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	The '''Khangura''' (ਖੰਗੂੜਾ in Punjabi) is a [[gotra]] of [[Jat people\|~~Jats~~]] from the [[Punjab region]] in [[India]].		The '''Khangura''' (ਖੰਗੂੜਾ in Punjabi) is a [[gotra]] of [[Jat people\|Jat]] community from the [[Punjab region]] in [[India]].{{Citation needed\|date=May 2022}}

	The name ''Khangura'' comes from ~~Persian,~~ meaning "~~Khan the~~ follower of the guru"~~. One of the powerful Khan rulers of erstwhile Punjab was deeply~~ influenced by the teachings of the Sikh gurus. ~~His descendants carry~~ the Khangura ~~name and completely converted to Sikhism during the time~~ of Guru Tegh Bahadur, the ninth Sikh prophet (Guru) (1621–1675) and [[Guru Gobind Singh]], the tenth Sikh prophet (guru) (1666–1708). The Khangura clan is almost all adherents of [[Sikhism]] now. <ref>{{cite web \|url=https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/ludhiana/community/manpreet-badal-releases-book-on-khangura-surname/375784.html}}</ref>		'''Khangura community''' of [[gotra]] of [[Jat people\|Jat]] community are primarily residents of ''Princely State'' of ''Kangra'' . The name ''Khangura'' comes from Farsi meaning "follower of the guru" and Khangura community were influenced by the teachings of the Sikh gurus from which accepted as residents of Princely State of Kangra. Khangura community protected the ruler of Princely State of Kangra as well as Princely State of Kangra from which there are thousands of tales of humour.

			'''Khangura community are devotes of Guru Tegh Bahadur''', the ninth Sikh prophet (Guru) (1621–1675) and [[Guru Gobind Singh]], the tenth Sikh prophet (guru) (1666–1708). The Khangura clan is almost all adherents of [[Sikhism]] now.<ref>{{cite web \|url=https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/ludhiana/community/manpreet-badal-releases-book-on-khangura-surname/375784.html\|title=Manpreet Badal releases book on 'Khangura' surname}}</ref>

	Historically Khangura Jatts held in Nanu Mazara also known as [[Nano Mazara]] Sardar Hukam Singh Khangura Son of Sardar Natha Singh Khangura is the first sarpanch of village Nanu Mazara, Ladha Ganja, and parts of Samrari and Mahl in Tehsil Phillaur. There is also a village Toderwal near Nabha distt Patiala which is the Village of all Khanguras.<ref>Origins and History of Jats and Other Allied Nomadic Tribes of India: 900 BC-1947 AD. B.S. Nijjar</ref>		Historically Khangura Jatts held in Nanu Mazara also known as [[Nano Mazara]] Sardar Hukam Singh Khangura Son of Sardar Natha Singh Khangura is the first sarpanch of village Nanu Mazara, Ladha Ganja, and parts of Samrari and Mahl in Tehsil Phillaur. There is also a village Toderwal near Nabha distt Patiala which is the Village of all Khanguras.<ref>Origins and History of Jats and Other Allied Nomadic Tribes of India: 900 BC-1947 AD. B.S. Nijjar</ref>

	The Jathera of the Khangura Jatt Clan is a village Samrari in Jalandhar District Punjab and village Malakpur<ref>https://www.google.com/maps/place/Malakpur,+Punjab/@30.73594,76.2662101,15z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x39100f8b76dee607:0x9d0f5fe5beb223c2</ref> in Ludhiana District. Jathera is the place of the grave mound of the common ancestor and still worshipped even today by Jats.<ref>Jats the Ancient Rulers (A clan study)/Harsha Vardhana : Linkage and Identity</ref> These sites are also called Wadae Wadhere.		The Jathera of the Khangura Jatt Clan is a village Samrari in Jalandhar District Punjab and village Malakpur<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.google.com/maps/place/Malakpur,+Punjab/@30.73594,76.2662101,15z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x39100f8b76dee607:0x9d0f5fe5beb223c2\|title = Malakpur · Punjab 141411, India}}</ref> in Ludhiana District. Jathera is the place of the grave mound of the common ancestor and still worshipped even today by Jats.<ref>Jats the Ancient Rulers (A clan study)/Harsha Vardhana : Linkage and Identity</ref> These sites are also called Wadae Wadhere.

	There also is a village called Akoi Sahib, near Sangrur in Punjab, which almost entirely comprises Jatts of the Khangura clan. One of the great builders of North India, especially of Colonial India's capital New Delhi, was Sardar Rai Bahadur Narain Singh, who belonged to the village Akoi Sahib and was from the Khangura clan.		There also is a village called Akoi Sahib, near Sangrur in Punjab, which almost entirely comprises Jatts of the Khangura clan. One of the great builders of North India, especially of Colonial India's capital New Delhi, was Sardar Rai Bahadur Narain Singh, who belonged to the village Akoi Sahib and was from the Khangura clan.

	They have traditionally, like many Jatts, been farmers. Recently many Khanguras have emigrated to [[Canada]], the [[United Kingdom]], the [[United States]], and there are a few in [[New Zealand]], [[Italy]] and [[Australia]].		They have traditionally, like many Jatts, been farmers. Recently many Khanguras have emigrated to [[Canada]], the [[United Kingdom]], the [[United States]], and there are a few in [[New Zealand]], [[Italy]] and [[Australia]].
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	==Distribution==		==Distribution==

	They are mostly found in the [[Jalandhar]], [[Ludhiana]] and [[Kapurthala]] districts of [[Punjab (India)\|Punjab]], and have around 15-25 villages. They are also found In Patiala, Moga, Sangrur Districts in the Malwa Region of Punjab. In western Punjab Pakistan) they are found in Sialkot, Narowal, sheikhupura and Gujranwala District.		They are mostly found in the [[Jalandhar]], [[Ludhiana]] and [[Kapurthala]] districts of [[Punjab (India)\|Punjab]], and have around 15-25 villages. They are also found In Patiala, Moga, Sangrur Districts in the Malwa Region of Punjab and in haryana, they found in Village Ratta the of district Fatehabad. In western Punjab Pakistan) they are found in Sialkot, Narowal, sheikhupura and Gujranwala District.

	There is also a village named Mian Khangura in district Narowal in Punjab, Pakistan.		There is also a village named Mian Khangura in district Narowal in Punjab, Pakistan.
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	Most recently two brothers who appeared on a channel 4 documentary "Hunted" produced by Shine TV (UK); Harinder Singh & Davinder Singh		Most recently two brothers who appeared on a channel 4 documentary "Hunted" produced by Shine TV (UK); Harinder Singh & Davinder Singh

			Karnjit Kenny Khangura who is often imitated but never duplicated. A modern-day maverick with a brain straight from Einstein himself.

			Karnjit Kenny Khangura then later on went release a crypto currency Best Seller [https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewBook?id=869196225 Think and Grow Rich with Bitcoins] . The book sales continue to rival the price of small cap crypto currencies such as dodgecoin, shibu and other mico cap crypto currencies.

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The '''Khangura''' is a [[gotra]] of [[Jat people|Jats]] from the [[Punjab region]] in India.

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