Talk:Jam Sahib

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As stated in the table the heirs of Jamsahib of Jamnagar from time to time. It is not true. Most of the Rulers were adopted from family clans because due to curse of CHARAN Kaviraj Langa of Jamnagar there were no birth of sons one who owned the throne of Jamnagar. Exact date and time is not known to me. But u can confirm from Shatrushalya singh who himself still dont have son. Rest Jamnagar historians and Charans living near by villages can affirm the facts about the curse. Even one can concert The Langa Clan of Charan community at Shiva Village of Bhanvad taluka in Jamnagar district as they are the one who knows how their ancestors moved out of Jamanagar after this incident of curse which resulted Jam family childless. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 85.154.146.156 (talk) 11:06, 14 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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