Hayer clan

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Hayer, also spelled as Hayre, Heir, Hare or Her, is a Jat clan found in the region of Punjab in India and Pakistan.[1][2]

History and origin

The Hayer or Heir clan, along with the related Maan and Bhullar clans, are dubbed Asl Jats as they are considered the original Jat clans of Punjab. Aside from this relation, they are said to have familial ties with the Purewal clan.[3][4] Bhai Jetha, a disciple of Sikh Guru Arjun, was from the Hayer clan.[5]

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