Solangi Caste

According to S.M Channa Solangi are Rajput clan. Ghullam Hyder Mehjoor who is a highly expert of Solangi people and their culture writes that having done research about Solangi people historians have told two opinions. One that Solangi are Rajputs and were created by Brahama on mount Abu. second that Solangi are Gujjars who have come in India early 5th century or even ago with Aryans from central Asia. Bherumal Meharchand Advani writes that “From fifth century's end till seventh century's start there were the rulers of Rai dynasty in Sindh, Who were shudras then were made khatryas by Brahmins and were called  agnivansi. Writer of `History of desert` Rai chand Harijan tells that four family clans were created at mount Abu from fire. Parmar, Parihar, Solanki and Chohan who perhaps were counted in Hinduism or they had come from central Asia like Shaaks and Huns.

Rao Muzafar Husain writes in his book History of Rajputs of Indus valley civilization that the final weak kings of Solangi Rajputs ruled over Gujrat 160 years and some months as 14 Nanak (Nayak) Muslim kings. Who are mentioned in Abul Fazal's Aaen e Akbari. He further writes that the historical circumstances of this nation are as wide that they are considered equal to Chohan and Parmar Rajputs. Their two sub-clans Dogar and Langah were resided beneath Multan. when Bhati Rajputs controlled on registan these two branches faced them. Inhilwada which was the capital of Solangi was destroyed by Dehli's Tarter Muslim kings. Solangi kings who changed their religion  a named Zafar khan ruled Gujrat. His son Ahmed founded the city Ahmedabad. A clan named Baghel ruled on the southern parts of India. People of this clan were very brave. Chalokya dynasty ruled over Gujrat, Kalyani, Badami and Vatapi from 543 A.C. A king named Poliksen-2 defeated Harasha near Dakhan in 620 A.C. A sub clan of Solangi ruled over Sindh from 495 A.C to 632 A.C. In 1210 A.C a Hindu king of Solangi named Jesar Son of Juj ruled over Manaktara State near Dadu. Solangi governments were stable before Islam in Hind and Sindh. their ruling period is spread over almost ten centuries.

Dr. Nabi Bux Baloch writes in his Sindhi dictionary named Jamia Sindh Lugat that the word Machi is taken from a Sanskartian word Matsya, which means Fisher. It is also mentioned in Vishnu Puran that Viva sawata satyavart sidha deva Mano was the ancient King and god of Dravidians whom Vishnu Bhagwan told that the whole world will destroyed by water account of a great flood so he told him about making a boat, in which Manu saved sevensagas, Veds and his family from which the whole human race is reborn. Even this story is mentioned in Abrahamic religious books, Bablonian historical literature and Egyptian history.