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Muggowal
Muggowal (pronounced /muhgWoll/) is an agricultural village in the Hoshiarpur District of Punjab in India.
==History==
During the 16th century, the period of Akbar, settlers arrived in the surrounding area from the village Jandu Singha (District of Jalandhar) including a Saint (Fakir), Baba Bharo from the Kalra (Black) Sanghiyan village (Kapurthala District) and was a Vizier in Akbar's army. Baba Bharo, accompanied by his two wives, Ma Shakro and Ma Maggo populated the following villages; Muggowal, Nariala, Langeri, Sakruli and Dandewal. During that period, Muggowal was populated by two families of the village Sangheyan, Dalelpur and Kherha. Dalelpur occupied the region in the west of Muggowal, whilst Kherha housed in the Maha Sati area. During the times a misunderstanding caused both populations to stop communicating. This provided an opportunity for other villages (Halluwal, Tutomazara, Jandeala and Mahilpur) in the surrounding area to expand their territory to capture the empty land between the two populations. Before the empty land could be occupied by surrounding villages (land is a source of wealth), a gentle villager by the name of Nodha, joined both populations together to break down the divide. Thus it had created a new village by name of Muggowal, which is derived from "Ma Maggo", the wife of Baba Bharo. Nodha was survived by two sons Aala and Khazana.
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