Chiefs of Punjab
Family trees
Dhund Tribe (Rawalpindi)
- Region
- Rawalpindi
- Historical district
- Rawalpindi
- Historical connection
- Not specified
Our family story
Historical starter record from the 1890 volume. Present-day descendants, education and locations can be added with sources and consent.
Sources & references
The Panjab Chiefs, Vol. II (1890), Sir Lepel H. Griffin; revised by Charles Francis Massy. Printed page 366; PDF page 383. Source transcription; not independently corroborated.
The Panjab Chiefs (1865), Lepel H. Griffin; APNA scan, viewer page 593. https://apnaorg.com/books/punjab-chiefs/punjab-chiefs.php?fldr=book&page=593
Source and relationship notes
Community chapter, not a complete family tree. Mansabdar Khan is named on printed page 366 (PDF page 383). Origin legends have not been converted into parent links.
APNA viewer 590: Community entry: Mansabdar Khan is named at viewer page 593. Origin legends are not represented as genealogical links.
Family hierarchy
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People & generations
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Generation 1
Mansabdar Khan
Named in the chapter on the Dhund community, printed page 366 (PDF page 383). No parent-child connection has been inferred from the chapter's origin traditions.
Sources
The Panjab Chiefs, Vol. II (1890), Sir Lepel H. Griffin; revised by Charles Francis Massy. Printed page 366; PDF page 383. Source transcription; not independently corroborated.
The Panjab Chiefs (1865), Lepel H. Griffin; APNA scan, viewer page 593. https://apnaorg.com/books/punjab-chiefs/punjab-chiefs.php?fldr=book&page=593 (1865 spelling: Mansabdar Khan)