Darbar
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Darbar may refer to:
- A term for a court in Urdu from the Persian - Durbar (court)
- A surname used in the Indian Subcontinent, it originated during Mughal rule. Darbar Surname is mainly found in States of Gujarat & Rajasthan.
- A place where south Asian arts was presented in the Maharaja's courts in India
- Darbar Sahib, is the Sikh holy shine in Amritsar, India where the Sikh sacred scripture is revered
- Darbar or Darbar Saheb in Indian State of Gujarat may refer to Chieftain or Lord of small Principality, which existed in pre-independece era
- Darbar in state of Gujarat may refer to a group of people or caste. Kathi (caste), Jadeja, Zala, Gohil, Jogadia ,Chudasama, Vaghela, and many such Rajputs in general call themselves Darbar.
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