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'''Saharan''' or '''Saran''' is a [[gotra]] of [[Jat people|Jats]] found in [[Rajasthan]], [[Uttar Pradesh]], [[Haryana]], [[Madhya Pradesh]], [[Sndh]] and [[Punjab region]] in India & Pakistan.
==List of Jat clans that claim to be Nagavanshi==
Some Jat clans which claim to be nagavanshi are<ref>Dr Mahendra Singh Arya, [[Dharmpal Singh Dudee]], Kishan Singh Faujdar & Vijendra Singh Narwar: Ādhunik Jat Itihasa (The modern history of Jats), Agra 1998</ref><ref>Mansukh Ranwa:Kshatriya Shiromani Vir Tejaji, Page 9</ref><{{disputed|date=February 2014}}

Ābūdā,
Āchashw,
[[Ahi (clan)|Ahi]],
[[Ahlawat]],
Air,
Airāwat,
[[Aligi|Āligī]],
Aparājit,
Āpt,
Ārtimān,
Āryak,
[[Asit (clan)|Asit]],
[[Aulak]],
[[Avalak]],
Avyay,
{{IAST|Ayāhaṭ}},
[[Bamal|Bāmal]],
[[Bana (clan)|Bānā]],
Barojwār,
{{IAST|Bāsaṭh}},
Baulyā,
[[Beniwal|Beniwāl]],
[[Bhakar]],
[[Bhakar|Bhākhar]],
[[Bhamu|{{IAST|Bhāṃmū}}]],
{{IAST|Bharaṃgur}},
[[Bharshiv|Bhārshiv]],
{{IAST|Bheṃroṃ}},
[[Bhinchar]],
Bīhal,
Bīlwān,
Birālā,
[[Dahiya]],
[[Dhaka]],
[[Dhaulya|Dhaulyā]],
[[Deu|Deū]],
[[Devatra]],
[[Gora (clan)|Gorā]],
[[Imeguh]],
[[Kajal|Kājal]],
[[Kala (clan)|Kālā]],
[[Kalash (clan)|Kalash]],
[[Kalirawat|Kāle Rāwat]],
[[Kali|Kālī]],
[[Kaliraman|{{IAST|Kālī Ramaṇ}}]],
[[Kaliraman|Kālī Ramatā]],
[[Kalirawat|Kālī Rāwate]],
[[Kalirawat|Kālī Rāye]],
[[Kalidhaman|{{IAST|Kālīḍhaman}}]],
Kālīshak,
Kālīy,
Kalmāsh,
Kalwaria,
Kalwāriyā,
Kalyā,
Kalya,
{{IAST|Kalyāṇ}},
Kamal,
Kanwal,
Kariyā,
Karkar,
[[Katewa|{{IAST|Karkoṭak}}]],
[[Karvir (clan)|Karvīr]],
[[Kharwal]],
[[Khokhar]],
{{IAST|Khoṇḍal}},
{{IAST|Konḍāl}},
Kothār,
[[Kulak]],
Kulakiyā,
Kulār,
[[Kullar (clan)|Kullar]],
{{IAST|Kuṃḍodar}},
{{IAST|Kumuḍ}},
{{IAST|Kunḍal}},
[[Kunjar]],
{{IAST|Kushmānḍak}},
{{IAST|Kuṭhar}},
[[Legha|Legā]],
[[Lochag]],
[[Matwa|Matwā]],
Mātwe,
[[Muḍwāḍiyā|{{IAST|Muḍwāḍiyā}}]],
[[Mundel]],
[[Nag (clan)|Nāg]],
[[Nāgā]],
[[Nagar (clan)|Nāgar]],
Nāgauriyā,
[[Nagil]],
[[Nair]]
[[Nila (clan)|Nīl]],
Odasī,
[[Ola (clan)|Olā]],
{{IAST|Paḍwāl}},
{{IAST|Pāgwaṭ}},
Pāhal,
Pāl,
{{IAST|Paṃḍahārī}},
{{IAST|Pāṇḍar}},
{{IAST|Pāṇḍul}},
[[Pandul]],
[[panja|Panjā]],
Pānn,
Parsāne,
{{IAST|Paṭhur}},
{{IAST|Pauḍiyā}},
{{IAST|Pehalāyaṇ}},
{{IAST|Piṃḍale}},
Podān,
Pūchale,
Punia,
Rāhal,
[[Roj (clan)|Roj]],
[[Roja]],
Rotra,
Sagsail,
[[Saharan (gotra)|Saharan]],
[[samota|Sāmotā]],
Samrā,
Sāngū,
Sangwan,
Sawaū,
Sewdā,
Sheshāno,
Sheshmā,
Shwitra,
Shyaukand,
[[Sihak|Sihāg]],
Siraswār,
Sitarwār,
Siwāyach,
Sumrā,
Sūtalā,
[[Takhar]],
[[Takshak]],
[[Ṭāṃk]],
[[Tankor]],
[[Tetarwal]],
Tītarwāl,
[[Tokas]],
[[Toran]],
Udwal,
[[Ugrak]],
Vaharwāl,
[[Bais Rajput|Bais]],
[[Varik]],
{{IAST|Varṇwāl}},
[[Vasath]],
{{IAST|Vaurāṇ}},
Vāvan,
Vīhan,
Vodiyā,
Yolyā.
Bhaarshiva Rajbhar kshatriya⏎
⏎
==References==
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== Further reading ==
*Republics, kingdoms, towns, and cities in ancient India By G. P. Singh Page 309
*Journal of Indian history, Volume 26 By University of Kerala. Dept. of History, University of Allahabad. Dept. of Modern Indian History, University of Travancore, University of Kerala Page 24
*Akhand Hindustan By K. M. Munshi Page 142
*Mirati Sikandari; or, The mirror of Sikandar By Sikandar ibn Muḥammad (called Manjhū Akbar) Page xxxviii
*Firoz Tughluq, 1351–1388 A.D. By R. C. Jauhri Page 4

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