s. m (M.), be of Jats who claim descent from the royal race of the Bhaṭṭis of Jessalmer. They came to Multan under Rao Kehar, a chieftain of their own, and settled here. Kehar is a name of note in Bhaṭṭi annals. One Kehar was contemporary of the Khalifa-ul-Walid, A. D. 731. He and his sons advanced the Bhaṭṭi kingdom of Jessalmer. Another Kehar ruled Jessalmer in the sixteenth century, and his son conquered all the Multan country up to the Indus. The Chhajṛas marry their daughters to their own tribesmen only, but receive the daughters of other Jat tribes in marriage.