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<p>1 revision imported</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>A group of the [[India]]n [[Rajput]] clan, '''Rawa Rajputs (or Rava)''' are categorized high caste rajputs as its members claim descendancy from different ancestors and dynasties. They are associated with another 6 of the 36 Rajput clans: the [[Gahlot]], [[Kushwaha]], [[Tanwar]], [[Yadu]], [[Chauhan]] and [[Panwar]]. Most members add the title ''Singh'' &amp; ''Verma'' and Rajput to their surname; others who belong the Chandar Vans, identify themselves with the names ''Tanvar'', or ''Mogha''.The &quot;Mogha&quot; are descendents of great Rajput King &quot;Amoghpal Singh Tanwar&quot;. The clan also subdivides into [[castes]] on the basis of [[social]] acceptance.<br /> <br /> Rawa Rajputs are decedent of warriors who fought with Mugals under leadership of [[Maharana Pratap]]. Rawa Rajputs never embraced Islam despite many atrocities done by Muslim Kings. There is not even a single Rawa Rajput who is Muslim. Rawa Rajputs always protected their dignity with their sword and blood. <br /> <br /> [[Rajputs]] were an historical warrior clan of [[Rajasthan]] whose descendants have migrated widely throughout other [[states of India|Indian states]], particularly to [[Bihar]], [[Jharkhand]], [[Uttar Pradesh]], [[Rajasthan]], [[Gujarat]], Uttarakhand and [[Madhya Pradesh]], and to [[Delhi]] and southern Indian cities. Rawa Rajputs in [[New Delhi]] are concentrated in its parts that were once independent villages: [[Naraina]], Sagarpur, Khampur, Basai Darapur, Titarpur, [[Nangal]], Palla and Wazirpur, . Other concentrations occur in the district of [[Bijnor, U.P.]] (87 villages), [[Khatauli]] in [[Muzzafarnagar, U.P.]] (27 villages), [[Meerut, U.P.]] (3 villages), the [[Baghpat, U.P.]] district of [[Western Uttar Pradesh]] (24 villages), and the [[Saharanpur District]].</div>

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