Dhudhi Family The Dhudhi are a tribe of Panwar Parmar Rajput origin who numbered 5 800 according to the 1931 census of India The Dhudhi have traditions of migration from Malwa in Central India Dhudhi the ancestor of the tribe was said to be a kinsman of Panwar ruler Raja Bhoj of Ujjain and said to have migrated with his family to Punjab History This is a clan of Panwar Rajputs found along the banks of the Sutlej and Chenab They are supposed to have come originally from Multan They are said to be fair agriculturists and respectable members of society The original seat of the tribe was Mailsi in Vehari District where they are mentioned as early as the first half of the 14th Century One of them Haji Sher Mohammad was a saint whose shrine is in Multan Division in District Burewala Mouza Dewan Sahib is still renowned Famous Muslim saint Shah Hussain renowned as Madhu Lal Hussain also belongs to this clan The Dhudhi s are usually Muslims This tribe is now found in Chakwal Gujrat Sialkot Sargodha Jhang Multan Sahiwal Jhelum Vehari Khanewal District Kabirwala and the Bahawalnagar districts Dhudhi Villages in North Punjab Starting with Gujrat District they are found in the village of Ghansia in neighbouring Jhelum District their villages include Saeela Dhok Sir Lota Dhok Masyal Dhok Munawar and Dhok Dheri in Dina Tehsil and Toba Golpur Karyala Jalap which they share with the Jalap tribe and Dhudhi Thal in Pind Dadan Khan Tehsil While in Chakwal District they are found in the village of Khokhar Zer Moving south towards Sargodha They are found in Dhudhi in Sahiwal Tehsil and Dhudhian in Kot Momin Tehsil North of Sargodha in Mandi Bahauddin District they are found in Bhagat and Kadher In Faisalbad District Chak No 214 Rb Dhudhi Wala Faisalabad In Bhakkar District Important Dhudhi villages include Chak 56 DB Chak 72 ML Jandanwala Kalur Koot and Karloowala they are also found in Basti Cheena and Basti Dhudianwala In Khushab District Khushab city Jauharabad Quaidabad Noor Pur Thal And also in Ukhli mohla Rahdari Pillow and Waince Dhudhi villages in South Punjab Starting with Jhang District in south Punjab Dhudhi villages include Boori Dhudhian Dhudhiwala Kapoori near Gharmor and Darbar Bahu Sultan In the Pakpattan district Dhudhi villages include Chak14 SP Chak 27 SP and Bateenga There are two villages in Hafizabad District Sukheke Mandi and Dubber In Lodhran District they are found in Chah Maniwala And finally in Lodhran District they are found in Chah Mannywala near Dunyapur PUNJABI MUSALMANS Lt Col J M Wikeley Second Edition The Book House References Edit by Mehtab Anjum Dhudhi From Bhakkar Punjab