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The '''Mangral''' are a [[Muslim]] tribe, found in [[Azad Kashmir]], [[Pakistan]].<br />
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They claim to be descended from Raja [[Mangarpal]], a Raja (Prince). Raja Mangarpal emigrated from present day [[Sialkot]] to [[Rajauri]] in what is now [[Jammu and Kashmir (state)|Jammu and Kashmir]] state. His descendants settled there and [[Kotli]] Mangralan became a bustling town. His grandson Raja Sehnse Pal converted to [[Islam]] and the town of [[Sehnsa]] is named after him. The Mangarpals or Mangran have also emigrated from Kashmir to other far corners of the world.<br />
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==See also==<br />
* [[Mangral]]<br />
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