Bachchas

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Rajput Bachchas

Location| Rajasthan, Haryana, punjab, odia and Uttar Pradesh
Language| Haryanvi, Khadi boli, punjabi, Odia
Religion| Hinduism [sikhism]]
Surnames| Bachas/Bachchas (बच्छस) , Lachas ( लछस)

The Bachas, bachas is gotra of Chauhan Rajputs. Most of the people related to these gotras lives Western Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi, punjab etc

## History

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All bachas Gotra Rajputs are from Rishi Lacha and according to a story there is a relation of Shri Lakshman (Brother of Lord Shri Ram) to these gotra people, thus these gotra Rajput never touch any snake as they are originated from Lord Lakshman. According to Hindu Mythology these Gotra Rajputs are Chauhan Rajput and they are entitled to protect the Middle Himalayas and four Dhams (Currently in Uttarakhand).

Many Bachas or Bachal Rajputs are said to get the name from queen Bachchal (Hindi: बाछल), who was mother of famous folk-deity, Jaharveer Gogaji. Goga (Hindi: गोगा) was born to queen Bachchal (the daughter of a Rajput ruler, Kanwarpala ruled over Sirsa in present-day Haryana) and king Zewar in Dadrewa, the ancient capital of Chauhan Rulers in the Churu district of Rajasthan.[citation needed]

According to another legend Gogaji was son of a Chauhan Rajput Ruler named Vacha or Juar, whose wife Bachal (Hindi: बाछल) was from Tomar clan.[citation needed] The apparent reference to parents of Gogaji is same except slight difference in names due to different dialects being spoken those part of Rajasthan and Haryana.[citation needed]

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