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angwar, (Hindi:गंगवार) is a prominent Kshatriya Clan living in the region of gangatic plains of ancient Panchala Mahajanpad Region (Central Doab and Rohilkhand Region).
Gangwars are mainly found in the state of Uttar Pradesh in Northern India. Gangwar term indicates towards the kshatriya clan living around Ganga basin. This title is derived from holy river Ganga. Gangwars are originally from Kannauj and people of this clan are found in the Rohilkhand or ancient Panchala region of Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Specially in the districts of Rampur, Bareilly, Pilibhit and Farukhabad. This region was called as Katiher due to the dominance of Katiyar or Katehar Rajputs during Rajput era and this dominance continued up to the period of Moguls.
This clan served as soldiers and sardars in the army of Shiva Ji and other Maratha Sardars and had taken part in the Maratha missions of Rohilkhand to crush the Rohilla Pathans before and after the 3rd war of Panipat This clan was the part of Maratha mission 1771 AD and later settled around the Ganges in Uttar Pradesh hence the surname seems of Maratha origin. They are mainly speakers of the Kannauji a dialect of Hindi language.
The Gangwars are primary involved in agriculture, and also the service industry, academics, technology and politics. Gangwars are originally from Kannauj.

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  1. Jadon are different from gangwars ,yaduvanshi come here for help of marathaas in war ..

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    1. I'm Yaduvanshi,
      Mostly Gangwars came here with our Maratha Fighters, they were also shoulders in Maratha Empire.

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  2. Jadon are different from gangwars ,yaduvanshi come here for help of marathaas in war ..

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    1. Yes you are right 👍 I'm jadaun and we are original Maratha..
      We are here to defeat rohilla Hafiz Rahman Khan of Pilibhit Pilibhit.
      In 1751 .

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  3. गंगवार का गोत्र कौन सा होता है ?

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  4. gangwar gotr kashyap bansh sury

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  5. Hum gangwar Rajput hote h na

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  6. उत्तरप्रदेश बरेली के कुर्मी उपनाम गंगवार के कुल देवी व कुलदेवता कौन है और इनका गोत्र कौनसा है कृपया जानकारी हो तो उपलबध कराये

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    1. गंगवारों का मूल धर्म जैन है,
      गंगवंश (गंगवाड़) गंगावाडी राज्य से ये संबंधित हैं ।
      कुल देवी ज्वाला माता है,
      गोत्र कश्यप

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