The Ror - Revision history

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‎Caste No. 55

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‎Caste No. 55

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 few of the largest are given in the margin. The Ambala Rors would appear to
 be mostly Sagwal.
 =Caste status=
 ''' Are Rors considered to be Dalits? '''

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 The real seat of the Panjab Rors is in the
 great dhak jungles south of Thanesar on the borders of the Karnal and
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 THE ROR]]
 [[Category:India|R
 THE ROR]]

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	few of the largest are given in the margin. The Ambala Rors would appear to		few of the largest are given in the margin. The Ambala Rors would appear to
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 Of their origin I can say nothing certain. They have the same story as
 the Aroras, of their having been Rajputs who escaped the fury of Paras Ram
-by staling that their caste was aur or another.'The Aroras are often
+by stating that their caste was aur or another.'The Aroras are often
 calleil Roras in the east of the Panjab; yet I can hardly believe that the frank
 and stalwart Ror is of the same origin as the Arora. The Amin men say that
-thev came from Sarabhal in Muradabad : but this mav onlv be in order to
+thev came from Sambhal in Muradabad : but this may only be in order to
 connect themselves with their neighbours the Chauhan Rajputs, who certainly
 came from there. But almost all the Rors alike
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 Rohtak as their immediate place of origin, though
 some of them say they came from Rajputana.
-Their social status is identical with that of .Jats ;
+Their social status is identical with that of Jats ;
 and they practise karewa or widow-marriage,
 though only, they say within the caste. Their
-sub-divisions seem to 1)6 exceedingly numerous. A
+sub-divisions seem to be exceedingly numerous. A
 few of the largest are given in the margin. The Ambala Rors would appear to
 be mostly Sagwal.
 See  [[The Taga ]]