Bhutto Family tree

[Ahmet Pasha]

All have British awards such as Sirs and Khan which they used to give to their loyal ones. Very telling.

 

[Sugarcane]

@OP Khan is a title not clan, change of title is not something big. At-least Bhutto clan have history and family tree while Sharifs only have claims, from Bhand they became Lohar, from Lohar they became Kashmiris and started using Punjabi title "Mian".

Wanna be Arian

We are almost exclusively Punjabi -we are tightly knit and you can almost always find a relative in any random arian family....happened to my family so many times....

Roots of Arains are in Sindh. Although Punjabi is dominate language, but you will find Sindhi, Saraiki and Rohtaki speaking Arains as well.

 

[Crusher]

@OP Khan is a title not clan, change of title is not something big. At-least Bhutto clan have history and family tree while Sharifs only have claims, from Bhand they became Lohar, from Lohar they became Kashmiris and started using Punjabi title "Mian".

Where did you find this information? Well for your information "Mian" is not a punjabi title at all, it is more associated and used by urdu speaking people having poet backgrounds, they would use it like "Mian aaj kal kay naujwan to bahot hi nikammay hain" etc. In our Gujranwala area there is no association of "Mian" with any kind of zaat/baradari, it was used in my childhood for an old Imam Masjid who teaches the children Quran, such people were called "Mian jee", for example our old imam masjid who used to teach us Quran was from Tarkhan zaat/baradari but all of us used to call him "Mian Jee" as a symbol of respect.

 

[Shahzaz ud din]

@OP Khan is a title not clan, change of title is not something big. At-least Bhutto clan have history and family tree while Sharifs only have claims, from Bhand they became Lohar, from Lohar they became Kashmiris and started using Punjabi title "Mian".
Roots of Arains are in Sindh. Although Punjabi is dominate language, but you will find Sindhi, Saraiki and Rohtaki speaking Arains as well.

Roots of Arains are in Sindh.
Although Punjabi is dominate language, URDU and Rohtaki speaking Arains as well
Ethnically there are no sindhi or saraiki speaking Arains. They are all basically Punjabi Arains migertaed to those areas.

 

[Sugarcane]

Where did you find this information? .

You can search the account of people when Zia-ul-Haq introduced Nawaz Sharif to Indian President Zail Singh who was from same place where Nawaz Sharif's forefathers lived.

Well for your information "Mian" is not a punjabi title at all, it is more associated and used by urdu speaking people having poet backgrounds, they would use it like "Mian aaj kal kay naujwan to bahot hi nikammay hain" etc. In our Gujranwala area there is no association of "Mian" with any kind of zaat/baradari, it was used in my childhood for an old Imam Masjid who teaches the children Quran, such people were called "Mian jee".

Dude, Gujranwala is not whole country and in Urdu the word is used for respect and it's also title.

 

[shahbaz baig]

May be OP is right. Just look at recent example. Zardari is trying to be a Bhutto. Billo rani. It is something that can be related to politics.

 

[Sugarcane]

Roots of Arains are in Sindh.
Although Punjabi is dominate language, URDU and Rohtaki speaking Arains as well
Ethnically there are no sindhi or saraiki speaking Arains. They are all basically Punjabi Arains migertaed to those areas.

Lol, I have lived among 100s of thousands Saraiki speaking Arains and have met Sindhi speaking Arains as well.

 

[Kambojaric]

Khan was an honorific title given to nobility or those in thr employ of nobility during Muslim rule in South Asia. The Nawab of Junagarh probably granted the title to Zulfiqars elders and they utilized it as a badge of honor when it was useful.

 

[Crusher]

Dude, Gujranwala is not whole country and in Urdu the word is used for respect and it's also title.

Lahore is also not the whole country, I gave example of Gujranwala to show that how different the use of "Mian" is in Gujranwala compared to Lahore eventhough the two cities are separated by a river and just 70 km apart. In Lahore it is associated with a particular zaat/baradari Arain, in Gujranwal it is used only as a sign of respect for an old Imam Masjid. In Gujranwala indigenous Arain call themselves "Mehar", in fact if you ask them their caste they will say they are "Mehar" instead of Arain and there is no concept of Mian and Arain having any kind of relationship what so ever.

 

[Shahzaz ud din]

What Is a Khan?

Painting of Kublai Khan, Urumqi, Xinjiang Province, Silk Road, China. Keren Su Getty Images
byKallie Szczepanski
Updated July 19, 2017

Khan was the name given to male rulers of the Mongols, Tartars, or Turkic/Altaic peoples of Central Asia, with female rulers called khatun or khanum. Though the term seems to have originated with the Turkic peoples of the high inner steppes, it spread to Pakistan, India, Afghanistan and Persia through the expansion of the Mongols and other tribes.
Many of the great Silk Road oasis towns were ruled by khans during their heyday, but so were great city-states of the Mongol and Turkic empires of their age, and the rise and fall of khans subsequently have greatly shaped the history of Central, Southeast and Eastern Asia — from the brief and violent Mongol khans to the modern rulers of Turkey.

Genghis Khan formed the Mongol Empire — a vast khanate spanning much of South Asia from 1206 to 1368 — that the term was made popular to define rulers of vast empires. The Mongol Empire went on to be the largest land mass controlled by a single empire, and Ghengis called himself and all his successors the Khagan, meaning "Khan of Khans."


This term carried over to different spellings, including the name Ming Chinese emperors gave their minor rulers and great warriors, "Xan." The Jerchuns, who later founded the Qing dynasty, also used the term to denote their rulers.


In Central Asia, the Kazakhs were ruled by khans from its founding in 1465 through its breaking into three khanates in 1718, and along with modern-day Uzbekistan, theses khanates fell to Russian invasion during the Great Game and its subsequent wars in 1847.


South and Central Asia, Eastern Europe and Turkey, especially in Muslim-dominated countries. Among them, Armenia has a modern form of khanate along with its neighboring countries.


However, in all of these cases, the countries of origin are the only people who might refer to their rulers as khans — the rest of the world giving them westernized titles like emperor, tsar or king.
Interestingly, the main villain in the hit franchise series of films, comics books "Star Trek," Khan is one of the main super-soldier villain and arch-nemesis of Captain Kirk.
Surname Origin: Muslim
Alternate Surname Spellings: KHANH, KAN, KAUN, CAEN, CAAN, CEANN, XAN (Chinese), HAN (Turkish)
History and Etymology for khan
Noun (1)
Middle English caan, from Middle French kan, kaan, of Turkic origin; akin to Turkish han prince
Noun (2)
Arabic khān

Lol, I have lived among 100s of thousands Saraiki speaking Arains and have met Sindhi speaking Arains as well.

Yes you are right.Me too have So many of sindhi and saraiki speaking arain friends.Some of them till today are in my whats app group.Basically sindh belongs to hindues and hindue irreligion.99 % Muslims are settlers in sindh.All somroos,talpurs,zardaris,Jamalis,bhuttos, Mazaris ,lagharis, Shahs,Jonejoes,Panwars,Sherazis ,arains ,Durranis etc are all settlers.
Memons,dahiris ,nizamanis,Solangis etc are converted peoples.

 

[Sugarcane]

Lahore is also not the whole country, I gave example of Gujranwala to show that how different the use of "Mian" is in Gujranwala compared to Lahore eventhough the two cities are separated by a river and just 70 km apart. In Lahore it is associated with a particular zaat/baradari Arain, in Gujranwal it is used only as a sign of respect for an old Imam Masjid. In Gujranwala indigenous Arain call themselves "Mehar", in fact if you ask them their caste they will say they are "Mehar" instead of Arain and there is no concept of Mian and Arain having any kind of relationship what so ever.

Dude, you are confused guy - Mian was also title given by Mughals just like Khan title given to different people by different rulers to different people and Title came from Urdu language or Urdu adopted the word for respect is same debate as debating Chicken came first or Egg. Just like any other Biradri Arains also have lot of titles Mehar is one of those.

 

[Crusher]

Dude, you are confused guy - Mian was also title given by Mughals just like Khan title given to different people by different rulers to different people and Title came from Urdu language or Urdu adopted the word for respect is same debate as debating Chicken came first or Egg. Just like any other Biradri Arains also have lot of titles Mehar is one of those.

I am really interested to know more about Arain, We have a lot of them in Gujranwala city. They are divided into two groups, one are indigenous living in Gujranwala district for centuries and the other group are migrants from east punjab post 1947. To me the two groups look very distinct in terms of their looks, life style and habits. The indigenous Arain Mehar are no different in habits or culture than any other indigenous bradari of Gujranwala. But the migrant ones have somewhat "arrogant" and "rude" culture. The migrant one's don't even marry among the indigenous Arain of Gujranwala probably due to "cultural" differences.

 

[B.K.N]

Sounds like they have some identity crisis

Not identify crisis pronounciation difference like chandio is called chandia in Punjab khosa is called khoso in Sindh

 

[Clutch]

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/bhutto-family-muhajirs-from-india.619183/

Went from Khan to Bhutto
after migration from India Juna garh

Continued discussion because we are talking about Bhutto family

Came from Juna garh , and all of sudden Khan's became Bhutto

Ye chakkar kiya hai?



Note to moderators , we need to a open discussion on this matter
How did this group just changed their last name ?


I have posted their whole family tree ... their should be no objection on this investigative thread

No one was a Bhutto prior to migration from India to Pakistan , but after they migrated they adopted the Bhutto name understandable popular local name

Look at the family tree "bhutto" sir name appears after they settled in sindh​

Sir Shahnawaz Khan's decendent's from Juna Garh today have a Dynastic rule over sindh so it is important to understand the truth and they should accept they migrated from India

Here is the real Bhutto family tree...

 

[B.K.N]

I am really interested to know more about Arain, We have a lot of them in Gujranwala city. They are divided into two groups, one are indigenous living in Gujranwala district for centuries and the other group are migrants from east punjab post 1947. To me the two groups look very distinct in terms of their looks, life style and habits. The indigenous Arain Mehar are no different in habits or culture than any other indigenous bradari of Gujranwala. But the migrant ones have somewhat "arrogant" and "rude" culture. The migrant one's don't even marry among the indigenous Arain of Gujranwala probably due to "cultural" differences.

They are small peasants grow vegetables some people also call them baghban or gardner