar
Narsal

P

Phand
Parmar
Patav

noon panwar

R

Raggal
Rawal
Rawat

S

Solanki
Sirandhna
Saradhana
Siroh
Suthan

T

Theckari
Tonger
Tanvar
Tanwar
Tomar
Topa Gujjar

V

Vania/Bania (now traders/merchants: see Vani. The name "Vani" is very ancient. In the proto-Slavic languages, it means "people", more precisely "farmers".)
Vohra-Patel
Visgorus
Virana ( In Karauli District [Rajasthan] )

vihun

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