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Janwari
The Janwari is a sub-clan of the Chandio Baloch tribe in Pakistan. Janwari is used as a last name, tribe or surname. Mir Khadim Hussain Janwari of Dadu District is head of this tribe.

Origins

The Janwari tribe originated from Balochistan that’s why they are called the Janwari Baloch. These people were once the richest people of Balochistan. This tribe migrated from Balochistan to Sindh province of Current Pakistan, Rajasthan and Kashmir. The reason for migration was the drought in the mid 14th Century. They built new towns on the banks of the river Indus also called Mehran. The literal meaning of Janwari is Jewel. These people were brave and fought for their home land. The people of Balochistan and Sindh started calling these Chandio families as Janwari (Jewel of Land) because of the sacrifices in the war against aggressors.

Tribal Chief

The current head of this tribe is Mir Khadim Hussain Janwari. He became head of the clan after the passing away of his father Sakhi Muhammad Fazal Janwari, who was well known for his generosity and spirituality. Thousands gather every year at his shrine in a small village called Radhan Station of Dadu District, Sindh to pay respect and pray for his departed soul on his death anniversary.
References
History of Nations of Sindh

The term "janwari caste" does not correspond to a widely recognized caste or tribe. However, it is likely a misspelling or mispronunciation of Janjua, a prominent Punjabi Rajput clan found in the Pothohar Plateau region of Pakistan and in the Punjab and Haryana states of India.
Janjua: This clan is associated with the Pothohar Plateau and also exists in the Indian states of Punjab and Haryana.
Possible confusion: The similarity in sound to "janwari" could lead to a misspelling or misremembering of the name.
Other related tribes: Other tribes with similar-sounding names exist in the region, such as the Banjara, who migrated through Punjab and Haryana, as well as various Baloch tribes like the Jagirani and Jamali in regions like Sindh and Balochistan.

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Chugh
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Chainrai Chatlani Chellani Chugani
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Dodai, Dolani Dulani Didani Dodani Dudani
Duseja Doolani Dadlani Daryani Damani
Dalwani Dhingra Dhingria Doultani
Dewnani Dembani Dhanjani Dodwani
Dadwani Dhameja Dhomeja Dungrani
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E
Essarani

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Goreja Gehani Galrani
Gurnani Gurbani Gabrani Gajwani Gidwani Goplani
Goindani Ganguja Gugnani
Gwalani Ganwani Gurnezai
Gulrajani Gemnani Ganglani
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Hirani Hazari
Holani Harjani Hassija Hasrani
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Hathyani Hukmani Hingorani Hardwani
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Hiranandani Hirdaramani
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Harisinghani Hotchandani
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Idnani Issrani Issrani
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Juseja Juneja Jewani Jivnani
Javrani Jumani Jethani Jagasia
Jagyasi Jagtiani Jaswani Jeswani
Jamtani Jumnani Jagwani Jhambia
Jethwani Jashnani
Jhangiani Jeeramani
Jobanpotra Jethmalani