Ambardar
Surname first submitted by: Ashwani Kaul
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Prerna Ambardar says 9815399125 , 7525073851, 8130503938 . India +91 .

Comment was made 3 years ago
Prerna says bit.ly/ArPrernaAmbardar

Comment was made 3 years ago
Bhim Sen says The word Ambardar is a Pashto word. It means a granary owner or a storekeeper. All Ambardars are originally from Rainawari, Srinagar, Kashmir, India. Their original surname was Pandit. One of their ancestors, Aftab Pandit, who lived in the second half of the eighteenth century, when Kashmir was ruled by the Afghans, managed a government granary. The family thus began to be called as Ambardars. Over time, the appelation Ambardar remained and Pandit dropped off. For more details read the critically acclaimed book "Days of Destiny" by Professor Shanti Swarup Ambardar. You will learn a lot about the Ambardars, about Rainawari, and the recent Kashmiri Pandit experience as a whole. It moved me to tears.

Comment was made 8 years ago
Raj Ambardar says Ambar means a Big Pile and dar in kashmiri means entrance gate thus ambardar means people who had enough and to spare. All Ambardar families have derived from Rainawari Srinagar Kashmir. I also heard Ambardar person was a minister of Maharaja in the past and he seems to be the actual ancestor of all ambardar's as such.This story was told me by Shuban Ambardar 35 years ago and he had a deep information of our ancestor. He also narrated some funny poetry of our that ancestor, One thing was sure from poetry that that ancestor of our was an extra ordinarily Brave.

Comment was made 10 years ago
ANIL AMBARDAR says AMBARDAR IS A SURNAME WHICH LINKS IN KASHMIRI LANGUAGE TO HEAPS OF FOOD-GRAINS.PERHAPS OUR ANCESTORS WERE BESTOWED WITH EXCESS OF FOOD-GRAINS & HENCE THE SURNAME.

Comment was made 14 years ago
Anil Ambardar says I want to know about the surname AMBARDAR.

Comment was made 14 years ago
Rakesh says I know an Ambardar family from Rainawari - Jogi Lankar

Comment was made 15 years ago

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