The history of the Jats proves to satisfaction that they belong to high class which is very old, valorous and enterprising; their being powerful in the Panjab from the fifth century is quite certain; they successively resisted the Mohamadan invasions in 1026, 1398 and 1525, as they have accelerated the downfall of the Mogal empire in the 18th century.
Jwala Sahai, History of Bharatpur
Personalities
Personalities
Captain Sardar Balwant Singh Harika of Bakshiwala
Captain Sardar Balwant Singh Harika of Bakshiwala, was the great grandson of Bakshi Basawa Singh Harika of Bakshiwala, (Commander in Chief of Patiala State) and the eldest son Bahadur Bakshi Pritam Singh Harika of Bakshiwala,…
Sardar Bahadur Sardar Bhagwan Singh Of Bhareli
Sardar Bahadur Sardar Bhagwan Singh Of Bhareli , was born into Virk Jat family in 1884,He received education in the Chiefs’ College, Lahore, up to the Entrance Standard, and on the death of his father…
Teja Singh Samundri
Teja Singh Samundri, was the son of a Sikh Jat, Sardar Deva Singh, and a recognized Akali and Congress leader, Teja Singh Samundri was born in 1881 at village Rai KaBurj, District Amritsar. When new…
Harnam Singh Tundilat
Harnam Singh Tundilat, Was born in 1884 at Kotla Naudh Singh, District Hoshiarpur, Harnam Singh was known as Tundilat as he lost one of his arms in explosion while engaged on manufacturing of bombs. Being…
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In Character the Jats resembles the old Anglo -saxon and the ancient Roman, and has indeed more of the characteristics of the Teuton than of the Celt in him. He is tough ,slow, unimaginative and unemotional lacking brilliance, but possessed of great solidity, dogged perseverance and an eminently practical turn of mind. He is hardly ever convinced by words without conerete facts. Sturdy independence and patient vigorous labour are among his good point's as Ibbetson has noted. Another trait of the Jat character which has been marked by good observer's in his strong individualism.
History of the Jats-Kalki Ranjan Qunongo
