Gotan Railway station, गोटन रेलवे स्टेशन, Gotan Video, Gotan Station video, Gotan video new A2ZINDIA

Gotan Railway station, गोटन रेलवे स्टेशन, Gotan Video, Gotan Station video, Gotan video new A2ZINDIA.

writes that Gotan in Old English [2] is for Jats. The Djat tribes that entered Germany and the Baltic region through the Greece and Turkey retained more or less the then Latin version of their name. Hence, in old German they were Goth, who ransacked Britain in 395-423 AD. The were described as Gothi (in plural) in later Latin, Gotoi or Gothoi in Greek, and Gutos or "Gothoi" in Greek, and Gutos or Guttones in the Baltic countries ,Guta; Gotos or Guts in Germany Gotan in Old English4 ,and Gotar in Old Norse.

Location

This village is situated at a distance of 80 km from Nagaur. It is well connected by rail and road. The village is 500 years old. There was thousands of bigha of grazing land in the village; the village got its name from go+than meaning the place for cows.

Jats in the village

Bhadu,

Bhinchar,

Dabola,

Dookya (50),

Farauda,

Jajra (10),

Jalwania (25),

Kala,

Karwasra (20),

Kaswan,

Khokhar (125),

Lamrod (16),

Matwa (75),

Ranwa,

Sangwa (13),

Saran,

Senwar (20),

Sirohi,

Siyag (15),

The village has about 20000 people dwelling in Gotan and nearby hamlets (dhani). There are about 500 families are of Jats with a population of about 3000. The biggest Jat gotra in the village is Khokhar with 125 families. Other Jat gotras (with families in bracket) are Matwa (75), Dookya (50), Senwar (20), Lamrod (16), Siyag (15), Sangwa (13), Jalwania (25), Karwasra (20), Jajra (10), Sirohi, Kala, Saran, Ranwa, Bhadu, Bhinchar, Dabola, Farauda, Kaswan,