Koli clans of Gujarat

The Koli is a peasant caste of Gujarat which is 24% of the total population of the state. After Kolis, Patidar are 13% in Gujarat.

Here are a complete list of clans (गोत्र) of Koli caste in Gujarat. All of the Koli clan's information is taken from the book name Koli Culture: A profile of the Culture of Talpad Vistar which is written by famous writer Dr. Shibani Roy and The Thakors of North Gujarat books.
Kathechia Koli
Kobia Koli
Kumbhani Koli
Kukadia Koli
Karelia Koli
Kihela Koli
Kararia Koli
Kagadia Koli (Kagadiya Koli) (Kagadia Kolis ruled over Umrala town in Gujarat. The Umrala was named after Koli king Uma Koli (Umo Kagadia) who was Umrala's founder and last ruler.
Katudia Koli
Kokia Koli
Keraria Koli
Kadwani Koli
Kambad Koli
Kunkawa Koli
Kamaria Koli
Keshwara Koli
Karogadia Koli
Kantaria Koli
Khorani Koli
Khamani Koli
Khasia Koli (Khasia Kolis ruled over Khas village of Gujarat during the time of Koli ruler Dhan Mer of Dhandhuka)
Khambnani Koli
Khorawa Koli
Gabu Koli
Gohel Koli (Gohil Koli)
Gobani Koli
Gunadia Koli
Godia Koli
Grambadia Koli
Gangani Koli
Gangadi Koli
Gujariya Koli (Gujaria Koli)
Gadnagara Koli
Gadhiya Koli
Gareja Koli
Ghodakia Koli
Gharsanda Koli
Chauhan Koli (Chouhan Koli, Chohan Koli) 
Chawda Koli (Chawada Koli, Chavda Koli, Chavada Koli)
Chuda
Chudasama Koli (Chudasma Koli)
Chakhad Koli
Japadia Koli
Yadav Koli (Jadav Koli)
Jograjia Koli
Jada Koli
Jinjoria Koli
Jamod Koli
Jatadra Koli
Jambukia Koli
Jidia
Jalia Koli (Zalia Koli, Jolia Koli, Zolia Koli) (Jalia Kolis ruled over Dahewan town of Gujarat and the last Koli ruled of Dahewan was Jalim Jalia)
Jolapra Koli
Jambucha Koli
Jarawaria Koli
Jethwa Koli (Jethawa Koli, Jethva Koli, Jethava Koli)
Jhodia Koli
Jinjhuwadia Koli (Jhinjhuwadia Koli, Zinjuwadia Koli, Zhinjuwadia Koli, Jinjuvadia Koli, Jhinjhuvadia Koli) (Jinjhuvadia Kolis ruled over Jhinjhuwada town of Gujarat so they came to be known as Jhinjhuwadia Koli)
Jhora Koli
Jhala Koli (Jala Koli, Zala Koli, Zhala Koli) (Jhala Kolis ruled over several regions of Gujarat)
Timbalia Koli
Derwadia Koli
Dabhi Koli 
Denia Koli
Dangar Koli
Dodia Koli 
Donashia Koli
Daki Koli
Talsania Koli
Tauia Koli
Dudhreja Koli (Dudreja Koli)
Dumadia Koli (Dumadiya Koli)
Derwaria Koli (Derwariya Koli, Dervaria Koli, Dervariya Koli)
Detroja Koli
Degama Koli
Diora Koli (Deora Koli)
Dhoraria Koli
Dalwania Koli (Dalwaniya Koli, Dalvania Koli, Dalvaniya Koli)
Dhoria Koli (Dhoriya Koli) (Dhoria Kolis ruled over Dhoria village in North Gujarat and adopted the Dhoria as their clan (Gotra))
Dhokadia Koli
Dharajia Koli
Dhandhukia Koli (Dhandukia Koli, Dhandhukiya Koli, Dhandhukia Koli) (Dhandhukia Kolis ruled over Dhanudhuka town of Gujarat and the last Koli ruler of Dhandhuka was Dhan Mer Koli and Dhandhuka town was founded by Koli chief Sonang Mer who was father of Dhan Mer)
Thadwi Koli (Thadawi Koli, Thadavi Koli, Thadvi Koli)
Nakiya Koli (Nakia Koli)
Nagani Koli
Nagdakia Koli (Nagadakia Koli, Nagdakiya Koli, Nagdakia Koli)
Parmar Koli (Paramar Koli, Purmar Koli, Puramar Koli) 
Padaua Koli
Parvatani Koli
Padhaya Koli
Pachara Koli
Padhani Koli
Padharia Koli
Patadia Koli (Patadiya Koli)
Panaria Koli (Panariya Koli)
Pahar Koli
Parihar Koli (Purihar Koli, Padiyar Koli, Padhiar Koli, Padhiyar Koli) 
Padaliya Koli
Bavalia Koli (Bavaliya Koli, Bawalia Koli, Bawaliya Koli, Bavadia Koli, Bavadiya Koli, Bawadia Koli, Bawadiya Koli) (Bavalia Kolis ruled over Babariawad region of Gujarat and Babariawad was named after Babaria Kolis)
Berani Koli
Baria Koli (Baraiya Koli, Bariya Koli) (Baria Kolis ruled over Baria Devgad town of Gujarat)
Bambania Koli (Bambhania Koli, Bambaniya Koli, Bambhaniya Koli)
Bardhiya Koli (Bardhia Koli)
Barod Koli
Barolia Koli
Barad Koli
Balas Koli
Vala Koli (Wala Koli) (Vala Kolis ruled over Valabhipur town of Gujarat, Valabhipur was under the rule of Ebhal Vala but Ebhal Vala was defeated by Koli ruler Dhan Mer of Dhandhuka. After that Dhan Mer annexed the Vallabhipur in Dhandhuka and after that Kolis used the Vala clan.
Bolania Koli
Baroua Koli
Bhalia Koli (Bhaliya Koli) Bhalia Kolis ruled over Bhal region of Gujarat and came to be known as Bhalia Koli)
Bhojani Koli
Bhadhania Koli
Bushadia Koli
Balagamdia Koli (Balagamdiya Koli)
Balada Koli
Bhesjadia Koli (Bhesjadiya Koli, Bheshjadia Koli, Bheshjadiya Koli)
Bheda Koli
Dhapa Koli
Bhil Koli (Bheel Koli)
Bharoda Koli
Bhadarka Koli
Bhutia Koli (Bhutiya Koli)
Bhuva Koli
Bhowani Koli (Bhovani Koli)
Matadia Koli (Matadiya Koli)
Malakia Koli (Malakiya Koli)
Menia Koli (Meniya Koli)
Majothia Koli (Majothiya Koli)
Mer Koli (Mair Koli, Mehr Koli, Maihr Koli, Mehd Koli) (Mer Kolis of Gujarat ruled over Dhandhuka and Dhandalpur towns of Gujarat. Koli chief Sonang Mer founded the Dhandhuka Dhandalpur town and Khant dynasty of Kolis, Koli ruler Dhan Mer defeated the Ebhal Vala of Vallabhipur.)
Meghani Koli
Makwana Koli (Makawana Koli, Makvana Koli, Makavana Koli, Mukwana Koli, Mukawana Koli, Mukavana Koli, Mukvana Koli) 
Mithapara Koli (Mithapra Koli, Mithpara Koli)
Morwada Koli
Matudia Koli (Matudiya Koli)
Mayani Koli
Mewada Koli (Mevada Koli)
Mewasia Koli (Mewasiya Koli, Mevasia Koli, Mevasiya Koli, Mewasi Koli, Mevasi Koli, Mehwasia, Koli, Mehwasiya Koli, Mehvasia Koli, Mehvasiya Koli) (Mewasia Kolis were most dangerous and were famous for rebellious activities against Marathas, Mughals and other Britishers. Mewasi Kolis often plundered the villages to collect the revenue.)
Mahawadia Koli (Mahavadia Koli, Mahavadiya Koli, Mahawadia Koli)
Motani Koli
Mori Koli
Maurya Koli (Morya Koli, Mourya Koli)
Monaliya Koli (Monalia Koli)
Mimakia Koli (Mimakiya Koli)
Malam Koli
Mokaria Koli (Mokariya Koli)
Rangpara Koli (Rangpra Koli)
Rathore Koli (Rathor Koli, Rathod Koli) 
Raghawani Koli (Raghavani Koli, Raghwani Koli, Raghvani Koli)
Rajapara Koli (Rajpra Koli, Rajpara Koli)
Rojasra Koli (Rojasara Koli)
Rajani Koli
Rajola Koli
Modi Koli (Kolis whose forfathers belong to Modera city of Gujarat from old days  known as Modi Koli)
Rakhsia Koli
Raneshwara Koli
Ramani Koli
Limbadia Koli (Kolis whose forfathers belong to Limbadi city of Gujarat from old days known as Limbadia Koli)
Luria Koli
Wasani Koli
Watia Koli (Vatia Koli)
Wadher Koli (Vadher Koli)
Wabadia Koli (Vabadia Koli)
Wanadiya Koli (Wanadia Koli, Vanadia Koli, Vanadiya Koli)
Waghbla Koli (Vaghbal Koli)
Waghela Koli (Vaghela Koli) (Waghela Kolis of Gujarat ruled over several villages in North Gujarat)
Waswelia Koli (Vaswelia Koli, Vaswelia Koli, Vasvelia Koli)
Waghani Koli (Vaghani Koli)
Sanghani Koli (Sanghani Koli ruled over Sanghani village of Gujarat)
Wadadaria Koli (Wadadariya Koli, Vadadaria Koli, Vadadariya Koli)
Wegad Koli (Vegad Koli)
Waja Koli (Vaja Koli, Waza Koli, Vaza Koli)
Wawedia Koli (Wawediya Koli, Vawedia Koli, Vawediya Koli, Vavedia Koli, Vavediya Koli, Wavedia Koli, Wavediya Koli)
Wans Koli (Wansh Koli, Vans Koli, Vansh Koli)
Wagrolia Koli (Vagrolia Koli, Wagroliya Koli, Vagrolyia Koli)
Warsadia Koli (Warsadiya Koli, Varsadia Koli Varsadiya Koli)
Watukia Koli (Watukiya Koli, Vatukiya Koli, Vatukia Koli)
Wadhiya Koli (Wadhia Koli, Vadhiya Koli, Vadhia Koli)
Wasan Koli (Vasan Koli)
Sarvaiya Koli (Sarwaiya Koli, Sarviya Koli, Sarwiya Koli, Sarvia Koli, Sarvaiyya Koli, Sarwaiyya Koli) (Sarvaiya Kolis ruled over several villages in North Gujarat) 
Sorani Koli (Sodani Koli)
Sosa Koli
Savaria (Sabadiya Koli, Sabadia Koli, Sawadia Koli, Savadia Koli, Savariya Koli, Sawaria Koli, Sawariya Koli)
Sakaria Koli (Sakariya Koli, Sakria Koli, Sakriya Koli)
Saradia Koli (Saradiya Koli)
Seikh Koli (Sheikh Koli, Shaikh Koli)
Sapra Koli (Sapara Koli)
Satwani Koli (Satvani Koli)
Sasakia Koli (Sasakiya Koli)
Sodamia Koli (Sodamiya Koli, #Soramia Koli, Soramiya Koli)
Surami Koli
Sadadiya Koli (Sodadia Koli)
Sumgada Koli
Solanki Koli (Soulanki Koli, Saulanki Koli)
Surela Koli
Sewalia Koli (Sevalia Koli, Sevaliya Koli, Sewaliya Koli)
Singad Koli
Sankhad Koli
Sauya Koli
Saparia Koli (Sapariya Koli)
Sagarka Koli (Sagaraka Koli)
Handa Koli
Odakia Koli (Odakiya Koli)
Utedia Koli (Utediya Koli)
Ahalgamad Koli (Ahalgamd Koli)
Ajadia Koli (Ajadiya Koli)
Aniyadia Koli (Aniyadiya Koli)
Otradi Koli
Endnani Koli
Agresa Koli
Palaria Koli (Palariya Koli)
Gidiya Koli (Gidia Koli)
Vallani Koli
Lumbani Koli (Lumbania Koli, Lumbaniya Koli)
Kansagra Koli (Kansagara Koli)
Agaria Koli (Agariya Koli)
Koladra Koli (Koladara Koli)
Kordia Koli (Kordiya Koli)
Masen Koli
Idaria Koli (Idariya Koli) (Idaria Kolis ruled over Idar princely state in Gujarat. The first Koli ruler of Idar was Hathi Sord (Hathi Sora) and last Koli ruler of Idar was Samaliya Sord)
Balolia Koli (Baloliya Koli)
Santola Koli
Kuretia Koli (Kuretiya Koli)
Sarla Koli
Sarwala Koli (Sarvala Koli)
Barania Koli (Baraniya Koli)
Vadhlegia Koli (Vadhlegiya Koli, Waghlegia Koli, Waghlegiya Koli)
Unatia Koli (Unatiya Koli)
Wadesa Koli (Vadesa Koli)
Rodatala Koli (Rodatla Koli)
Khawadia Koli (Khawadiya Koli, Khavadia Koli, Khavadiya Koli)
Ranavadia Koli (Ranavadiya Koli, Ranawadia Koli, Ranawadiya Koli)
Nandesalia Koli (Nandesaliya Koli)
Khokhalia Koli (Khokhaliya Koli)
Khokhani Koli (Khokani Koli) (Khokani Kolis of Gujarat fought against British government in Kheda district of Gujarat.)
Maliwad Koli (Malivad Koli) (Maliwad Kolis of Gujarat fought against British government in Gujarat under their Koli ruler Surajmal of Khanpur jagir.
Katosna Koli (Katosana Koli) (Katosna Kolis rules over Katosan town in Gujarat and got their clan (Gotra) as Katosana.)
Udesa Koli
Dudhrecha Koli (Dadhrecha Koli)
Vastapra Koli (Vastapara Koli)
Ugjrejia Koli (Ugjrejiya Koli)
Sitapara Koli (Sitapra Koli)
Shial Koli (Sial Koli, Shiyal Koli) (Shial Kolis were notorious pirates of Gujarat and Shial bet island was their stronghold, Shial Kolis defeated and captured the Shial island from Portuguese India and make it their stronghold along with Chanch but later they were defeated by Nawab of Janjira and Jafrabad. during the World War I, they were enlisted as soldiers in British Indian Army by British Indian government.)
Charavadia Koli (Charvadia Koli, Charavadiya Koli, Charvadiya Koli, Charawadia Koli, Charawadiya Koli, Charwadia Koli, Charwadiya Koli) (The Charavadia Kolis originated from Bokadthamba village and in 2019, Their population was 700 only and the Bokadthamba village is inhebited by only Charavadia clan of Kolis. Around 1500 A. D., The ruler of Wankaner Princely state gave the Bokadthamba village to four Chunvalia Koli brothers and now Charavadias are descendants of those Koli brothers.)
Jora Koli
Valakiya Koli (Valakia Koli) (Valakiya Kolis ruled over Valak village in Kamrej tehsil of Surat & the Valak village was named after Valakiya Kolis.
Dudharejiya koli 

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