Sikh royalist
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Re: Average Jatt Sikh Male Height - 5' 7"
badshah veer what's the difference between the two?
badshah veer what's the difference between the two?
Yes they do have a military tradition, but as a proportion of the Sikh population (in temrs of what their caste numbers were). Labana, Khatri, Tarkhan, Ramdasia, Ravidasia etc actually joined the military from the Sikh community in far higher numbers.
Those that beat their chests about how brave their castes are should ask themselves, why don't their non-Sikh memebers join the Army in such high numbers (this applies to Jatts too).?
Even non-sikh jats have a martial status and are warrior since ages.we have separate jat regiments in the infantry and also in other core's which i have observed my self.
where do we have khatri, labana, tarkhan regiments?
kanwardeep sir
there's a Persian saying that an army of sheep's led by a lion can defeat an army of lion's led by a sheep.when the Guru said he will make one stand against lakhs it was the confidence of a leader there was nothing racial in it actually warriors are like swords a leader knows how to utilise them their leader's brings them to victory.
Jats had no leader they did revolted under Gokula but that was too late but what so ever they were brave.
all the other people you have mentioned had leaders.
the clan that i belong to always confronted abdali and his men but we were few in number later we joined the sikhs
you know one thing brother even a regiment of eunuch's can fight bravely if they have a good leader.
Even non-sikh jats have a martial status and are warrior since ages.we have separate jat regiments in the infantry and also in other core's which i have observed my self.
where do we have khatri, labana, tarkhan regiments?
Sikh Royalist ji
I am really sorry to say that but that is not answer to my question.The questions remains with Jats that why there was no leader Who could lead the jats.
As far Abdali is concerned ,It was already too late .Islamic invasions started with Defeat of Dahir and annexation of sind and later on invasion by Ghaznavi and Ghauri.Infact we can safely say that Defeat of prithviraj Chauhan was the end of Hindu Rule in Northern India.So in no way we can say that jats were brave enough to fight and save India from those Brutal invaders as jats were there in Northern India.I don't believe that jats or any other Punjabi community could boast there bravery.It was sikhs of all castes including jats who turned the table.The Punjabi pride and ego which is getting bigger and bigger these days is all because of sikhism O/W all Punjabi' castes would have been reading quran
young friend will be more aptWell you need to learn some history my friend.
Find out about the Pioneer Regiments.
10th Sikh LI
Ramgarhia Brigade
and yes Labana's had their own regiment too.
...and non Jat Sikhs do have their own Jat regiment, but it remains a fact that the Jat Sikhs were thought of as better than their non-Jatt Sikh brethren. I can furnish hundreds of sources, here is one:
The reason for this was summed up by Major A.E. Barstow as being due to the influence of Sikhism. "As has already been explained the virtues of the Jats are identical with those of the Sikhs, but the latter possess in a higher degree the ardent military spirit which had its origin in the warlike precepts of Gobind Singh.
you know who defeated Dahir sen?
it's a long story before Dahir was the king jats ruled Sindh and Dahir who was a bhramin took the chair with his brainy tricks and he imposed lots of impositions on the jats which included restriction on the use of horse possession of sword and the wearing of turban the jats rebelled and later joined the invading islamic armies and thus sindh was lost.in a similar fashion the janjua rajputs helped the capture of northern punjab.
This story was not about their bravery but about their fighting skills and as i have said earlier warriors are like swords.
It is not that jats never had any leader but when we talk about the time period when mughal invasion started there was no strong jat kingdom
but gradually the jats started their resistance and then was born Maharaja Surajmal the plato of jats he was such a great man you must read about him.
the mughals had tried a lot to destroy the ambitions of the jat people from the souther (greater) punjab/ northern rajasthan but this man put an end to it
swordfight and formed a jat empire
you want to know about something specific?
Kanwardeep Singh ji,
I have reasons to disagree, at least in part. Here, read this, it’s a nice synopsis:
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Haplogroup R1a is found today across a large swathe of Asia and Europe and may have originated in South or Central Asia. R1a is most common among Pakistanis, Northern, Russians, Ukrainians and the Kyrgyz and Altai peoples of Central Asia. In Europe R1a is the most common group in Slavic peoples and is also very common in Scandinavia. The presence of R1a in the British Isles is in the main due to Norse Viking ancestry, although Anglo-Saxons and Danes will have carried a smaller proportion there and there is a rare English-specific subgroup. It has been hypothesised that haplogroup R1a was carried to by the Kurgan culture, who domesticated the horse.
Source: http://www.topix.com/forum/world/united-kingdom/TEGNF3QD7T3JIGU7F
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Do you notice anything? Those with Haplogroup R1a genetics do seem to have marshal tendencies.
Punjab has a high proportion of Haplogroup R1a genetics, due to Scythian/Saka heritage.
Have a look at the Kurgan Hypothesis. Now look at the spread of R1 Haplogroup.
Essentially, all the aggressive blood brothers have been beating on each other . . . in time maybe they will learn this.
Ahhh, but God forbid that the wee, tiny Punjabi Jatt lads ever meet up with Alani-Celt lassies! For then there would be a reckoning!
young friend will be more apt
they are recruited because they are sikh and these regiments are sikh regiments and i have mentioned it earlier that sikhs belonging to oic(other indian castes) are recruited in the sikh li regiments and these days even in the sikh regiments.
but you have asked about non-sikh fellows.
actually its not properly quoted the thing is the difference is not too big non-sikh jats are brave but we in a comparison are even more braver even if you consider a khatri sikh he is braver than a non-sikh jat but a non-sikh jat is 100 times more braver than a hindu or muslim khatri.
truly speaking the hindu or even the muslim jats are not my brothers in any terms you know better than me of our relations we are not as close as hindu khatri and sikh khatris are but still i feel the same that even non-sikh jats are brave.