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The Jasgam is a tribe in Pothohar region of Punjab, Pakistan. They originated from the Dhund Abbasi having migrated into the potohar region from the Murree area. They are descendants of the Abbasid General Zarab Khan, head of the military forces in Khorasan before the collapse of the Caliphate. They lived in Dharankot, Kahuta district Rawalpindi, where he is buried and his grave is marked. In 1857, when the British faced a rebellion in the Murree Hills, the Jasgams maintained their neutrality, and as such were left largely untouched by the colonial administration. A Jasgam family in the village of Salitha traditionally held the office of chief, but they no longer hold this position. ==Locality== Jasgam or (Jaskham) This jasgam tribe sometimes spelled as Jaskham belongs to Jat/Rajput clan found in Tehsil Murree, Kahuta and Gujar Khan all three of District Rawalpindi. The tribe is found in villages in union council Panjar of Tehsil Kahuta, in Union Councils Mandrah, Ghungrila and union council Qazian all three of Tehsil Gujar Khan. Probing further, the Jasgams are mainly found in thirteen villages of Kahuta Tehsil, including Khuian, Salamber, Keral and Sore , Bara, Saroha, Daberan, Manyand, Phagwari Gala, Salitha, Sarai Kharbuza and Rajrot of Panjar. A certain number is also found in villages of Dhoke Habib and Mohra Gatiyan of the town / union council Mandrah, Saura, Gujar Khan of union council Ghungrila and Qazian of tehsil Gujar Khan. Few number of this tribe is also found in Chakiala and Mohra Hiran in tehsil Kallar Syedan. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Jasgam」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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