History
Karota Syedan takes its name from the many people who have the honorific Syed title, claiming to be descendants of the Islamic prophet Muhammad through his grandson, Imam Hussain. There are other ethnic groups in the town, including Jatt, Gujjar, Arain, and Pashtun. Most of the town's population is Sunni Muslim, but there are also Shia Muslims. There is also buried many saints (Darwesh-Wali Allah). Hazrat Salahuddin Sarkar, Hazrat Miran Sadiq Sahib, Hazard pir Syed Fata Ali shah sab (khalif AL-hazard), Hazrat Qibla Peer Syed Nazeer Hussain Shah Sahib Chishti Nizaami, Hazrat Qibla Peer pir syed Ishtiaq Hussein shah sahab Chishti (R.T.A)
and the other one is actually the name of the village is famous because of Hazrat Salahulldin Sahib. When he came in the village of Kharota, and spread the teachings of Islam, then on the village came to be known as Kharota Syedan.
The rulers of this stub were Lodhras(Hindu Jatts) and history goes back to the owner/ Chaudary Jaya Ram (Lodhra)(part of this village is still named after the Raja as Muhalla Rampur). The descendants of this family are still ruling the stub for decisions by the eldest of the family now, (R)Deputy Superintendent of Rangers Chaudary Muhammad Aslam Lodhra, and the 250-years-old haweli (palace) of the lodhras is still situated in the stub, belonging to the ruling family of Lodhras. article supporting the ruling family by one of the families backdated to the history of kharota as PASWALS. About nine centuries ago, the village was owned by a Hindu Jatt (Lodhra) Jagirdar named CHOUDHRY JAY Ram, So the village was named and famous as JAY Ram Por (it still has a part/muhallah named as Jay Ram Pur). The descendants of Lodhra family are still known and called by all as CHOUDHRIES. Choudhry Muhammed Aslam (R) Deputy Superintendent Rangers is presently (2011) the elder of Lodhras.
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