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Razdan is a Kashmiri Pandit surname that may refer to the royal or aristocratic bloodline of old Kashmir, mostly attributed to the warriors of the Kashmir Valley. The census report of 1819 states that Razdan is a corrupted form of ancient Sanskrit epithet Rajanak. The title Rajanak, meaning literally "a king", used to be given to distinguished commanders for rendering their services to the King. “Razdan” was the title given to the chieftains of warrior tribes who were Jaagirdaars of Chunks of Land in Kashmir and Persia.