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'''Kamlak''' are a [[Rajput]]s tribe found mainly in the [[Rajauri District]] of [[Jammu and Kashmir (union territory)|Jammu and Kashmir]]. | '''Kamlak''' are a [[Rajput]]s tribe found mainly in the [[Rajauri District]] and Poonch district of [[Jammu and Kashmir (union territory)|Jammu and Kashmir]]. | ||
The clan claim that they are the descendants of Raja Azamat Khan | The clan claim that they are the descendants of Raja Azamat Khan kamlak, who migrated from Budhal to the village of Azamatabad, situated in north [[Thanamandi]] Tehsil in budhal and surankote the village of potha in surankote tehsil , there are several villages of Kamlak, both [[Hindu]] and [[Muslim]]. The Hindu Kamlak are a [[Dogra]] clan, and they intermarry with neighbouring clans such as the Charak, Chandial and Kanaria, and Manhas. Both groups of Kamlak claim a common origin and have some common customs and rituals.<ref>• Socio-Cultural and Economic Changes among Muslim Rajputs: A Case Study of Rajouri District in J&K by DR. M. Mazammil HUSSAIN Malik Vol. 3, Issue Epilogue, November 2009 11</ref> | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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Kamlak are a Rajputs tribe found mainly in the Rajauri District and Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir.
The clan claim that they are the descendants of Raja Azamat Khan kamlak, who migrated from Budhal to the village of Azamatabad, situated in north Thanamandi Tehsil in budhal and surankote the village of potha in surankote tehsil , there are several villages of Kamlak, both Hindu and Muslim. The Hindu Kamlak are a Dogra clan, and they intermarry with neighbouring clans such as the Charak, Chandial and Kanaria, and Manhas. Both groups of Kamlak claim a common origin and have some common customs and rituals.[1]
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- ↑ • Socio-Cultural and Economic Changes among Muslim Rajputs: A Case Study of Rajouri District in J&K by DR. M. Mazammil HUSSAIN Malik Vol. 3, Issue Epilogue, November 2009 11
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