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There are significant references that mention that Diwan Todar Mal was a Jain:
Please note that Khushwant Sing writes: "On the site of the cremation at Fatehgarh Sahib now stands the Gurdwara Jyoti Sarup. A large hall of this gurdwara honours the builder by being named after him — Diwan Todar Mal Jain Yadagiri Hall."
The article cited in the current article ( "End caste-based reservations". The Tribune. 28 September 2008. Retrieved 20 March 2018.) does not mention that he was a Khatri. This and the other citation (End caste-based reservations’) mention Aggarwal Mahasabha's support for the haveli, which supports Todar Mal being a Jain, since many of the Jains in Punjab are Aggarwal.
Note that Todar Mal was a rather common name. The Raja Todarmal who was a courtier under Akbar was indeed a Khatri (not a Kayasth or an Agrawal), but he was a different Todar Mal. Malaiya ( talk) 00:37, 16 October 2018 (UTC)
The article states "Todar Mal descendants moved from Sirhind to Ludhaina. The present descendants known as Mandals are from sub caste of Sood and are Kshatriyas. Both Todar Mal's in history are from the same family. The mandal family records are available in Haridwar since 16th century." It should be noted that Raja Todar Mal, Akbar's courtier, was a Khatri and not a Sood. The two communities are somewhat similar but completely distinct. Malaiya ( talk) 23:14, 19 October 2018 (UTC)
There seems to be some dispute as to which "Todar Mal" this structure is associated with.
Some sources:
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There are significant references that mention that Diwan Todar Mal was a Jain:
Please note that Khushwant Sing writes: "On the site of the cremation at Fatehgarh Sahib now stands the Gurdwara Jyoti Sarup. A large hall of this gurdwara honours the builder by being named after him — Diwan Todar Mal Jain Yadagiri Hall."
The article cited in the current article ( "End caste-based reservations". The Tribune. 28 September 2008. Retrieved 20 March 2018.) does not mention that he was a Khatri. This and the other citation (End caste-based reservations’) mention Aggarwal Mahasabha's support for the haveli, which supports Todar Mal being a Jain, since many of the Jains in Punjab are Aggarwal.
Note that Todar Mal was a rather common name. The Raja Todarmal who was a courtier under Akbar was indeed a Khatri (not a Kayasth or an Agrawal), but he was a different Todar Mal. Malaiya ( talk) 00:37, 16 October 2018 (UTC)
The article states "Todar Mal descendants moved from Sirhind to Ludhaina. The present descendants known as Mandals are from sub caste of Sood and are Kshatriyas. Both Todar Mal's in history are from the same family. The mandal family records are available in Haridwar since 16th century." It should be noted that Raja Todar Mal, Akbar's courtier, was a Khatri and not a Sood. The two communities are somewhat similar but completely distinct. Malaiya ( talk) 23:14, 19 October 2018 (UTC)
There seems to be some dispute as to which "Todar Mal" this structure is associated with.
Some sources: