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Ten Sun dynasty warrior ten Chandra dynasty, twelve sage descent and four Agni dynasty is the evidence of the total 36 Kshatriya dynasty, later after the Bhumvansh Nagvansh Kshatriyas were came to be known, when the Chauhan dynasty started going into twenty-four different dynasties, then Kshatriya's Sixty-two part evidence was found.
Ten branches of Surya Dynasty (suryavansh) :
1. Kachvah 2. Rathod 3. Budgujar 4. Sikarwar 5. Sisodia 4. Gahlot 4. Gaur 7. Gahlbar 4. Rakebar 10. Junne
Ten branches of Chandra Dynasty (chandravansh) :
1. Jadaun 2. Bhati 3. Tomar 4. Chandel 5. Chhonkar 4. Hond. Pundir 7. Kattariya 7. Swang dynasty 10. Vais
Four branches of Agnivansh :
1. Chauhan 2. Solanki 3. Parihar 4. Parmar.
Twelve branches of Rishivansh :
1. Sanger 2. Dixit 3. Dayama 4. Gautam 5. Anavar (descendant of King Janak) 7. Visen 4. Karkchul 4. Hay 4. Abaku Tabuku 10. Kathokas 11. Dalela 12. Bundela
Twenty-four branches of the Chauhan Dynasty :
1.Hada
2.Khinchi 3.Sonigara 4.Pavia 5.Purbia 4.Sanchoura 4.Mewal 6. Bhadoria
4.Nirwan 10.Malani 11.Dhurra 12.Madreva 13.Snaikechi 14.Varechha
15. Paserea 14. Balechha 14. Rusia 18. Chanda 19. Nikum 20. Bavar
21. Chhacheriya 22. Ujjwaniya 23. Dewada 26. Benkar.
1. Rathore - Nagnechia Mata
Gotras
of Rajput clans :
Clan
- Sun Clan (suryavansh)
Gotra-Pravaradi Dynasty of Tanwar (Tomar) Dynasty :
Clan
- Chandravanshi
Gotra-Pravardi
of Rathod dynasty :
Gotra-Pravaradi of Parmar dynasty :
Clan
- Agnivansh
Guhilot (Sisodia) clan :
Dynasty
- Suryavanshi, Guhilvansh,
Gotra-Pravardi Dynasty of Chauhan Dynasty :
Clan
- Agnivansh
Dhuni - Sambar
Bheru
- Kaal Bhairav
Gotra-Pravardi Dynasty Kachwah Dynasty :
Gotra
- Manav, Gautam
Gotra-Pravardi Dynasty Bhatti family :
Lineage
- Chandravansh
Gotra-Pravardi Dynasty Solanki family :
Lineage
- Agnivansh
Gotra-Pravardi Dynasty Jala family :
Lineage
- Suryavansh
Gotra-Pravardi of Gaud Vansh :
Vansh
- Suryavansh
Gotra-Pravardi Dynasty Balla family :
Lineage
- Ikshvaku - Suryavansh
Gotra-Pravardi Dynasty Dahiya Dynasty :
Lineage
- Surya Dynasty later Rishi Dynasty
Ghoda
- Shyam Karan
Genealogy from Brahmaji to Prithviraj Chauhan :
Current historians have covered history in 2000 to 4000 years, if foreign historians do this work, then it can be understood that the Christian community originated 2000 years ago and the history of the Jews before 4500 years, so they are not known History. But if the historians of our country do this then it is beyond comprehension, whereas we have many historical texts like Ramayan Mahabharat and Puran's, where events can be proved. Why it requires evidence only for Indians Why are the statements of foreigners without evidence considered as truth.
Here, we are telling you the information collected from many historical texts, after which we will be able to get a glimpse into our past. We know that all the creation has originated from the Supreme Father Brahma but now we know his complete lineage.
1.
From Brahman Prajapati, Daksh was born
The King of Prayag Dhanadhar killed Adityaketu and took over his kingdom and his 9 generation ruled for 374 years 11 months 26 days.
Dhandhar
: 23 years
Samant Mahanpal Killed Rajpal and ruled for 14 years. Vikramaditya of Avantika (present-day Ujjain) killed Mahanpal and ruled for 93 years. Vikramaditya was Killed by Samudrapal and his 16 generations ruled for 372 years 4 months 27 days.
Samudrapal
: 54 years
Gotra-Pravardi Dynasty of Parmar :
Vansh
- Agnivansh
A branch of the Parmar dynasty reigned at the end of the 10th century to the end of the 13th century, making Chandravati the capital on Mount Abu. The other branch of this dynasty continued to rule over the capital of Vagad (at present baswada) and Dungarpur from the middle of the 10th century to the middle of the 12th century. Two branches of the dynasty are known. One ruled in Jalore, the other in Binmal from the last part of the 10th century to the last part of the 12th century.
King's :
Upendra
: (800 - 818)
Two great emperors of the Parmar dynasty :
Friends, today we ask anyone why there are no statues of King Vikramaditya and King Bhoj? Why is his museum not his memorial?
When we say politicians are wrong but blind devotees of politicians cry and say that they were said to be long ago, but it is wrong that if Chakravarti Emperor Vikramaditya and Maharaja Bhoj were not there then we would not be today.
Friends, the statues of King Vikramaditya and King Bhoj should be made. Today, there is a statue of such leaders in the country, which is not even worth it.
And speaking of King Maharaja, Maharana Pratap, Shivaji Maharaj is also among the greatest warriors, and have statues, we have honored them, but the two pillars of Indian history, King Vikramaditya and Raja Bhoj, on which the country rests, we have forgotten them.
Shurvir Emperor Vikramaditya :
British and leftist historians consider Ujjain's Emperor Vikramaditya as a myth, not a historical ruler.
While Kalhan's Rajtarangani, Kalidas, Nepal's lineage and Arab writer, Alberuni consider him the real great man. Vikramaditya is described in ancient Arab literature.
During his time, Shak's had captured a large part of the country. Vikram drove Shak's from India and spread his kingdom to Arab countries. Vikram Samvat was run in his name. Vikramaditya was a contemporary of Jesus Christ. At the time of Vikramaditya, Jyotishacharya Varahmihir and great poet Kalidas were there. Raja Vikram has many stories of his valor, generosity, kindness, forgiveness, etc., in Indian literature.
His father's name was Gandharvsen and the famous Yogi Bharthari was his brother. The British deliberately broke and confused Vikramaditya's history and left no stone unturned to make him a mythical character, because Vikramaditya had great personality and power in that period. , While the British needed to prove that the world was living in ignorance during the time of Christ. Actually, Vikramaditya's rule extended to Arabia and Egypt and the people of the whole earth were familiar with his name. Vikramaditya was famous for his wisdom, valor and generosity, in whose court the Navratna resided. Kalidas was also among them. Vikramaditya is said to have been very powerful and defeated the Shak's. It is undisputed truth that Emperor Vikramaditya was the best ruler in Indian history.
Hindu Hriday Samrat Parmar Kulbhushan Malwa Naresh Samrat Maharaja Bhoja :
In the life of Maharaja Bhoj, the glory of Hinduism was revealed, the remembrance of his character and saga gives a glimpse of glorious Hindutva. Maharaja Bhoj was the nephew of history famous Munjraj and son of Sindhuraj. He was born in Ujjaini, the city of Maharaja Vikramaditya in 980. Raja Bhoj Chakravarti was a descendant of Emperor Vikramaditya. At the young age of fifteen, his kingdom was on the throne of Abhishek Malwa. But made all Malwa and Bharatvarsh proud by their birth and deeds.
Due to the mighty King Bhoj's, no one could dare to establish an empire in India during his reign. Raja Bhoj built the world's largest Shivaling in the city of Bhojpur, 25 km from Bhopal, which is today known as Bhojeshwar. The height of which is 22 feet. Raja Bhoj built millions of small temples, he built thousands of ponds, built hundreds of cities, built many fort (durg) and built many schools. Raja Bhoj gave new identity to India, he named this country as Hindustan on Hindu Religion. The great work that Bhoj did by organizing the Hindus as a skilled ruler, even after 250 years of King Bhoj, the protection of India was there from the Mughal invaders and defense continued. Raja Bhoj was a great ruler in Indian history. Raja Bhoj was the only king in Indian history, who was knowledgeable of religious science literature and art with valor and might. Raja Bhoj built the Mother Saraswati Temple Bhojshala in 1034 for worshiping Maa Saraswati and propagating Hindu life philosophy and Sanskrut. Bhoj was given darshan by Mother Saraswati many times, to worship Maa Saraswati and to cultivate her seekers, through self-concept and architecture. The best temple was built in Dhar which is famous today as Bhojshala. He built India's largest pond in Bhojpal (Bhopal) which is famous today as Bhojtal. We are forgetting these greats, so today our country is in the direction of becoming a slave again. Awake all Kshatriya Rajput heroes and all devout Hindus consider King Vikramaditya and Raja Bhoj.
Rathore Dynasty :
Origin of Rathore Rajput Dynasty :
The Rathod Rajputs were descended from the Raath (spine) of the Suryavanshi king, so they are called Rathod, in Rathod's genealogy, their capital is known as Karnat and Kannoj! Rao Siha ji was the son of Rathod Setragji. Rathod of Marward are his descendant. Rao Siha ji came to Doranmarwad during Dwarka Yatra about 700 years ago and laid the foundation of Rathod dynasty. Rao Siha ji was the beginning man (adi purush) of Rathrod's.
Arvachin Rathod Branches :
Khedecha, Mahecha, Badmera, Jodha, Mandla, Dhandhal, Badawat, Banirot, Chandawat, Dudavat, Medtiya, Chapawat, Udavat, Kumpavat, Jetavat, Karamsot Bada, Karamsot Chhota, Hal Sundia, Pattawat, Bhadawat, Pothal, Sandavat, Sandavat, Sandavat, Sandavate , Jaitamalot, Khokhar, Vanar, Wasecha, Sudavat, Gogade, Punawat, Satavat, Chachakia, Paravat, Chundavat, Devaraj, Raipalot, Bharamlot, Bala, Kallavat, Pokarna. Gaynecha, Sobayt, Krnot, Pplia, Kotdia, Dodiya, Ghrwar, Bundela, Rkewar, Bhadwal, Htundia, Knnojia, Sinthl, Uhd, Dhuhdia, Dneshwara, Bikawat, Badawat, Bidawat etc ......
Rathod dynasty :
Vansh
- Suryavanshi
The Rathodas had ancient thirteen khapas. Sihaji Rathod who came to Rajasthan was Rathod of Daneshwara Khap.
The descendants of Sihaji are as follows :
1. Idria Rathod : - Sonag (son Siha) took possession of Idar. Hence, the descendants of Sonag in the name of Idar are called Idria Rathod.
2. Hatukiya Rathod : - The descendants of Sonag lived in Hastikundi (Hatundi). They are called Hatundiya Rathod. In Jodhpur history, Ojha writes that before Sihaji, Rashtrakut's in Hatkundi ruled Balaprasad. His descendants are Hatunandiya Rathod. But there is no descendant of Rashtrakut's (Chandravanshi) who rule Hastikundi. (Dohath) Rathod - After Siha Rathod, Sonag, Abhayaji, Sohiji, Mehpal ji, Bharatmal ji, Chundarao were the nephew of Sodha Rana Someshwar of Amarkot. During these times, the Muslims insisted that the Sodhas of Amarkot should marry their daughters to muslims. Then Chundarao who was Amarkot at that time. With their help, the Muslim processions were called and the Sodars and Rathods who had taken the army from Idar together killed the Muslims. At that time Veer Chundrao was given the title of Dohath, so the descendants of Chundrao were called Dohath. These are Rathod, Amarkot, Saurashtra, Kutch.
3. Badhel (Badher) Rathod : - Berawali and Bijaji, the two sons of Ajaji's younger son Ajaji, cut off the Chavadars of Dwarka and established their rule over Dwarka (Okha Mandal). This is the reason that descendant of Berawalji are called Bahadher Rathod. In Gujarat, Poseetra, Aarmanda, Bet Dwarka were the hideouts of the Badher Rathores.
4. Baji Rathod : - Descendants of Bijaji's brother Bijaji are called Baji Rathod. Mahua, Vadana, etc. are located in Gujarat. Baji Rathod still lives in Gujarat.
5. Khedecha Rathod : - The son of Siha, Arasthan won the Khed from Guhi's. The descendants of Arshthan by the name Khed are called Khedcha Rathod.
6. Dhuhriya Rathod : - Dhuhriya Rathod, a descendant of Dhuhar, son of Asthan.
7. Dhuhadia Rathod : - The descendants of Dhandhal, son of Asthan, are called Dhandhal Rathod. Pabuji Rathod belonged to this Khap. He gave a promise given to Charani and left panigrahan sanskar in middle and saved cows of Charani and while saving cows from enemies he was killed. This Pabuji is worshiped as a folk deity.
8. Chachak Rathod : - Asthan's son Chachak's decedents are called Chachak Rathod.
9. Harkhavat Rathod : - Descendants of Asthan are called Harkha.
10. Zolu Rathod : - Asthans son Jopasa's son are Descendants of Jolu.
11. Sindhal Rathod : - A descendant of Sindhal, son of Jopasa. They were very powerful. He had authority over the Jatharan Pali. Jodha's son Suja with great difficulty removed him from there.
12. Uhad Rathod : - Son of Jopasa Uhad's descendants.
13. Mulu Rathod : - Son of Jopsa Mulu's descendants.
14 Barjor Rathod : - Son of Jopsa Barjod's descendants.
15. Jorvat Rathod : - Descendants of Jopasa.
16. Rekwal Rathod : - The descendants of Rakaji, son of Jopasa. It is in Mallarpur, Barabki, Ramnagar, Badnapur, Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh.
17. Bagdiya Rathod : - The son of Jopasa, son of Asthan ji, became Raikwal from Raika. A column article (stambh lekh) Baisakh Vadi of Nogasa Banswara in 1361 shows that Rama's son Veeram Savarg Sidhara. Ojhaji has considered the descendants of this Veeram as Bagdiya Rathod. This is why the area of Banswara was called Bagdar.
18. Chhappania Rathod : - The area of Chhappan Gaon is the area of Chhappan on the border of Marwar adjoining Mewar. The Rathod Chhappaniya here is called Rathod. This stamp is derived from Bagadiya Ratho. Kantod village in Udaipur state was the property.
19. Aasal Rathod : - Asthan's son Asal's descendants are called Aasal Rathod.
20. Khopsa Rathod : - Asthan's son Jopsa and his son Khimsi's descendant's.
21. Sirvi Rathod : - Asthan's son Dhudhand and his son Shivpal's decendants.
22. Pithad Rathod : - Asthan's son Pithad's decendants.
23. Kotecha Rathod : - The son of Asthan Duhud and his son Raipal. Raipal's son Kelan and his son Kota and Kotas decedents became Kotecha. Their villages are Karnachandiwal in Bikaner district, Nathusari and Bhuchamandi in Haryana, Ramsara in Punjab, etc.
24. Bahad Rathod : - Dhuda's son Bahad and his decedents are Bahad Rathod.
25. Unad Rathod : - Dhuda's son Unad and his decedents are Unad Rathod.
26. Fitak Rathod : - Raipals's son Kelan his son Thanthi and his son Fitk's decedents are Fitak Rathod.
27. Sunda Rathod : - Descendants of Sunda, son of Raipal.
28. Mahipal Rathod : - Descendant, son of Mahipal, son of Raipal.
29. Shivrajot Rathod : - Descendants of Shivraj, son of Raipal.
30. Dangi : - Rampal's son Dangi his vanshaj got married to Dholin or his descendants became Dholi.
31. Mohnot : - Mohan, son of Raipal, married the daughter of Mahajan. Due to this, his descendants called Muhnot Vesya, Muhnot Nenasi was of this khyat.
32. Mapavat Rathod : - Descendants of Raipal; Descendants of Mapa.
33. Luka Rathod : - Descendants of Raipal ; Descendants of Luka.
34. Rajak : - Descendants of Raipal; Descendants of Rajak.
35. Vikramayat Rathod : - Descendants of Vikram, son of Raipal.
36. Bhonot Rathod : - A descendant of Bhowan, son of Raipal.
37. Bandar Rathod : - Raipal son was Kanpal. Kanpal son Jalan and Jalan son Chada and his son Bandar, Bandars decendents are Bandar Rathods. It is said Ghadseesar (Bikaner) states.
38. Una Rathod : - Descendants of Uda, son of Raipal.
39. Khokhar Rathod : - Descendants of Khokhar, son of Chhada. Khokhar ruled over Sankada, Sanawada, etc villages and settled Khokhar village (Barmer). Alaudhin Khilji climbed the border at the time of Satal De, then Khokhar Ji fought with valor in favor of Satal De and worked in the war.
The villages that Khokhar lives in : - In Jaisalmer district, Nimbali, Fog, Bhadli, Jhinjhinayali, Coral, Jelu, Khudiala, Askandra, Bhadariya, Goparyo, Bhalriyo, Jayitara, Nadia Bara, Advana, Sankada, Palwa, Sanawada, Khikhasra, Kaswa Churu - Ralot Joglia in Barmer - Khokhar Shiva, Khokhar Par Jodhpur - Jundadikayi, Khudiala, Khokhari Pala, Bilara | Khokhari Pali in Nagor - Bali, Gandog, Khokhari Pala, Bilara | Vikrami attacked Ahmedabad in 1788. Even then the Khokhars had shown their heroism.
40. Singhkamlot Rathod : - A descendant of Sinhamal, son of Chhada. At the time of Alauddin's Satellak, he had attacked the Sivan.
41. Beethwasa Udavat Rathod : - Raval Tida's son Kanadde, his son Rawal, his son Tribhvan, his son uda's Bithwa Jagir. Hence the decedents of Uda were known as Bithwasia Udavat. Udaji son Biramji was from Bikenar's Sahuve village. Jodhaji had given him estate of Bithwasia village. Apart from this Vegadyo and Dhunadia village were also his estate.
42. Salkhavat Rathod : - Chada's son Tida and his son Salkha and Salkha's decedents where called Salkhawat Rathod.
43. Jaitamalot : - The descendants of Sathkha's son Jaitamal are called Jaitamalot Rathod. They reside somewhere in Bikaner.
44. Jujaniya : - Is the descendant of Khetasi, son of Jaitmal. The village Thapana was in his estate.
45. Raddhara Rathod : - Jaitmal's son Khinya took control of Raddhara. Therefore, their descendants are called Raddhara.
46. Mahecha Rathod: - Mallinath, son of Salkha Rathod became very famous. The Maheva region of Barmer was under the authority of Salkha's father Tida. In Vikram Samvat 1414, Muslim army invaded. Salakha was captured. After his release from Ked, in Vikram Samvat 1422, he won back Maheva with the help of Shvasur Rana Rupasi Parihar. In Vikram Samvat 1430, Muslims were again attacked. Salkha died in the war. In place of Salkha (Mala) Mallinath became the lord of the kingdom. He won the fort of Siwan from the Muslims and gave it to his younger brother Jaitmal. He gave the property of Khed to younger brother Veeram. Mallinath also took possession of the fort of Nagar and Bhirad Garh. Malinath was determined to expand his Rathod state and protect Hindu culture by accumulating power. They thwarted the invasion of Muslims. Mallinath and his queen, got dikshit in Nath sampradai and these two were considered siddh. During the life of Mallinath, his son Jagmal got gadi. Jagmal was also very brave. The Sultan of Gujarat took away the girls who had who had got together on Teej. Then Jagmal went to Gujarat with his Yodhas and kidnapped Gindoli, the daughter of the Sultan, then there was war between the Rathod's and the Muslims. Jagmal showed great valor in this war. It is said that the wife of the Sultan saw Jagmal in each and every place in the war, this Jagmal had authority over Maheva. Due to this, their descendants are called Mahecha. In the Jodhpur pargana, Thob, Dehuria, Padardi, Nohro etc. have their estate. In Udaipur State Nimbdi and Kelva were under him.
Below are his dynasty :
1. Pataavat Mahecha : - Jagmal's son Rawal Mandlik was followed by Karmash Bhojraj, Beeda, Neesal, Hapa, Meghraj and Pataji. He has many villages in Jalore and Sirohi called Patawat, descendants of these.
2. Kalawat Mahecha : - Descendants of Kalla, son of Meghraj.
3. Doodavat Mahecha : - Descendants of Duda, son of Meghraj.
4. Uga: - Descendants of Uga, son of Varsingh.
47. Barmmera: - Mallakinath's younger son Arakadmal his descendants are called Barmmera Rathod in the name of Barmer area. His descendants reside in Barmer and in many villages.
48. Pokarna : - Mallinath son Jagmal whose decedents lived in Pokaran area. They are called Pokarna Rathod, their villages are in Sankda, Sanawad, Luna, Chowk, Modardi, Goodi, etc. Jaisalmer.
49. Khabhadiya: - The son of Mallaminath, Jagmal, Jagmals son Bharmal Bharmals son Khimu, his son Nodhak, were Diwan of Jamnagar, his descendants are in Kutch. The descendants of the second son Modhan's decedents reside in Madvi Kutch. The descendants of Khabar Gujarat are known as Khabriya. Some of their villages are Redana and Deddiyar in Barmer of Rajasthan, some houses are also in Pakistan.
50. Kotdiya : - Jagmal's son Kumpa took control of Kotra, so the descendants of Kumpa are called Kotriya Rathod. The descendants of Jagmal's son Khivansi are also called Kotdiya. Their villages are in Barmer, Kotra, Balai, Bhinad etc.
51. Gogade : - The descendants of Goga, son of Veeram, son of Salkha, are called Gogade Rathod. Ketu (four villages), Sekhala (15 villages), Khiraj, etc.
52. Devrajot : - Devrajot Rathod, a descendant of Devaraja, son of Biram. Setravo is their main destination. Apart from this, Suwalia.
53. Chaddevot : - The descendants of Charade, son of Veeram and son of Devaraja, are called Chaddevot Rathod. Dechu of the Pargana of Jodhpur was their main destination. He also had Jagir in wetcore.
54. Jesidhande : - Descendants of Jait Singh, son of Veeram.
55. Satavat : - Descendants of Sata, son of Chunda Veeramdevot.
56. Bhinvot : - Descent of Bhinva, son of Chunda. Kharabera Jodhpur was their hideout.
57. Arakadamalot : - Arakadamalot son of Chunda was a hero. Shardul Bhati was marrying Kodamde Mohil due to the enmity of Rathod and Bhatis. Then Ardakmal defied the war on the way and in the war, both of them fought with valor, Shardul Bhati got heroics (died) and Kodamde became sati. Arakadmal also died a few days later from those wounds. The descendants of this Arakadmal are called Arakadmal Rathod.
58. Randhirot : - Fafana was a manor of his son Randhir, son of Chunda.
59. Arjunot : - Descendant of Arjun, son of Rao Chunda.
60. Kanavat : - Descendants of Kanha, son of Chunda.
61.
Poonavat : - is a descendant of Poonpal, son of Chunda. The village
Khudias was in his jagiri.
1. Pirathirajot Jaitavat : - Descendants of Prithviraj, son of Jaitaji. Bagdi Marwar and Sojat Khokro, Bali remained their location.
2. Askarnot Jaitavat : - Asakarnot is a descendant of Asakaran Deidanot, grandson of Jaitaji. In Marwar, Thawla, Alasana, Rairo Baro, always Mani, Labori, Murdavon, etc.
3. Bhoppot Jaitavat : - The descendants of Bhopat, the son of Jaitaji's son Dei Danji, are called Bhoppot. Khando Deval in Marwar, Ramsingh has their location.
63. Kalawat Rathod : - Akheraj, son of Rao Ridmal, his son Pancharan, his son Kala and Kala's decedents are called Kalawat Rathod. In Marwar of Kalavat Rathod's, Hun and and Jadhan these 2 villages were his location.
64. Bhadawat : - Rao Ranmal's son Akheraj, after that Panchayat and Bhada respectively. The descendants of these Bhada are called Bhadavat Rathod. Near Dechhu Jalore and near Guda Sojat there was his location.
65.
Kumpavat : - Panchayan and Maharaj are the two sons of Akheraj,
son of Ranmal ji of Mandor. The descendants of Maharaja's son Kumpa
are called Kumpavat Rathod. During the reign of Marwar, the importance
of Zeta, the son of Kumpa and Panchayat, was an important contribution.
Kampa also had an important role in removing Banveer from Chittor.
When Maldev wanted to remove Veeram from Merta, Kumpa took his pooja
yoga with the fulfillment of Maldev. Maldev snatched Didwana from
Veeram and Kumpa got Didwana. Kuma had an important role in Maldev's
conquest of Bikaner in 1598 Vikrami. When Sher Shah attacked Maldev
and Maldev was distrustful of his nobles, he left the battle ground
along with his companions, but Zeta and Kumpa said that the earth
has come from the noise of our father's grandfathers. We will not
let him go on living. The two heroes fought Sher Shah's army and
showed amazing noise and made sacrifices for the protection of Matri
Bhumi. Impressed by his bravery, the words came out from Sher Shah's
mouth, 'I lost the Delhi Sultanate for a handful of Bajra. This
war took place in Sumitra 5 Vikram Samvat 1600 AD Samvat 1544 near
Sumail. Kumpa had 8 sons. Akbar was the manor of Asop to Mandan.
Asop Kurav was a first class base in Quaid Second son Prathviraj
Sumail was killed in the war. His son Mahasingh was told that Isharadas
had found the whereabouts of Chandaval Aadi. Ram Singh Sumail was
killed in the war. His descendants found the Vachakala hideout.
His son Pratap Singh also died in the Sumail battle.
His son Kishan Singh participated in many wars with Gajsingh Jodhpur. Kishan Singh killed Shah Jahan's Samukhi Lihthe Nahar. So, his name was also known as Nahar Khan. In the Vikram Samvat 1737, Nahar Khan attacked the Varaha temple in Pushkar. Nahar Khan's son Suraj Mal along with 6 other kumpavats came in handy. Jait Singh, the younger brother of Suraj Mal ji, worked in the war of the south in 1724. Maheshadasji of Asop fought in many wars and found heroic momentum in the war of war.
1. Maheshadasot Kumpavat : - In the Vikram Samvat 1641, the emperor sent the fat king Uday Singh to punish Surti, the king of Sirohi. In this war, Shardul Singh, son of Maheshadas showed amazing valor and stayed in Rankhet. Therefore, in 1702 Vikrami, his descendant Bhavsingh had his whereabouts in addition to Katwalia. There were also many hideouts in a single village.
2. Ishvaradasot Kumpavat: - Descendants of Ishvaradas, son of Kumpa. Their main location was Chandawal. This hand was the place of the Quraab. Chandra Singh, a descendant of Ishwar Das, was granted by Maharaja Sursingh in 1652 Vikrami. Chandrasingh's son Gordhandas killed the enemies by raising a horse in the war of Dharmat of 1658 AD and himself also worked. There were 8 other villages under this base. Rajosi Khurd, Mato, Sukelaev are the places of their village.
3. Mandnot Kumpavat : - Mandnot, a descendant of Mandan's elder son Mandan. His main place was Chandelav. Whom Chhatra Singh, descendant of Mandan, was conquered by Vijay Singh. His second destination was Rupathal. Jagram Singh also found the location of Gaj Singh Pura in Vikrami. In 1893, Mansingh took the seat of Vasani. Ladar was also their destination. Raghunath Singh of this place used to work in Haraval when Abhay Singh attacked Bikaner. In the princely state of Jodhpur, Aseop, Garasani, Sergio and Mithi used to have great destinations.
4. Jodh Singhot Kumpavat : - After Kumpaji, respectively Mandan, Khiwakan, Kisin Singh, Mukund Singh, Jait Singh, Ramsingh, and Sardarsingh. Maharaja gave jodhas to Khedara, Jhabarkya and Kumbhara gracefully. His descendants were called Jodhsinhot.
5. Maha Singh Kumpavat : - The descendants of Maha Singh, son of Kumpaji, are called Maha Singhot. Maharaja Ajitsingh granted Hath Singh Fateh Singh the whereabouts of Siriyari. In 1847 Vikrami, Keshari Singh Merta of Siriyari worked in the war. Siriyari was the destination of five villages.
6. Uday Singhot Kumpavat : - Uday Singhot, the descendant of Uday Singh, the fourth son of Kumpaji, is called Kumpavat. Chhatrasingh, a descendant of Uday Singh, found Boosi's place in Vikrami 1831. In the Dharmat War of Vikram Samvat 1715, Kalyan Singh, a descendant of Uday Singh, stepped forward on the spine of swords and showed bravery. This was the whereabouts of Quraab Bapsahab. The places where Chelawas, Malsa, Bawdi, Hapat, Sihas, Radhawal, Modi, etc. were small havens.
7.Tiloksinhot Kumpavat : - Tiloksinhot Kumpavat, a descendant of Tilok Singh, the youngest son of Kumpa. Tilok Singh, like Sursingh Jodhpur, attained heroism in the battle of Kishangarh. For this reason, Bhimsingh, son of Tilok Singh, was the home of Ghanla, Sursingh Jodhpur, in 1654.
66. Jodha Rathod : - Descendants of Jodha, son of Rao Riddam, are called Jodha Rathod. Jodha Rathod has the following orders.
1. Barsinhot Jodha : - The descendants of Barsinh, son of Rani, son of Rani of Jodha, are called Barsinhot Jodha. Barsingh kept messing with his brother Duda. But the Muslims drove him out of the ridge. Barsinhot Jodha was the kingdom of Rathores in Jhabuwa, Malwa.
2. Ramavat Jodha : - After the ruler of Jodhpur, Jodhpur, Barsingh assimilation took place. Ram Singh, grandson of Asakaran, won the war between the Chauhans and the Rathodas in 1688 for the throne of Banswara, and gallantry and heroism. Ramsingh had thirteen sons. Which is called Ramavat Rathod. Amarsingh, son of Ramsingh's third son Jaswant Singh, got the Jagirdi of Kheda with sixty villages, while Ratlam was in the state. This was done by the British Government under Kushalgarh Banswada. The Vikram Samvat was put under Kushalgarh Banswara in 1926.
3. Bharatmalot Jodha : - The descendants of Bharatmal, son of Rani, Hulani of Jodha, are called Bharatmalot Jodha. Their descendants reside in Jhabua state.
4. Shivrajot Jodha: - Shivraj Puru dynasty, son of Bagheli Rani of Jodha.
Friends, today we will give you information about the ancient Chandravanshi Kshatriya "Puru dynasty, its branch Haridwar Kshatriya" and will give detailed information about the devastating defeat of Vishvavijaita Sikandar by Purvanshi Rajput King Porus.
Introduction to the Puru Dynasty and Gotra Pravar :
The descendants of Puru, Paura, Pourvavanshi descendant of Puru, son of Chandravanshi Maharaja Yayati. Kshatriyas are called, Maharaja Matinar of this dynasty was maternal grandfather of Suryavanshi Emperor Mandhata, Maharaja Puru had one branch from Kuru dynasty, other branches of Chandra Dynasty also continued, one branch was later called Puru or Paurav Vanshi.
Gotra
- Bhardwaj
The famous Puru or Pourvanshi - who defeted Vishwavijeta Yavan Sikandar were valiant Purvanshi king Paramanand or Purushottam.
The branch of Purvansh Haridwar Kshatriya :
Gotra
- Bhargav
This is the subdivision of Puru dynasty, during the time of Prithviraj Chauhan, Adi Purush Rav Hansram of this dynasty had settled in Haridwar with his family from Punjab. At the time, King Chandrapundir was ruling as a feudal lord (samant) of Prithviraj Chauhan, he granted the jagir to Rao Hansram and the branch of Puru dynasty in Haridwar began to expand, due to Turks pressure around Puruvanshi Kshatriya here they moved in the eastern region and are found today near Azamgarh in UP, because of coming from Haridwar they are said Haridwar Kshatriya Rajput clans in Prahlad.
In the Punjab region of Pakistan, many Muslim Rajput dynasties who call themselves Chandravanshi do not find their existence in the Hindu Chandravanshi Rajputs of India, nor are they named in any list of 36 separate dynasties. Because of Alexander's attack at the time, the rule of the Purvansh was in the border region of Punjab and India, so it may be that they are descendants of the Purvanshi Kshatriyas.
Greek (unani) Alexander invaded India and his defeat by the Purvanshi king :
Introduction to Alexander :
In ancient times, a branch of Indian Aryans crossed Asia and settled in present-day Europe, Greece, Rome, Puran's and other Indian texts introduce the Yavan's as Vratya Kshatriyas, which prove that Yavan is a branch of ancient Aryans.
Alexander was the son of Philip, the king of Macedonia (north of Greece). Alexander became king at the age of only twenty years, antiquity between Iran and Greece had been going on since Alexander. Pledged to become a world leader, and started his victory journey with a large army.
Greece at that time had little civilization except Greece, Rome, and known ancient civilizations were located in the continent of Asia, Egypt, so Alexander (Alexander) moved east with the army, Thebes, Egypt Iraq, Central Conquering Asia reached Iran, where Darius was ruled by Kshryash, he defeated Dara and set fire to his palace, and thus avenged the burning of Athens by Kshryash.
After that, he went ahead and conquered Hirat, Kabul, Samarkand, and reached the northern valley of Sindh river.
When Sikandar crossed the Indus River, there were three states in the northern region of India - Raja Ambhi was ruled around the river Jhelum with the capital as Takshila. The kingdom of Porus was on the areas adjoining the Chenab river. The third kingdom was the convergent which was in Kashmir area.
Introduction to Puru or Porus :
The history writer of Greece tells the name of the Indian king who fought with Alexander, in their language as Porus or Puru, in fact it is not his name but it is a symbol of the Purvansh, in the Katoch history, this heroic king is called Parmanand Katoch, and Khatri caste According to the information of the Purshottam Khukheriyaan, and his descendants are said to be called Puri in the Khatriyas, we have already told that the Katoch Rajputs are also extremely important. China is a Chandravanshi Kshatriya, Katoch may also be a descendant of the Chandravanshi Puru, possibly the Khatri caste was not born with Kshatriyas at that time, then it is possible that Puru Vanshi King Parmanand or Purushottam today's Purvanshi (Pauravanshi) Rajputs, Katoch Rajput and Puri Khatriyas have common ancestors.
The kingdom of Puru Vanshi King Porus (the name given by Greek history writers) was on the areas adjoining the Chenab River.
The Battle of Porus and Alexander :
When Sikandar crossed the Indus River, there were three states in the northern region of India - Raja Ambhi was ruled around the river Jhelum with the capital as Takshila. The kingdom of Porus was on the areas adjoining the Chenab river. The third kingdom was the convergent which was in Kashmir area.
Ambhi (this was also probably the name of his dynasty rather than the name of the king, which can be considered as today's Aabhira or Ahir caste) had an old hatred of Pauras, so Ambi was happy with Alexander's arrival and saw it as an appropriate opportunity to remove his enmity. The people of Abhinar remained neutral. Thus Pauras single-handedly confronted the mixed forces of Sikandar and Ambi.
According to "Plutarch", Alexander's twenty thousand infantry and fifteen thousand horsemen were much more than the army of Pauras collected in the battle field. Alexander was also assisted by Persian soldiers. It is said that this war As soon as Pauras ordered the great destruction, the soldiers and elephants started to create the destruction that Alexander and his soldiers. The terror produced by the elephants of Porus is described by Curtius in this way - "The screeching sound of their trumpet sound did not only frighten the horses, which caused them to fidget." But even the hearts of the horsemen used to tremble. These animals created such a stampede that these conquerors of many victors now started searching for places where they could find shelter. Those animals trampled many under their feet, and the most heartbreaking scene was when this macro-animal caught a Greek soldier with his trunk, shook it in the air, and held that soldier in the hands of his ascension. He used to hand over the head, which immediately separated it from the torso. These animals had caused a lot of terror". Similar is also described by" Deodaras"- huge elephants had immense force and they proved to be of great benefit they crushed the bones and ribs of many soldiers under their feet. The handcuffs used to grab these soldiers with their trunks and slammed them firmly on the ground with their ghastly teeth. They used to kill soldiers in the lap. Now consider what the deodorus said that those elephants had immense force and they proved to be extremely beneficial.
Another scholar E.A. W. According to him "Most of Alexander's cavalry were killed in the battle of Jhelum. Alexander felt that if I continue fighting now, I will completely destroy myself. I prayed for peace - "Mr. Porus, I have accepted your valor and strength ... I do not want all my soldiers to suffer in the cheeks of famine. I am the culprit of them and Bharti According to this tradition, Porus did not kill the refugee enemy ". These things are said not by an Indian but by a foreigner.
After this, Alexander was not allowed to go north by Porus. Constantly, Alexander had to go through that dreaded clan, in this area, the Kath tribes (probably today's Kathi Kshatriyas, Malavs, Rashtriks (Rathod, Kamboj, Dahiyak, etc. also confronted Sikandar strongly. Alexander was so wounded while fighting that in the end he had to give up his life. On this subject, "Plutarch" wrote that Malav the Indian tribe called was very ferocious they were about to tear Alaxender into pieces, but by then Peucestas and Limnaeus came forward. One of them was killed and the other was seriously injured. By then Alexander's bodyguards Took him to a safe place.
It is clear that in the war with Porus, the morale of these people had already been broken, these tribes had endured it. Now there was no morale left within them to fight anyone but so much morale remains. It was left to return by sea because seeing the danger of the land route, Alexander thought of going by sea and sent a troop for his research work but among them there was not much enthusiasm left as a result, he returned back to Baluchistan.
The injustice done to the heroic Porus by the historians :
It is a matter of regret that despite such descriptions, people claim that Alexander captured Porus and his army had to give up the weapon.
The greater injustice and deception historians have done to the great Pauras could have happened to no one in history. A great strategist, visionary, powerful heroic victorious king was made weak and defeated king, Conquering Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Bactria, etc., so the Greek historians could not bear his defeat and humiliation in India, and to console himself. For this, by creating a story of his own, wrote the history he was trying to write. See the misfortune of the Indian historians that they too, without thinking in mind, wrote the same book copying the Greek history.
The Greek filmmaker Oliver Stone has shown some courage to accept Alexander's defeat to some extent. The film shows that an arrow pierces Alexander's chest and before he climbs the enemy's arm. At first, his allies run away with him. This film also states that this was the most terrible tragedy of his life and the Indians forced him and his army to return. Because the hero of that film is Alexander, that's why only few of his losses have been shown, which enough, otherwise people won't like that film only if they show more truth than that.
See another example of the greatness of Porus - when Alexander invaded the kingdom of Porus, Porus sent an invitation to Alexander to fight alone in order to avoid unnecessary massacres and to decide through a duel war but this heroic invitation Alexander did not accept.
Now see what Indian children study in history :
"Alexander had taken Pauras captive. After that, when Alexander asked him how to treat him, Pauras said that he should be done with what is done to a king, that is, death sentence. He was so impressed that he did things he had never done in his life. He broke his only goal of his life, his biggest dream to become a world-winner. Gave some states which he won and wealth to Pauras as prize and decided to return and died in the course of returning.
This is such a big slap on the face of those Indian historians that foreigners themselves are accepting the defeat of Alexander by making such a film and we are insulting our own heroes like this.
Now decide who was the world winner in Porus and Alexander? Who was the heroic in both? Who was the greatest of both?
Indian historians have not considered Porus to be worthy of a place in history. Even if his name has come in one or two places in history, he is shown as just as a weak innocent king imprisoned before Alexander. We are insulting our heros like this?
Gaud Kshatriya Dynasty :
The Gaud Kshatriyas are descendants of Bharat, the younger brother of Lord Shri Ram. These belong to the pure Suryavanshi clan. When Shri Ram became the emperor of Ayodhya, Maharaja Bharat was made the King of the Gandhar region. Maharaja Bharat had two sons, Taksh and Pushkal, who were the famous city of Takshila (famous university) and Pushkalavati Basai (now Peshawar) respectively. According to a legend, Gandhar word later changed and became Gaur under the influence of the local language in Rajasthan. In the Mahabharat period, the king of this dynasty was Jayadrath. In time, Sinhadvitya and Lakshmanaditya were two majestic kings who had extended their kingdom from Gandhar to Rajasthan and Kurukshetra. Pujya Gopichand who was the nephew of Emperor Vikramaditya and Bhrithari belonged to this dynasty. Later the Kshatriyas of this dynasty migrated to Bengal which came to be known as Gaur Bengal. Even today, the oldest temple of Mahakali, the goddess of Gaur Rajputs, is in Bengal, which is now Bangladesh.
Gaud of Bengal :
The Gaud Rajputs ruled Bengal for a long time. According to the Chinese traveler Hieun Tshang, the capital of Shashank Gaud was Karna-Suvarna, which currently falls under the Singhbhumi of Jharkhand. This shows that the Gaud Empire extended to Magadh including Bengal (including present-day Bangladesh), Kamrup (Assam), Jharkhand. Due to the influence of the Gaud dynasty, this area came to be known as Gaur Bengal. Shashank Gaur was the most powerful king of this dynasty who was a contemporary of Emperor Harshavardhan and had a strong ambition to rule the whole of India. Shashank Gaur killed Harshavardhan's brother Prabhakarvardhan. After this, Harshavardhan defeated Shashank Gaud in a war and limited his ambitions to Bengal. This dynasty came to decline after Shashank Gaud. Later, a Kshatriya of the same dynasty laid the foundation of a prosperous and powerful Pala dynasty in Gaud Bengal. From many inscriptions and other documents of the Pala dynasty It is certified that he was a pure Suryavanshi. But due to the promotion of Buddhism, Brahminists, like Chandragupt and Ashok the Great, have tried to declare them as Shudras. After the death of Emperor Harshavardhan, India was divided into several kingdoms and for the next 100 years, there was a struggle between the various Kshatriya kings of suzerainty over Kannauj, because after the fall of Magadh, new Kannauj became the new power of India and Kannauj was the suzerain of the country. It was called the emperor. Among the major three dynasties of the then India involved in this struggle for Kannauj, the Gurjar Pratiharas, besides the Rashtrakutas, were the Pala dynasty (Gaud) of Bengal. At that time the Chalukyas (Solankis) of Badami as Chothi Shakti were fast emerging. After the fall of the Pala dynasty, the Gaud Rajputs migrated from Bengal to Rajasthan in large numbers when Persian invader Bakhtiar Khilji invaded and destroyed Bengal. Apart from the Rashtrakutas, there was the Pala dynasty (Gaud) of Bengal. At that time the Chalukyas (Solankis) of Badami as Chothi Shakti were fast emerging. After the fall of the Pala dynasty, the Gaud Rajputs migrated from Bengal to Rajasthan in large numbers when Persian invader Bakhtiar Khilji invaded and destroyed Bengal.
Gaud Rajput in Rajasthan :
The
Gauds have lived in Rajasthan since ancient times, a region in the
Marwar region is still called Gaudwad and Gaudati, which once remained
under the jurisdiction of the Gaud Rajputs and resided there. According
to the Rajput lineage, Sitaram Gaud first came from Bengal to the
Marwar region of Rajasthan. Out of this, two Gauds Bahardev and
Nahardev reached Gaud Kannauj Emperor Nagabhatt II. Those whom Nagabhatt
gave in the Jagir of Kalpi and Nar (Kanpur) region. Their descendants
today reside in Etawah Badaun, Kannauj, Moradabad, Aligarh, Uttar
Pradesh. Gaud decedents named Vatsaraj, Vaman and Surasen were the
future generations in the Nar region. In 1206, they came to Pushkar
Rajasthan for pilgrimage. At that time the Dahiya Rajputs were feudatories
(samant) in Ajmer. Who revolted from the chains. . The then Chauhan
ruler Vigrahraj III sent the Gaud's to suppress the rebellion. The
Gaud's suppressed the rebellion of the Dahiyas, when the Chauhan
ruler was pleased and gave them in the parishes of Kekri, Juniyan,
Devaliya and Sarwar. In the right of Vatsaraj, the cucumber, junian,
Sarwad and Devalia were the parganas, while in the right of Vamana
the mothdi and the marotha pargana remained. The great Rajput emperor
Prithviraj Chauhan had many famous Gaud feudatories. In which Ran
Singh Gaud and Raja Ranvir Singh Gaud of Bulandshahr were prominent.
Prithviraj Raso mentions many more Gaud feudatories. Chanderbardai
has written in praise of the Gaud's Maroth remained pargana. The
great Rajput emperor Prithviraj Chauhan had many famous Gaud feudatories.
In which Ran Singh Gaur and Raja Ranvir Singh Gaur of Bulandshahr
were prominent. Prithviraj Raso mentions many more Gaud feudatories.
Chanderbardai has written in praise of the Gaudas Maroth remained
pargana. The great Rajput emperor Prithviraj Chauhan had many famous
Gaud feudatories. In which Ran Singh Gaud and Raja Ranvir Singh
Gaud of Bulandshahr were prominent. Prithviraj Raso mentions many
more Gaud feudatories. Chanderbardai has written in praise of the
Gaud's
At the same time, Colonel Tod has written that Gaud Rajputs were the best cavalry of his time. According to Tod, this caste was once highly respected in Rajasthan, Which later ended slowly. After the defeat of Prithviraj Chauhan, the power of Gauds in Rajasthan also waned. Later, under the leadership of Gopaldas Gaud during the reign of Shah Jahan, the Gauds again achieved a high status in Rajasthan. Gopaldas Gaud had a special contribution in making Shahzada Khurram the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Due to Gopaldas Gaud's diplomacy and the right plans, Khurram became Emperor of Hindustan even after the king Jahangir was obnoxious. Shah Jahan also gave the jagirs and mansab to the Gaud Rajputs in the Mughal court at par with the Kachhwahas and Rathores. After Shah Jahan, Gaud Rajputs did not think it appropriate to support Aurangzeb. In the battle of Dharmat, the Gaud Rajputs under the leadership of the King of Jodhpur, Jaswant Singh, fought against Aurangzeb. Jagabhan Gaud received Virgati in it.
Gaud of Ajmer region :
Among the descendants of Vatsaraj, Gopaldas Bundi was there, where the Bundi ruler Hada Bhoj gave him the estate of Lakeri. Gopaldas went to the south with Khurram, when Khurram besieged Thatta, Gopaldas along with his 17 sons fought in the battle and got Virgati. When Khurram became the emperor in the name of Shah Jahan, then Vittaldas, son of Gopaldas, gave three thousand Jat and fifteen hundred riders. Vitthaldas was also the Durgadhikar of Ranthambhor and Agra Fort and also participated in the wars of Kandahar. Arjun, a son of Vitthaldas, had a Rajgarh manor near Ajmer. At the hands of this Arjun, history famous Veer Amar Singh Rathore was killed. A brother of Arjun had a Baul Pargana near Sawai Madhopur.
Gaud of Maroth region :
Jagirdars of Maroth and Mothdi Vaman's grandson became Swami (lord) of Moterao Kuchaman's and Jalim Singh Maroth. In this region, the Gaud's increased their influence and expanded the kingdom. Due to the rule of Gaud's, this state is still famous by the name of Gaudati. The Gaud's here also fought the Amber kingdom. In the early 16th century, Riddmal became the ruler of Gaud Maroth, the Patvi leader of the Gaud rulers of the region. After the killing of Kolaraj Gaud by Rao Shekha at Kololav pond near Ghatwa, there were 12 battles with Rao Shekh, a relative near Gaud. The twelfth battle was fought under the leadership of Rimmal, the veteran ruler of Maroth, collecting all the Gaud power and Riddmal had to make a treaty with Raymal, son of Rao Sheikh. It is known that Rao Shekh, the promoter of Shekhawati and Shekhawat dynasty, is famous in this war, which is known as Ghatwa war. Veergati was received after Vijay due to more injuries. In this treaty, Riddmal married his daughter with Lunakarna, the grandson of Rao Shekh and gave many villages.
The Gaud's had a good relationship with Shah Jahan during Shahjahan's reign and were influential in the Delhi Durbar, but during Aurangzeb's period, the Gaud's of Maroth remained weak in the Delhi court. Taking advantage of this weak situation, Raghunath Singh Medtiya snatched the marrow from the Gaud's and Aurangzeb also approved the name of Maroth in the name of Raghunath Singh Medtiya. But even then it was not possible for Raghunath Singh Medtiya to defeat the Gauds who had been relatively weak before. Raghunath Singh Medtiya took his relatives with the Kachhwahs for this and then the Gaud's could be defeated. Some Gaud Alwar from Maroth region, Went to Jhunjhunu and other places. These Gaud's from Maroth are also known as Marothia Gaudas. There is a lot of material available in the local history of this heroic Rajput dynasty, who once ruled in this region of Rajasthan, which needs further research. He had marital relations with his neighbors Shekhawat and Rathore Rajputs, information of which is also found in abundance in history.
Khape sub-divisions :
Gaud
has several sub-divisions (khape) of Rajput dynasty such as Ajmera
Gaur, Marothia Gaud, Balabhadrot Gaud, Brahma Gaud, Chamar Gaud,
Bhatt Gaud, Gaudhar, Vaidya Gaud, Suket Gaud, Pipariya Gaud, Abherajot,
Kishnavat, Chaturbhutjot, Path. Vibalot, Bhakarsinhot, Bhatsinhot,
Manhard Sot, Muraridasot, Lavnavat, Vinayravot, Utahir, Unay, Katheria,
Kelwana, Khagaseni, Jaraiya, Tur, Dusena, Ghorana, Udayadasot, Nagamali,
Ajitmali, Bodan Is Silhala etc. Khapen which is known as their exit
point and ancestors.
In 1722, when the King of Jaipur went to suppress the Sawai Raja Jai Singh Jats, the then Sheopur King Indarsingh Gaud along with his army was present in his help. Later, Indrasinh Gaud also accompanied Jai Singh against the marathon. Apart from this, Inder Singh Gaud was also in the help of Sawai Raja in the war against Peshwas in Bhopal and war against Jodhpur. In this way, Indrasingh Gaud supported Sawai Raja Jai Singh throughout his life. The Sindhis later conquered Sheopur with Gaud's.
The 225-year history of Sheopur is a testimony to the magnificent Gaud Rajput architecture. Be it Narsingh Gaud's palace, Rani Mahal or Kishor Das Gaud's canopies, all are unique in themselves. Today, this city is a major part of Madhya Pradesh's tourism.
Apart
from Gaud Sheopur of Khandwa, Khandwa has also been a major place
of Gauds in Madhya Pradesh. Gajsingh Gaud, a descendant of the feudal
(samant) king Vatsaraja (Bachhraj) Gaud (Kekri-juniyan) of the Ajmer
Empire, and his brothers, moved from Rajasthan to establish the
Ghatkhedi salt kingdom in East Nimar (Khandwa) in 1485. It remained
a strong base of the Gaud Rajputs. Presently, the descendants of
the aforesaid hideout are settled in villages like Mohanpur, Goradia
Pokhar Rajpura Plassey etc. of Khandwa. Legend has it that Narmada
river of Madhya Pradesh flows upside down due to the majesty and
tenacity of a Gaud king.
Complete history of Chandravanshi Pathania Rajputs :
Friends today we will give you detailed information about Chandravanshi Pathania Rajputs (Tanwar / Tomar rajput Clan Pathania) of Punjab, Jammu, Himachal Pradesh. This dynasty is known for its struggles against foreign invaders till AD 1849. Whether the attacker is Muslim or British. Ram Singh Pathania of this dynasty is noted for his valor against the British. This dynasty is so brave and arrogant that even after independence the Pathania Rajputs got 3 Mahavir Chakras in the army.
Origin of Pathania dynasty :
There
are many opinions on the origin of this dynasty, according to the
page number 181-182 of the Rajput lineage of Shri Ishwar Singh Madhad
Pathania is a branch of the Rajput Banafar dynasty, according to
him, Banafar Rajput Pandu son Bhima was married to a Nagvanshi girl
named Hidimba from Hidimba. sons are Bnafar Rajputs descended Banspar
descended Ghatotkacha, in Pathankot in Punjab with Bnafar Paladin
is called Pathania Paladin.
History of Pathankot and Nurpur State :
Dynasty
– Tanwar rajput Clan (Pathania)
State Name - Nurpur (Old Name Dhameri)
Pathania Rajput Tanwar Raja Anangpal is a descendant of Raja Jaitpal of Tanwar who established the kingdom of Dhameri in North India and established a city called Pathankot. The name of Dhameri state was later changed to Nurpur. In 1849, Nurpur came under the British.
This state was founded in the 11th century (1095 AD) by Jaitpal, the younger brother of King Anangpal Tanwar Dwitya of Delhi, who established himself in Pathankot, defeating the Muslim governor Kuzbak Khan, who had been established since the Ghaznavi period. and took over Pathankot Fort, after this Jaitpal Tanwar and his descendants called Pathania Rajputs, followed by Khetrapal, Sukhinpal, Jagatpal, Rampal, Gopal, Arjunpal, Vrshpal, Jatanpal, Vidurthpal, Kirtpal, Kakhopal were kings of Pathankot.
The lineage after him is as follows :
King
Jaspal (1313-1353) - He had 9 sons from whom different branches
started.
He
fought against Akbar against Sikander Sur, son of Sher Shah Suri
and He died in 1558 AD.
During the time of King Basu Dev, the Pargana of Pathankot was taken away from him and the capital was shifted to Dhameri, but later King Basu consolidated his position and at the time of Akbar he got the mansab of 1500 which increased to 3500 at the time of Jahangir. But Jahangir did not have full faith which is mentioned in Tujuk-e-Jahangiri, Raja Basu built a big fort in Nurpur Dhameri which is still located, the police station of Shahabad. King Basu died in 1613 AD.
Raja
Surajmal (1613-1618) —Raja Basu made his elder son Jagat Singh
the king, but Jahangir made his younger son Surajmal the king of
Dhameri, the mansabdar of three thousand Jaat and two thousand riders,
he died in Chamba in 1618 AD happened
Raja Jagat Singh (1618-1646) - Raja Jagat Singh again became the king of Dhameri during the time of Shah Jahan. He first got the mansab of 300, later it increased to 1000 man and 500 horse, in AD 1626 it increased to 3000 man and 2 It became thousand horses, in 1641 AD it increased to 5 thousand mansab. In 1622 AD, Dhameri was renamed after Mallika Nur Jahan to Nurpur, Nur Jahan was greatly influenced by its natural beauty. Shah Jahan made him the chief of Bangash, in 1640 AD Jagat Singh rebelled against Shah Jahan, Shah Jahan gave his Sent an army against him, after which he surrendered in 1642 AD and appeared in Jahangir's court, reinstated his mansab. He died in Peshawar in AD 1646.
Raja Rajroop Singh (1646–1661) —Rajroop Singh, son of Raja Jagatsingh, was given the foreclosure of Kangra Valley by Shah Jahan. He was a mansabdar of two thousand Jats and two thousand riders, later it was increased to 3500 in 1661 AD he was also made thanedar of Ghazni.
Raja
Mandhata Singh (1661–1700)
The last ruler of Nurpur, Raja was a Sikh in his time. Maharaja Ranjit Singh attacked this kingdom, which Veerasingh bravely resisted, but due to the numerous army of the enemy, the Sikhs seized a lot of their territory, after which their descendants were left very low. A war in AD 1846 he died.
Raja Jaswant Singh (1846–1898) in his time the British annexed this princely state in his territory and broke the fort in Vikram Samvat 1914 and gave half of it to Jaswant Singh, the British gave him a large property as Muawaz. At the time of this, Veer Wazir Ram Singh Pathania revolted against the British.
Raja Gagan Singh (1898–1952) —He was born in 1882 AD, 6th Viceregal Darbari in Kangra District, an honorary magistrate in Kangra District.
On March 1909, the Viceroy gave him the title of king, he died in 1952 AD.
Apart from this, Raja Bhau Singh got Shahpur State in 1650 but he converted to Islam in 1686 AD, his descendants today are Muslim Pathania Rajputs.
Thus we see that Pathania Rajput Chandravanshi of Punjab, Himachal, Jammu is the branch of Tanwar Rajputs and they have ruled the states of Pathankot, Nurpur (Dhameri) etc. for a long time, this dynasty is so brave and arrogant that after independence. Pathania Rajputs also obtained 3 Mahavira Chakras. Today, Pathania Rajputs are spread over North Punjab and Himachal Pradesh. Pathania Rajputs are found in large numbers in the Army even today, which includes large army officers.
Bais Rajput Dynasty :
Information about the very strong Rajput dynasty Bais Kshatriyas of central and eastern Uttar Pradesh.
Bais Rajputs gotra, Pravar, etc. :
Vansh - Bains Suryavanshi Kshatriya clan.
However,
some scholars also refer to them as Nagavanshi.
Traditions - Bais do not kill Rajputs, Nagpuja has special significance for them, in which the elder brother was called Tikayat, and a large part of the property was available to him before independence. The Tikayat family lived in the main Garhi and the remaining brothers lived in separate fort / houses. In Bais Rajputs there is a lot of mutual brotherhood. The Rajputs started the cattle fair Bais of Sonepur in Bihar.
Present Residence - Baiswada, Mainpuri, Etah, Badaun, Kanpur, Allahabad, Banaras, Azamgarh, Ballia, Banda, Hamirpur, Pratapgarh, Sitapur, Rae Bareli, Unnao, Lucknow, Hardoi, Fatehpur, Gorakhpur, Basti, Mirzapur, located in Awadh, UP Ghazipur, Gonda, Bahraich, Barabanki, Bihar, Punjab, Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, Pakistan have a large population and some parts of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan also.
Origin of Bais Kshatriyas :
There are many theories about the origin of Bais Rajputs -
1.
Thakur Ishwar Singh Madhad, according to page 112-114 of Rajput
genealogy, the descendants of Suryavanshi king Vasu, who was the
king of Basati district, are called Bais Rajputs. The district of
Basati has existed till the Mahabharat period.
Analysis and conclusion of all the views of the origin of the Bais dynasty :
Bais Rajput worship and having a snake symbol on their flag does not mean that Bais are Nagavanshi. Mahakavi Banabhat has described the marriage of Emperor Harshavardhan who was Bais Kshatriya with his sister Rajyashree and Maukhari (Makhwan, Jhala) of Kannauj to Vanshi Maharaj Grihavarm, a union of Surya and Chandra dynasty.
Lakshman ji is considered to be an incarnation of Sheshnag but Laxman ji was Raghavanshi and not Nagvanshi and his descendants today are Pratiharas (Pariharas) and Malla Rajputs.
The Diwans who wrote Dhirpundir as Gautamvanshi king of Argal in 12th century and by him dowry was given to Abhayachandra of 22 parganas so the name Bais came is absolutely wrong, because Dhirpundir was Gautam Vanshi and not Pundir Kshatriya Who was the king of Haridwar at that time, Banbhat and Chinese traveler Hiuen Tswang has clearly called Emperor Harsh in the seventh century Bais or Vaish Vansi, then there is no question of origin of Bais dynasty in 12th century, but a question arises here. That if according to the beliefs of Bais dynasty, the descendants of Shalivahan came to Vyas Kumar or Sundarbhan Saharanpur then where did their descendants go?
A branch of the Bais dynasty is Trilokchandi and a branch of the Vaishya Jain community of Saharanpur is also Trilokchandi, a person of these Jains, Raja Saharanvir Singh settled the city of Saharanpur at the time of Akbar, the area of today's Saharanpur, Haridwar was at that time under the Pundir rulers of Haridwar. If under control, it may be that the descendants of Shalivahan who came to this region may have been given to them by King Dhir Pundir in Dahej, some parganas of Saharanpur. A and later these Trilokchandis Bais Rajputs have become Vaishyas by becoming Jain merchants and became merchants and King Saharanvir, a descendant of these Trilokchandi Jains, established Saharanpur city at the time of Akbar, and all these beliefs were later amalgamated. Has been done Gautama Raj of Argal was different. He gave the area of the present Baisvara to Dahesh, a descendant of Harshavardhan, to the Baanshi king Abhaychandra.
Some
scholars associate Gautami son Shatkarni with the Shalivahan of
the Bais lineage, but in the Nasik inscription Gautami son Shatakarni
has been described as a Brahmin (Adviatya Brahmin) and Khatiya-Dap-Maan-Madan,
ie the Kshatriyas, who are obedient etc. The author of this inscription
has compared Gautamiputra to Parshuram. Also, in the Datrishatputulika,
the Shalivahanas are said to have originated from mixed Brahmin
caste and Nagajati. Hence it does not seem appropriate to associate
Gautamiputra Shatakarni or Shalivahana with Bais Vanshi Shalivahana
as the Baiswanshi are Suryavanshi Kshatriyas.
When the king of Magadh took over Vaishali and the Shudra Nand dynasty was established in Magadh and started oppressing the Kshatriyas, the Suryavanshi Kshatriyas from Vaishali settled in Punjab, Taxila, Maharashtra, Sthaneshwar, Delhi etc. The Bais dynasty also ruled Delhi region for some time and a branch also settled in Punjab. He took control of a city Sri Kanth in Punjab, which later came to be called Thaneshwar. The Delhi area is close to Thaneshwar, so Delhi branch, Thaneshwar branch, Saharanpur branch will definitely have a relationship.
The Baiswanshi emperor Harshavardhan removed his capital from Thaneshwar and took him to Kannauj. Harshavardhan expanded his kingdom to Bengal, Assam, Punjab, Rajputana, Malwa, Nepal and himself assumed the title of Rajputra Shiladitya.
After Harshavardhan, the rule of this dynasty came to an end and their descendants extended beyond Kannauj to the Awadh region. Later on, he became a famous person named Trilokchand, and he started many branches of Bais dynasty. The descendants of his elder son Bidardev were Bais of the Bhalesultan dynasty who established Sultanpur. The descendants of these Biderdevs were King Suheldev, who killed Mahmud Ghaznavi's nephew Syed Salar Masood Ghazi along with his army in the Battle of Bahraich and himself was martyred.
Keshavdev, a descendant of Harshavardhan in the battle of Chandavar, was also martyred while fighting a battle with Jayachand, later his descendant Abhaychand saved the wife of Gautam Raja of Argal from the Turks, which led to Gautam Raja marrying his daughter to Abhaychand in 1440 village. In Dowry, Abhaychand laid the foundation of Bais kingdom which today is called Baiswara or Baiswara. Thus Suryavanshi Bais spread over a large area of Rajput Aryavrit.
History of the Baiswanshi Rajputs before Emperor Harshavardhan :
The Bais Rajputs believe that their kingdom was first at Murgipatan and when the enemy took control over it, they came to Pratishthanpur, there was Raja Shalivahan in this dynasty, who defeated Vikramaditya and drove him to Shak Samvat, some of them Gautami son Shatakarni Assuming them to be Shalivahan, they have been called Shalivahana of the Bais lineage, and Paithan has been called Pratishthanpur and some have described Sialkot as Pratishthanpur, but Shall it not not seem right. Many dynasties made mistakes in later history that started giving this honor to a famous person of the same name, in the history of the name Shalivahana, there have been many famous people in different dynasties. There are also Shalivahanas in the Bhati dynasty and Satavahan Vanshi Gautamiputra Shatkarni was also called Shalivahan.
Vikram Samvat of Vikramaditya and Shaka Samvat of Shalivahan have a full 135-year gap, so the two cannot be contemporaries. The Gautamiputra Shatkarni of the south is clearly written in the Nasik inscription: Brahmin, so it is not possible to be related to Suryavanshi Bais dynasty.
In fact, Pratishthanpur of Bais history is neither a South Paithan nor Sialkot of Punjab, it was near Pratishthanpur Allahabad (Prayag) and near Jhunsi.
But it is certain that in the Bais dynasty there was a famous king named Shalivahan who established a large Bais kingdom in Pratishthanpuri. Shalivahan conquered many kingdoms and brought his daughters to his palace, leaving his first three Kshatranis, queens, disgusted and gone to his father's house. The descendants of these three queens continued to be called Bais even later and after the descendants of the queens called Kathbais, they were the rulers of Pratishthanpur (Prayag). The descendants of these Shalivahans, Trilokchand Bais, took possession of Delhi (to be named at that time). According to Swami Dayanand Saraswati, Raja Mulakhchand alias Trilokchand I conquered Delhi and defeated Vikrampal in 404 AD. After this, Vikramchand, Kartikchand, Ramachandra, Adharchandra, Kalyanchandra, Bhimchandra, Bodhchandra, Govindchandra and Premo Devi ruled for more than two years. In fact, these Bais rulers of Delhi will not be independent but will be here as feudatories of Gupta dynasty and later Harshavardhana Bais. After this the dynasty ended from Delhi, and later in the seventh century the Pandavvanshi Arjunayan Tanwar Kshatriyas (Anangpal I) established Delhi in place of the ancient Indraprastha.
In
fact, Baiswara was the Bais state. (History of Rajput branches by
Devi Singh Mandawa, page number 70, and Rajput genealogy page number
113,114 by Ishwar Singh Madhad)
Bais outside the coat - Shalivahan, the children of queens who have gone to their pihar are called Bais outside the coat.
Kath Bais - Shalivahan, the children of the queens who came to the palace later, are known as Kot Bais or Kath Bais.
Dodia Bais - State Haldore District Bijnor due to residing in Dodia Kheda.
Trilokchandi Bais - The descendants of Trilokchand have four sub-divisions of Rao, Raja, Naitham, Sainavasi.
Pratishthanpuri Bais - Due to residing in Pratishthanpur.
Chandosia — Thakur Udai Budhsinh settled in Chandor, Sultanpur, from Baiswade. His child is called Chandosia Bais.
Rawat - Fatehpur
Sultan in Fatehpur, Unnao - He was an expert in spear fighting. Suheldev Bais, who killed Masood Ghazi, probably belonged to this dynasty, meet in Rae Bareli, Lucknow, Unnao.
Current status of the Basavanshi Rajputs :
The Bais Rajput dynasty is also considered a very contiguous dynasty at present. The wealth and nobility of this dynasty have also been written in detail in the British Gazetteer. Many large zamindars were from the Bais dynasty in Baiswara in Awadh, eastern Uttar Pradesh. Bais Vanshi Rana Benimadhav Singh, Rambax Singh and other Bais zamindars fought fiercely against the British in Awadh region in 1857 AD. The largest number of rebel soldiers was from the Baiswad of Awadh. Despite the strong opposition of the British by the Bais Rajputs, the British did not have the courage to end their landlords. Bais Rajputs are considered to be the princes of their areas and they were distinguished by wearing the most expensive well-worn clothes. Their pucca tall houses used to make them different from the British era itself, the British have written about them that-
“The Bais Rajput became so rich at a time it is recorded that each Bais Rajput held Lakhs (Hundreds of thousands) of rupees a piece which could buy them nearly anything. To hold this amount of money you would have to have been extremely rich.
This
wealth caused the Bais Rajput to become the “best dressed
and housed people” in the areas they resided. This had an
influence on the areas of Baiswara and beyond as recorded the whole
area between Baiswara and Fyzabad was”.
In fact, the Suryavanshi Bais dynasty in which Shalivahan, Harshavardhana, Trilokchand, Suheldev, Abhaychand, Rana Benimadhavbakhsh Singh, Major Dhyanchand, etc. have become great personalities.These descendants of the same Bais Rajput dynasty settled in India, Pakistan, Pakistan occupied Kashmir, Canada, Europe. With full diligence, ability, their prosperity and dominance are maintained in the society and following the glorious tradition of their ancestors.
Now, we will give you some information about Bhadoria Rajput clan, Bhadoria Rajput is a branch of Chauhan Rajputs, their gotra is Vatsa and their four branches are Raut, Menu, Tasela, Kulhia, Athabhaiya.
Bhadoria is the name of Rajput clan. He got his name from the village Bhadavar in Gwalior. The Maharaja of this dynasty is addressed with the title of 'Mahendra' (lord of the earth). This title still remains in the name of the head of this family.
Manik Rai, the founder of this family, celebrates the Chauhans of Ajmer, his son Raja Chandrapal Dev (794-816) established the princely state of "Chandravar" (today's Firozabad) in 93 and built a fort there which is still there Located in Firozabad.
In 714, his son Raja Bhado Rao (816-842) founded a city called Bhadaura and extended the boundary of his kingdom to Bah in Agra.
Rajju Bhadauria always resisted Akbar, the Sharqi Sultan of Jaunpur, Husain Shah, was also defeted by the Bhadoria Rajputs. He also rebelled against the Sultan of Delhi, Alexander Lodi.
When the Mughal Empire was falling, Bhadoria was influential and omnipotent. After the death of Emperor Aurangzeb in 1707, King Kalyan Singh Bhadauria of Bhadavar captured Dholpur in a battle fought till 1761 and Dholpur remained part of the princely state of Bhadavar. In 1708, Bhadawar soldiers, umre-e-ujjam, Maharajadhiraj, Mr. Maharaja Mahendra Gopal Singh Bhadauria attacked Gondh, defeated Rana Bhim Singh Jat in battle and captured the fort of Gondha and annexed Gondha to Bhadavar until 1738. It was a part, previously they had four states, Chandwar, Bhadawar, Gondh, Dholpur, in which Gondh they had won from the Jat kings, now there is only one kingdom left, Bhadawar, which is their main throne. Hai, Raja Mahendra Aridaman Singh is the king of this princely state and a minister in the UP government. This princely state is located in Agra Chambal area, now Bhadoria Rajput resides in Agra, Etawah, Bhind, Gwalior.
Chandravanshi
Tanwar (Tomar) Rajput :
This dynasty was a very powerful dynasty in the North Central period and ruled over large parts of northwestern India. Dehli, whose ancient name was Dhillika, was the capital of this dynasty and the credit for its establishment goes to this dynasty.
Namkaran :
There are many beliefs about the naming of the Tanwar or Tomar dynasty, some scholars believe that the Tanwar dynasty was named after King Tungpal, but the most appropriate assumption seems to be. According to page number 228 of the Rajput genealogy of historian Ishwar Singh Madad, "Pandav Vanshi Arjun had made Nagvanshi Kshatriyas his enemy, Nagvanshi Kshatriyas had vowed to kill Pandavas, but they could not spoil Pandavas through Pandavas' royalty Dhanvantari! So they killed Dhanvantari. After Abhimanyu's son Parikshit was killed. Parikshit's son Janmejaya became the king. To avenge his father, Janmejaya killed 9 kul of Nagvansh. Seeing the end of the Nagvansh, his Guru Aastik, who was the son of Jataru, went to Janmejaya's court and suggested that no dynasty should be completely destroyed and suggested that you should do Yagya for this. The son of the priestly poet, Tur became the Adhyaksh of this yagna. In this yagya, Janamejaya's son, grandson Adi Dixit was born, because all of them were initiated by Tura, so this is why the Pandavas were Tura, Tonar or Then Tanwar Tanwar started to be called Tomar.
The description of Tanwar dynasty after Mahabharata period :
The description of the Pandava dynasty after the Mahabharata period first appears in the texts of 1000 BCE when the Hastinapur state was described as Yudhishthr dynasty, but since then there is no information about this dynasty from Buddhist period, Mauryan era to Gupta period. Samudragupta's inscription shows that he had subjugated the Yaudhayas and Arjunayan Kshatriyas of Central and Western India, the Yodhaya dynasty was considered to be the dynasty of Yudhishthir. And its descendants are still called Chandravanshi Johiya Rajputs who are now mostly Muslims, Arjunayan living around them can be considered as descendants of Arjun and they were found in the same areas where there are still Tanvarawati and Tanwarghar. That is, the Pandava dynasty was known as Arjunayan till that time and after some time the same dynasty was sacrificed in the yagna by their priest Rishi Tur, as Tuvar, Tanwar, Toor, or Became known Tomar name.
Establishment of Tanwar Dynasty and Delhi :
See the miracle of God that after thousands of years the Pandav dynasty got an opportunity to settle Indraprastha again, and Anangpal Tomar got this credit.
Apart from Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Western Uttar Pradesh was also under the Tomar rulers of Delhi, they are also mentioned in the records of their small states in Pihova, Surajkund, Hansi, Thaneshwar. This dynasty faced the Turks with great valor. And did not let them encroach on their territory for many centuries.
Tanwar
(Tomar) ruler of Delhi (736-1193 AD) :
After
leaving Delhi, Veer Singh Tanwar established his rule in Aisah Garhi
of Chambal Valley which was under his authority even before the
time of Arjunayan Tanwar dynasty, later this dynasty also ruled
Gwalior and established a large state in Central India.
Veer Singh was followed by Uttaran, Veeram, Ganapathi, Dungar Singh, Kirti Singh, Kalyanmal, and Raja Mansingh, Raja Mansingh Tomar was a great ruler, he constantly fought wars with the Sultans of Delhi, his nobles were Rajputs, but he was also married to a poor Gujjar caste girl, Mriganyani, whom the queens believed to be low caste. Due to this, Mansingh, despite being of small caste, built a Gujari Mahal in Gwalior separately for Mriganayani Gujari. So Raja Man Singh was so enamored that he even built a tunnel to go to the Gujari Mahal, which is still present but it has now been closed.
Mansingh was succeeded by Vikramaditya Raja, he sacrificed himself at the Battle of Panipat, he was succeeded by Ramshah Tomar, his kingdom was conquered by Akbar in 1567 AD, after which King Ramshah Tomar made no treaty with the Mughals and with his family Maharana Udai Singh came to Mewar, in the battle of Haldighati, King Ramshah Tomar, along with his son Shalivahana Tomar, displayed an extraordinary sense of valor with his family. Made great sacrifices, including s, their sacrifice is also remembered respectfully by Mewar royal family today.
In Malwa, there was also the rule of Tanwar Rajputs in Raisen, the ruler of this place, Silhadi alias Shiladitya Tanwar, was the son-in-law of Rana Sanga and fought Rana Sanga in the Battle of Khanwa, some historians also accuse him of cheating on Rana Sanga, But its evidence is not confirmed, Silhadi was attacked by Bahadur Shah of Gujarat in 1532 AD, in this attack, the wife of Silahdi Tanwar, who was the daughter of Rana Sanga, he killed 700 Jputanio and Johar with his two young children and Silhdi Tanwar received died with his brother, was given Purnml the Raisen later, a few years after the complaint of 1543 Mullao Raisen in AD Sher Shah Suri on the state Attacked and the queens of Puranmal committed jauhar and Puranmal was killed, thus the end of this state.
Tanvarawati and Tanwar location :
Tomar
Rajputs spread in different directions after the fall of Tomaro
in Dehli. A branch established its rule in Patan in northern Rajasthan,
which was a part of Jaipur state. It is now called 'Tanwarwati'
(Toravati) and there are towers. The main place is of Patan, there
is a Khetasar also, besides these, Pokhran also has the whereabouts
of Tanwar Rajputs, Baba Ramdev was from Tanwar dynasty who is considered
very big saint, even today he is worshiped as Pir.
Branches of Tanwar Dynasty :
The main branches of Tanwar Dynasty are Runecha, Guelera, Beruar, Bildariya, Khati, Indoria, Jatu, Janghara, Somwal, besides Pathania dynasty is also considered as Pandava dynasty, its famous state is Noorpur, in it Wazir Ram Singh Pathania has been a very famous warrior who chewed Nako gram to the British.
In these branches, Runecha meets in Rajasthan, in Guelera Chambal region, on Beruar UP Bihar border, near Bildaria Kanpur Unnao, Indoria Mathura, Bulandshahar, Agra, Somal dynasty of Meerut Muzaffarnagar is also considered as Pandava dynasty, Jatu of Tanwar Rajputs. Bhiwani was a princely state of 1440 villages in Haryana, Tanwar Rajputs of this branch meet in Haryana, Janghara Rajputs of Aligarh, Badaun, Bareilly, Shahjahanpur, etc. They are considered very brave warriors who meet in Lolo, they never let the Ruhele Pathans sit in peace, and drove away Ahiro and established their rule.
Janwar Rajput dynasty of eastern Uttar Pradesh is also considered a descendant of Pandavvanshi Janmejaya. Many large states of this dynasty, including Balrampur, are in eastern UP.
Apart from these, Muslim Janjua Rajputs in Pakistan are also called Pandava Vanshi. The Janjua dynasty was the royal dynasty in which Jaipal, Anandpal, who had brave heroes who fought Turk Mahmud Ghaznavi with great valor, Janjua Rajputs are very brave and in the army of Pakistan. They are recruited in large numbers. Apart from this, the Jarral clan there also considers themselves as Pandavanshi , Marathas also have a dynasty called Tanvarvanshi. Called Re or Tawde, Falakia, a commander of Mahadji Scindia, considered himself proudly a tanwar.
Present population of Tomar / Tanwar Rajputs :
The
Tomar Rajput dynasty and all its branches are found in large numbers
not only in India but also in Pakistan, there are 1400 villages
of Tomar Rajputs in the Chambal region itself, besides 84 villages
of Tomaro near Pilkhua in western Uttar Pradesh, 84 villages in
Bhiwani. Of which Bapoda is the chief, 12 villages on Garh Road
in Meerut, which have big villages like Sisoli and Badla, 12 villages
in Kurukshetra, 42 villages in Garhmukteshwar, of which Bhadsyana
And Bhaina is famous. There are 24 villages in Bulandshahr, 5 villages
near Khurja belong to Tomar Rajputs, Noah of Mewat in Haryana has
24 villages of which Bighwali is the chief.
Gotras descended from Tomar Rajputs in Jats, Gujars and Ahirs :
Berwal and Naru. These people did not use the surname Tomar or Tanwar earlier, but many of these gotras have started applying Tomar or Tanwar. The Salkhalen Jats of Barot region of Uttar Pradesh also call themselves descendants of some Salkhaleen whom they call Anungpal Tomar's prodigy and on this basis they start calling themselves Tomar. The remains of Tomar Rajputs are also found in Gunjaro. Khatana Gujar considers himself to be out of Tomar Rajputs. Tongar Gujar is found near Gwalior which is a descendant of Mungayani, the Gujari queen of Raja Man Singh Tomar of Gwalior, who was not accepted by the Rajputs due to the child of Gujari Maa. Tanwar Gujar villages are also found in South Delhi. When the Tomar Rajputs were expelled from Delhi and ruled to rule elsewhere, during Muslim rule, some of them accepted marriage under Gujjar and remained under Muslim rulers. Apart from this, Chhutkan Gurjars in Saharanpur also considered themselves descended from Tanwar dynasty.
Thus we see that the history of the Chandravanshi Pandava dynasty Tomar / Tanwar Rajputs has had a great history, even today Tomar Rajput continues to dominate the politics, army, administration, former Chief of Army Staff General VK Singh Bhiwani Tanwar Rajput of Haryana , And today he is also a minister in the central government, Narendra Singh Tomar of Madhya Pradesh is also a minister in the central government, famous athlete and later famous rebel Knowledge Singh are all aware of Tomar, freedom fighter Ram Prasad Bismil also Tomar Rajputs, besides hundreds of politicians, civil servants, social workers, military officials, players Tanwar Rajput descent has been said about Tomar Kshatriya Rajputs.
Sanger
Rajput Dynasty :
Gotra
- Gautam
Sanger origin of the Rajput clans (origin of sengar rajput) :
There are many theories about the origin of Kshatriya dynasty. According to page 168,169 of Rajput genealogy composed by Thakur Ishwar Singh Madad, "There is a description in the Brahma Puran about the origin of this dynasty. The second son of Chandravanshi king Mahamana Titsukshu established his kingdom in eastern India, his descendant majesty. Raja was sacrificed, he had 5 sons called Anga, Bang, Kalinga etc. who were called Baleya, Raja Anga settled Ang country in his name, his descendants Dadhivahana, Divirath, Dh Mrth, while Dasaratha (Lompad), aural diagonal etc. There were hundred sons of Vikarna who expanded their kingdom from the south of Ganga Yamuna to the Chambal river. After this country, the king of this dynasty.
Chedi Pradesh (Dahl Pradesh), Rhadh (Karna Suvarna), Andhra Pradesh (Andhra name Shatkarni The king established, the glorious king of this dynasty was Gautami son Shatakarni), established the states of Saurashtra, Malwa, etc.
1. Sengar Vanshi of Radh Pradesh (Vardaman) was the son of Raja Singh, Singh Bahu, his son Vijay conquered Lanka by sea route in 543 AD and established the Sinhala kingdom there in the name of his father. Singhal was later called Ceylon. . Due to the hundred sons of Vikarn, they were called Shatkarni, slowly from Shatkarni, they were called Sengri, Singer, Sanger. According to this opinion, Sanger Chandravanshi is a Kshatriya. This is a very strong argument for the origin of this dynasty, now let us look at the rest of the opinion.
2. According to another opinion, King Dasharath, father of Lord Shri Ram, married his daughter Shanta to the sringi sage, in ancient times with the Kshatriya king There used to be sage knowledgeable as well, Sengar dynasty came from the offspring of Shringi Rishi. According to this opinion, this sage is a dynasty.
3. According to another opinion, Shringi Rishi was married to the daughter of the Gaharwar king of Kannauj, had two sons, one laid the foundation of the Gautam dynasty of Argal and the other ran the Sengar dynasty from Padam, the inventor of this opinion wrote that 135 For generations, the Sanger dynasty first established Ceylon (Lanka) and then Malwa, in the eleventh century in Janaun to Canar. But this view is absolutely wrong, because first the Gautam dynasty of Argal is the descendant of Suryavanshi Kshatriya Gautam Buddh and secondly, the rule of the Gaharwar dynasty in Kannauj started after the tenth century, then 135 generations before that, the daughter of the Gaharwar king there. It is impossible to marry Shringi Rishi with.
4. According to one opinion, this dynasty is also called Shringar (Abhushan) of 36 kul singers or 36 clans of Kshatriyas, due to which the name of this dynasty got changed to Sanger.
5. After observing all the above opinions and after some independent studies, our own estimate No. 1, according to the opinion of this dynasty, the ancestors of this dynasty had established the states of Ang, Bang (Bengal), etc. in Eastern India. the branch of the Andhra established Andhra Shatkarni seed in Karnataka region, was like winning Shatkarni giggles son in the family, that their state borders to the north from the south, west future Based, three oceans of water is written about the East India Failaikuske that his horses drank, after Gautami Bengal victory son on her left some Vanshgn here, which Sen descent were called Kshatriya, Sen. descent Brhmkshtriy the Kshatriya (Hrisivansh ) Or Karnat Kshatriya (due to coming from South Andhra Karnataka). Gaur, a name of West Bengal.
The states of the Sangar Vanshi Kshatriyas (states established and judged by sengar rajputs) :
We have already said that the Sangar Kshatriyas have ruled Anga, Bang, Andhra, Rhad, Sinhala Deep, etc. in ancient times , now we see the Sanger Kshatriyas in the Middle Ages.
Information on the states :
1. Chedi or Dahl Pradesh :
The most enduring and great rule of the Sanger Kshatriyas has been over the Chedi region, where the Sanger Dynasty king Dahl Deva, who was a contemporary of Mahatma Buddh, is called Dahria or Dahlia which is a branch of the Sanger dynasty , Later the Chandel and Kalchuri dynasty took control over their territory.
2. Karnavati :
When the Sengar kingdom became very small, King Karnadev Sengar gave this kingdom to his son Vanamali Dev and established the Karnavati kingdom at the confluence of Yamuna and Charmanwati, nowadays this area comes under Rewa state.
3. Kanar State :
King Vissukha Dev established the kingdom of Kanar in Jalaun , he was married to Devkali, the daughter of the Gaharwar king of Kannauj, after whom he settled the city of Devakali, he renamed the river Basind after his dynasty. Sanger river keep Diajo still Mainpuri, Etawah, Kanpur district flowing be Hakbisuk offspring Jagmnshah by Dev was faced Babar, Knar the state destroyed in Jalaun the Jagmnshah on Mr. Jagmnpur state laid the foundation of today Rajput dynasty Jagmanpur resides in 57 villages around Kanar and is called Kanardhani, The states of the Sangar Vanshi Kshatriyas (states established and judged by sengar rajputs). We have already said that the Sangar Kshatriyas have ruled Ang, Bang, Andhra, Rhad, Sinhala Deep, etc. in ancient times , now we see the Sanger Kshatriyas in the Middle Ages.
Other kingdoms of Sengar Rajputs :
The Sengar dynasty has also ruled over the Siroj state of Malwa, Relichandradeva of the Sengar dynasty established the Bherah kingdom in Etawah, in the 13th century some of the Sengar Rajputs of Phaphund of this dynasty, Lakhensar of Ballia district In the 18th century, the Sengar Rajputs of Lakhnasar confronted the Bhumihar Raja Balwant Singh of Banaras and the British, the princely states and thikano of this dynasty. In Jagmanpur (Jalaun), Bhareh (Etawah), Ruru and Raja of Bhikhara, Rao of Nakauta and Rawat of Kursi are famous.
The
branches of Sengar dynasty and the current place of residence (branches
of sengar rajputs) Major branches of Rajputs Chutu, Kadamb, Barhi
Or (in Bihar, Bengal, Assam etc.), Dahlia, Dahariya etc. Sengar
Rajputs are found in large number in districts of Jalaun, Aligarh,
Fatehpur, Kanpur, Varanasi, Ballia, Etawah, Mainpuri, Chhapra, Purnia
of Bihar etc. They have a lot of dominance in their areas.
Maryada Purushottam Suryavansh, focuses on the majestic Pratihara dynasty, considered to be an exit from Lord Ram's brother Lakshman.
Although
there are many views on the origin of Pratiharo, but most of them
are nothing but cheeky fantasies. Pratihara means "gatekeeper"
in ancient literature. That is, this dynasty is called Pratihara
only due to the rule of the world crowning India or by the western
of India.
1. Somdev Suri has described the country of Gujjar in Yashstilak Champu in the year 959. He writes that not only Pratihara but also Chavda, Chalukya, etc. dynasty ruled Gurjar because of ruling this country.
2. Raja Shekhar has described Mahendra, son of Pratihara king Bhojadeva of Kannauj as Raghukul Tilak i.e. Suryavanshi Kshatriya in Vidha Shala Manjika, Canto 1, Verse 4.
3. Gurjar country is also described on page 111 of Kumarapal Management.
4. The Ghatyala inscription of Maharaja Kakkuda also proves it to be the lineage of Lakshman ie Raghuvanshi.
5. Even the Jodhpur article of Bauk Pratihar proves to be Raghuvanshi (9th century).
The reign of this dynasty came to light in Gujarat.
6. Chinese traveler Huent Tsang called Pilomolo, Bhinmal or Barmer, the capital of the Gujjar state.
7. Gwalior Commendation of Bhoj Pratihar -
Manu, Ishvaku, Kakkustha etc. were ruled in the Suryavansh, their dynasty was Ram who killed Ravan of Paulastya Vansh, whose Pratihara was his younger brother Soumitra (Sumitra Nandan Lakshman), his dynasty was reborn. In the seventh verse of this commendation, it is written for Vatsaraja that the Kshatriya Pungavas (scholars) forcefully advanced the Ishvaku clan by snatching the kingdom of Bhadikul.
8. Mahipaldev is also called Raghuvanshi in Balabharata.
9. The article of the Mahavira temple of Osia, which is of Vikram Samvat 1013 (AD 956) and in Sanskrit and Devanagari script, mentions that -
Laxman lovingly acted as his pratihari, the Pratihara dynasty originated from Shri Ram. Vatsaraj happened in that Pratihara dynasty.
10. The meaning of 'Gujreshwar' Aid in the said Tamrapatra is clear, 'King of Gurjar Desh (Gujarat)', which is totally inconsistent considering that the Gurjar caste or dynasty is the king. Many such examples are found in Sanskrit literature.
The meaning of these nouns in Gujreshwar, Gurjratra, Gujjur, and not as an indicator, but as a place indicator, rejecting the views of Bhagwan Lal Indraji, Devadatta Ramakrishna Bhandarkar, Jackson and all other scholars who refrain from using this word. Is considered a Gurjar.
11. The arrival of Gurjars in India during the time of Kushanvanshi King Kanishk is a valid thing, which has been accepted by Dr. Bhagwan Lal Indraji, and in the time of Gupta dynasty, Gujaro did not give any proof about the founding of Jagir in Rajputana, Gujarat and Malve. is. Neither is it mentioned in the articles of Gupta kings nor in donations received from Bhaduch.
12. "Gurjar" Aid has not been used with this dynasty in any list of 37 dynasties. This fact also does not show any special significance of the related Aid by proving Gurjar Aid to be relocatable.
13. With regard to the origins of Brahmin origins, two nouns have been used with this dynasty, Vipra, so the meaning of Dwij is not the Brahmin but the Dwijatiya (Janeu) rite and not the Brahmin. Similarly, the meaning of Vipra is also scholarly pandit i.e. "one who has achieved erudition in scholarship".
14. The arrival of Gurjars in India during the time of Kushanvanshi King Kanishka is a valid thing, which has been accepted by Dr. Bhagwan Lal Indraji, and in the time of Gupta dynasties, Gujaro did not give any proof about the founding of Jagir in Rajputana, Gujarat and Malve. is. Neither is it mentioned in the articles of Gupta kings nor in donations received from Bhaduch.
Based on all the above evidences, we conclude that the Pratihara dynasty is undoubtedly of Indian origin and is a pure Kshatriya Rajput dynasty.
Pratihar Dynasty :
Founder-
Harishchandra Asli
Pratihara
Vansh was established in the Gurjaratra region in the southwest
of Rajasthan. They believe in their origin from Laxman. Lakshman
was the Pratihara (gatekeeper) of Ram. Therefore, this year is called
Pratihar year.
Tripartite Conflict :
Between the 8th and 10th centuries, the Pala of the Pratihara East of the West and the Rashtrakut dynasty of Southern India fought for the attainment of Kannauj is called the Trilateral conflict.
Nagbhatt II :
After Vatsaraj was a powerful ruler, he also defeated the Arabs, but later he committed suicide by drowning in the Ganges.
Mihir Bhoj I - The most powerful ruler of this year, he took control of Kannauj by taking part in the tripartite struggle and made the capital of Pratihara. Information about the achievements of Mihir Bhoj is obtained from his Gwalior article.
Mahendrapal
became a ruler after the mihir banquet. The last reign of this
year, the following states emerged from the fall of Gurjara Pratihara
year.
The famous Rajput dynasty in North India was Gurjar Pratihara in the 8th to 10th centuries. Marwar was the main center of Pratiharas in Rajasthan. According to Prithviraj Rasou, Pratihar's originated from Agnikund.
Pratihar means the gatekeeper Pratihar considers himself to be a Lakshman annihil, a sun annular or a radhukul annular. The temple and architecture building style of Pratihar's is called Gurjar Pratihar Shaili or Mahamaru Shaili. The Pratiharas defended India from the Arab invasion personnel, hence they are also called "gatekeepers". Pratiharas lived near Gurjaratra Pradesh (Gujarat). Hence these are called Gurjara-Pratihar. The capital of Gurjaratra Pradesh also according to Muhanaut Nainasi (Abul-Fazl of Rajputana), Gurjar Pratiharas had a total of 26 branches. The Mandor and Bhinmal branches were the oldest. The
founder of the Mandore branch was Harichandra.
Bhinmal Branch :
1. Nagbhatt I : Nagbhatt I established the Pratihar dynasty at Bhinmal in 730 AD and made Bhinmal the capital of the Pratiharas.
2. Vatsraj II : Vatsraj Bhinmal was the actual founder of Pratihar dynasty. Vatsraj had the title of Ranhastin. Vatsraj built the temples of Ausiyaan. Ausiyaan is famous for Surya and Jain temples. At this time Udyotan Suri composed "Kuvalayamala" in 778 at Jalore. The temples of Ausian are built in Mahamaru Shaili. But the Harihar temple of Ausian is built in Panchayat Shaili. Asia was the main center of Pratiharas in Rajasthan.
Vatsaraja started the tripartite struggle and Vatsaraja was defeated by Rashtrakuta king Dhruv.
Trilateral / Triangular Conflict :
The Kannauj-North Gurjar Pratihar of North India, a 100-year-long conflict between the Palas of Bengal and the nationality of southern India, is called a tripartite struggle.
3. Nagbhatt II : Son of Vatsaraja and Sundar Devi. Nagabhatta II completely halted the Arab invaders. Nagabhatta II took Ganga Samadhi. Nagabhatta II first conquered Kannauj in the tripartite struggle and made it the capital of Pratiharas.
4. Mihir Bhoja (835-885 AD) : Mihir Bhoja had the title of Adivarah and Prabhas. Mihir Bhoj was a follower of Veshnav religion. Mihirbhoja was the most powerful king of the Pratiharas. This period was the period of Charmaatkarsh. Mihir Bhoj introduced silver coin coins. Mihir Bhoj is also called Bhoj I. Gwalior Tranquility was written during the Mihir Bhoj.
In 851 AD, Arab traveler Suleman traveled to India at the time of Mihir Bhoja. Arabic travelers Suleman and Kalvan in their Rajatarangini (History of Kashmir) administered the administration of Mihir Bhoj. Suleman called Bhoj an enemy of Islam.
5. Mahindrapal I : Its guru and dependent poet was Rajsekhar. Rajsekhar composed Karpur Manjari, Kavya Mimamsa, Prabandhan Kosh Harvilas and Bal Ramayana. Rajasekhar has called Mahendrapal I as the fearless king.
6. Mahipal I : Rajsekhar was also in the court of Mahipal I. In 915 AD, Arab traveler Ali Masudi called Gurjara and Raja as Bora.
7. Governor : In 1018 AD, Muhammad Ghaznavi attacked the Pratihara king governor.
8. Yashpal : In 1036 AD, the last king of Pratiharas was Yashpal.
Bhinmal : Hensang / Yuvachang visited Bhinmal and Bairath in Rajasthan and in his book Siyu, Bhinmal is called Ponomol. The famous mathematician and astronomer of the Gupta period was a resident of Brahmagupta Bhinmal, which gave the theory of the origin of the universe, "Brahmasfoot theory" (Big Bang Theory).
Current status of Pratihara Rajputs :
Even though this huge Pratihara Rajput Empire was later fragmented, but the descendants of this dynasty, Rajputs, still meet within the periphery of this empire.
Near Bhinmal in northern Gujarat and southern Rajasthan, where the Pratihara dynasty started, even today, Pratihar Rajputs are found in good numbers.
The second capital of the Pratihar's was Mandor in Marwar. Where even today the Inda branch of Pratihara Rajputs is found in large numbers. Prior to Rathod's arrival in Marwar, the region was ruled by this branch of Pratiharas from whom Rathodas conquered and made Jodhpur their capital. Even in the 17th century, when Rathod's had to leave Jodhpur while fighting the Mughals for some time, the local Inda Pratihara Rajputs captured their ancient capital Mandor.
Apart from this, a large number of Pratihar's are found in the name of Pratihara Rajput Parihar between Gwalior and Kannauj.
Bundel section also has a good number of Pariharas. There is also a state of Parihars Nagaud who is the direct descendants of Mihirbhoj.
Raghavo, a branch of the Pratihar's, was presently in Alwar, Sikar, Dausa in north Rajasthan, defeated by the Kachawahs. Even today, there are a good number of Rajputs of the Khadad branch of Raghavo in this area. One branch of these is in majority in Bulandshahr, Aligarh, Rohilkhand in western Uttar Pradesh and Gurgaon etc. in southern Haryana. Another branch is known as Madhah in North Haryana.
A large geese branch of Pratihar Rajputs is also found in the Saryuparin region in Uttar Pradesh. Apart from these, a good number of Pratihara / Parihar Rajputs are found all over Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Northern Maharashtra etc. (where the Pratihara empire was spread).
Sikarwar
Rajput Dynasty :
The word 'Sikarwar' is derived from the 'Sikar' (Sikar) district of Rajasthan.
After this, he founded "Vijaypur Sikri" in 823.
The city was built during the reign of Maharana Rana Bhatrapati of Chitton by 'Khivathi Sikarwar'.
History :
In 1524 AD, Rao Dham Dev Singh Sikarwar helped Rana Sanga (Sangram Singh) against {{Babur |}} in the "War of Khanhua".
Later, he left Sikri to save his dynasty from Babur.
1.
Kam Dev Singh Sikarwar (Dalapati)
• Kam Dev Singh Sikarwar, popularly known as Dalkhoo Baba, went on to descend into the district {{Morena |}} of {{Madhya Pradesh |}}.
• Kamdev Sikarwar (Dalku) Genealogy of Sikarwar :
Sikarwar Rao of Chambal Valley is called the descendant of Dalpat Singh i.e. Dalkhoo Baba.
The villages of Dalkhu Baba are as follows :
Sirsaini
- Establishment Vikram Samvat 1404
11 Villages are Habnt Rupasen of Tor, Tilavli, Pancmpura Bagchini, Deogarh etc. 22 villages are Dlku Baba's second wife's children - white, Bagchand, Kotdha descendants cloud, Pohpchand Khanchand and Milua Parganas They underlie all Parganas villages Jaura, Gaure and Badal are famous fighters Jagiren descendants of Rao Dalpat Singh (Dlku Baba) - 1. Kolhera 2. Balhera 3. Husanpur 4. Cinnauni (Ciluni) 5. panihari 6. Sikaruda were more
Second episode :
In the year 1527, the Rajputs lost in the Khanwa war between Rajput and Babur. King Dham Dev of Fatehpur-Sikri lost everything in the war. He could not see any way. He started remembering his Kuldevi mother Kamankhya Devi. Mother Kamakhya ordered him to dream that you should go towards Kashi and stay at Tapobhoomi at Vishwamitra and Jamdgini. On his order, King Dham Dev departed towards Kashi. With him his family members, Priestly servants etc. were with him. He went ahead with everyone and at that time there was the suzerainty of the Chero-king Shashank. He was quite cruel. King Dham Dev fought with them and defeated them and established the suzerainty at this place. On the sacred banks of the Ganges near Sakradih, they started living by establishing the Mother Kamakhya Temple. At that time, the flow of Ganga was near the Dham of Maa. Now the stream of Ganga is now away from the temple. After conquering Sankaragarh, Raja Gham Dev made it his residence, the priests and scholars named this place on the Shadibak meaning of the name of King Gham Dev. Thus Gahmar was established. But due to language disorder, Grihamar's name became Gahmar.
In ancient times, the name of Gahmar is also mentioned as Grihamar and Gahvan. The Ghazipur Gazetteer also mentions Grihamar. Some people believe that after the British came to India, under the language disorder, the name of Ghamar became Gahmar. Regarding the establishment of Gahmar, some people believe that "King Gham Dev was going on fire with his companions. But there was a very rich forest at this place. When Gham Dev reached here, he saw that the cat was shooed here So he felt that there is some miracle of divine power at this place. This is what they put up their camp and thus the establishment of Gahmar ”. This fact is not proved by history, it is said that before 1530 this area had developed enough, which was the kingdom of King and Cheru. Therefore, there is no question of being a forest.
Sirwar Rajput and Charasi :
Raja
Dham Dev was the king of Sikri and from there he established Grihamar
or Gahmar. That is why the people of Kshatriya dynasty living here
started being called Sikarwar Rajputs. Sakradih - At present, there
is a forest department near Maa Kamakhya Temple. The same place
is known as Sakradih. There was a flow of Ganga near this place.
During the flood, water used to come all around. Only this small
mound remained safe. A very narrow place was for the people to be
safe. Therefore, this place was named Sakradih. Rajputs here may
be called Sikarwar by the name of this mound. The people of Sikarwar
dynasty are Ahinaura, Hammari, Deval, Durwan, Mahuari, Vishrampur,
Bhanwatpura, Bagadhi, Musia, Purbotimaparu, Taraitha, Suryapura,
Jujharpur, Karmachta, Kanhua, Bada Sijua, Chhota Sijua, Chapragarh,
Nayakot, Old Kot, Godsari, Godari , Sagarpar, Turkvalia, Purani,
Simwar, Bhairava, Sevrai, Amaura, Padhiari, Lahna, Khudura, Samhuta,
Kharhana, Bakinia, Spread over 36 villages including Karahiya. Which
are known as Charasi.
The one who is the leading hero of the preaching of Dhola Maru prevalent in Rajasthan was married to Pungal, Princess Marvani, Dhola's son Lakshmana Huva, Laxman's son Bhanu and Bhanu's supreme Maharajadhiraj Bajradama, who redeemed the lost tortoise Rajyalakshmi Gwalior fort Mangal Raj Huva, son of Bajradama, who won again from Pratiharas, Mahmu in the Punjab Mangal Raj had two sons, Kirtiraj and Sumitra, who fought with the union of the kings of northern India against Gajnavi, Kirtiraj got the kingdom of Gwalior and Sumitra the kingdom of Narwar, after a few generations from Sumitra, the son of Sodhadeva was Dulherai, who was married to dhundhad. Was married to the daughter of the Chauhan king of Mauran.
After conquering Dausa, Dulherai conquered Manchi, bhandarej Khoh and Jhotwada, first of all, he built his Kuldevi Jamwai Mata temple in Dani Manchi, the new state of Kachhwaha in this state. In 1093, Dulherai died, the son of Dulherai was succeeded by Kakiladeva's father, who conquered Amer by defeating the Means of the Suswat caste of Amber and brought his capital from Manchi to Amer.
After Kakiladev, Hanudev and Janhaddev became the king of Amer, Janhaddev's son was Pajavanrai, who was a relative and commander of Maha Yodha and Emperor Prathviraj, during the coincidence haran, Pajavan Rai ji gained heroic momentum while stopping the huge army of Kannoz chasing Prathviraj. Nearly two years after Amer Naresh Pajvan Rai ji, his descendants included V.S. In 1423, King Udayakaran became the king of Amer, Shekhawat of the turtles from the sons of King Udayakaran, Naruka and Rajawat got out the branches named Udayakaran ji's third son Balaji who got the jagir of 12 villages of Barwada, the original men of Shekhawat were Mokalji's son. And the birth of great Yodha Shekhawati, son of Mokalji and Maharao Shekhaji, the promoter of the Shekhawat dynasty.
In 1490, Viskram Samvat in which many heroes like Yodha, art lover and freedom fighter, Shekhawat dynasty, where Raja Raisal ji, Rao Shiv Singh ji, Shardul Singh ji, Bhojraj ji, Sujan Singh, etc. Veer established independent Shekhawat kingdoms whereas Thakur Dungar Singh of Bathoth, Patoda, Jawahar Singh Shekhawat started an armed struggle against the British for Indian independence and played the trumpet of freedom fight in Shekhawati. Shri Bhairon Singh became the Vice President of India.
Branches of Shekhawat dynasty :
• Taknat Shakhawat :
Descendants of Durga ji, the eldest son of Shekha ji, were called Taknat Shakhawat! Khoh, Piprali, Gungara, etc. were their hideouts for whom this is the Doha training
Taknat resides in villages in Shekhawati, Shekhawati, in the districts of Jasrasar, Poti, Indrapura, Kharia, Badwasi, Bipar, in Tiyavali, Tihaya, Thedi, Makravasi, Barwa, Khandelsar, Bajor and Churu districts.
• Ratnavat Shekhawat :
The son of Ratna ji, the second son of Maharao Shekhaji, called Ratnavat Shekhawat, was owned by Pragpur and Pavatha near Bairath! The area near Satnali in Haryana is called Chalisa of Ratnawat Puranji, because of Achalji's descendants living in village Milakpur, called Milakpuriya Shekhawat, his village Badha's Dhani, Palathana, Sishyan, Dev Village, Doradas, Koli Security is Megsr to female, and Sri Ganganagar.
• Khejdolia Shekhawat :
The son of Shekha ji, Rimdal ji descended from Khejdoli village to be called Khejdolia Shekhawat! Alsar, Bhojasar Chhota, Bhuma Chhota, Beri, Pabana, Kirdoli, Birmi, Rollsahbsar, Govindpura, Rooru Badi, Jokh, Dhod, Roel etc. They have villages.
• Baghavat Shekhawat :
The eldest son of Bhamal Ji, son of Shekhaji, Bagha ji descendant is called Baghavat Shekhawat! Their villages are Jey Pahadi, Dhakas, Senasar, Garadwa, Bijoli, Rajpar, Prithisar, Khandwa, Roll etc.
Satalpota Shekhawat :
A descendant of Kumbhaji, the son of Shekhaji, is called Satalpota Shekhawat.
• Rayamalot Shekhawat :
A descendant of Rayamalji, the youngest son of Shekhaji, is called Rayamalot Shekhawat, he also has many branches and branches which are as follows -
Shekhawat of Tejasi - The descendants of Raimal Ji's son Tej Singh are called Shekhawat of Tejasi. They are located in Narayanpur, Gaur Mamur and Bansur Parganas in Alwar district and are inhabited in villages!
Shekhawat of Sahasmalji - The descendants of Sahasmalal Ji's son Sahasamal Ji are called Shekhawat of Sahasmal! They had Saiwad in their jagir.
Jagmal ji's Shekhawat - Jagmal ji is called Shekhawat of Jagmalji, a descendant of Rayamalot ! His jagir of 12 villages was Hamirpur where it is located.
Sujawat Shekhawat - Sujaavat Shekhawat, son of Suja Rayamalot! Sujaji was the eldest son of Rayamal who became the king of Amarsar.
Lunavat Shekhawat - Lunkaran Ji is called Shekhawat of Lunkaran, a descendant of Sujawat, he is also called Lunavat Shekhawat, he also has many branches.
Shekhawat of Ugrasen, Shekhawat of Achaldas, Shekhawat of Savaldas, Manohar Dasot Shekhawat etc.
Lunavat Shekhawat - Lunkaran Ji is called Shekhawat of Lunkaran, a descendant of Sujawat, he is also called Lunavat Shekhawat, he also has many branches.
Shekhawat of Ugrasen, Shekhawat of Achaldas, Shekhawat of Savaldas, Manohar Dasot Shekhawat etc.
Raisalot Shekhawat - Raisalot Shekhawat, a descendant of King Raisal Darbari, who established an independent kingdom of Khandela and Rewasa from the small Jagir Jagir of Lamyaan, is called the seven branches of the 12 sons of King Raisal, which is developed in this way.
Ladkhani - The descendants of Lal Singh ji, the first son of Raja Raisal ji are called Ladkhani, they are inhabited in many villages near Dantaramgarh. This area is also known as Madho Mandal.
Former Vice President Shri Bhairon Singh ji belongs to this dynasty.
Shekhawat of Raoji - The descendants of Tirmal ji, son of Raja Raisal ji are called Shekhawat of Raoji.
Their kingdom was on Sikar, Fatehpur, Lachhmangarh etc.
Tajkhani Shekhawat - The descendants of Tej Singh, son of King Raisal Ji are called, their villages are Chavandiya, Bhodesar, Chhajusar etc.
Shekhawat of Parasramji - The descendants of Parasramji, son of King Raisal Ji are called Shekhawat of Parasramji!
Hariramji's Shekhawat - Hariramji is called Shekhawat of Hariramji, a descendant of Raisalot.
Shekhawat of Girdhar Ji - His descendants became King of Khandela after King Girdhar Das Raja Raisalji, his descendants were called Shekhawat of Girdhar ji, before the end of Jagir, the whereabouts of Khandela, Ranoli, Khud, Danta etc. were subject to them.
Shekhawat of Bhojraj - The descendants of Bhojraj, son of King Raisal and lord of Udaipurwati, are called Shekhawat of Bhojraj ji. These are also known as two sub -divisions , 1-Shardul Singh's Shekhawat, 2-Saladi Singh's Shekhawat.
* Mr. Gopal Shekhawat - Gopalji is called Shekhawat Gopalji descended Sujawat
* bheru G Shekhawat - bheru living descendants Sujawat bheru G is called Shekhawat
*
Chandapota Shekhawat - duality of Chandaji Sujawat H descendants
Chandapota Shekhawat called
About Vansh :
Chandravanshi : The first to be considered at this point need arises how are Batiyon originated? and by looking at the ancient sources, it is known that Bhati is Chandravanshi. This fact is also confirmed by the evidence, there is no dispute in it and no imagination has been resorted to. This is to say that assuming the origin of some other dynasties with fire, they have accepted them to be Agnivanshi. For Suryavanshi rathodas, it is written that because of tearing the rath and removing the child from Rath, it is called Rathod. The Bhati dynasty is far away from such legends (kavadanti's).
In the Srimad Bhagavat Puran it is written that Moon was born due to the influence of Atri Rishi's vision. Brahmaji made him the ruler of medicines and constellations. The majestic moon performed the Rajasuya Yajna and won the trilok (3 worlds). He forcefully kidnapped Tara, wife of Brahaspati, from whose womb the intelligent 'Buddh (planet mercury)' was born. Yudu took place in his dynasty whose descendants were called Yadavas. Later, in this dynasty, King Bhati was born. In this way, Bhati is called Chandravanshi due to the descent of Chadrama.
Total tradition :
• Yadu :
Bhati is Yaduvanshi. According to the Puran's, the dynasty of Yadu is the ultimate holy and destroyer of all sins of humans. Therefore, Lord Sri Krishna was born in this dynasty and many more famous nrips took place in this dynasty.
• Kuldevta :
Lakshminathji : There are different patriarchs of Rajputs. Bhatis have considered Lakshminath as their kuldevta.
• Kuldevi :
Swangianji : Kuldevi of Bhatis is Swangyanji (Awadji). With his blessings and krupa, the Bhatis got constant success and despite the great struggles and calamities, they never lost courage. Devi-Shakti helped to maintain his confidence.
• Ishtdev :
Sri Krishna : Lord Shri Krishna is the presiding deity of Bhatis. They have been worshiping and worshiping them. Sri Krishna did the welfare of the public by teaching through the Gita. In the battle of Mahabharat, he defeated the Koravas by taking the side of the Pandavas. Not only this, he showed his leela and power by defeating Banasur's devotee Shivji. It is believed that Bhatti, who favored Shri Krishna, always gets success and his confidence never breaks.
• Ved :
Yajurved : Vedas are four in number - Rigved, Yajurved, Samaved, and Atharvved. Each of them has four parts - Samhita, Brahman, Aranyaka and Upanishads. In the Samhita, mantras are given to praise the deities and in the Brahman, the mantras are explained in the texts and philosophical principles are found in the Upanishads. His authors were Grutsamad, Vishwamitra, Atri and Vamdev Rishi. For thousands of years, this entire literature was received verbally from one generation to another by Guru-Shishyaparampara. There are signs of its writing in the Buddh period, but we do not get complete information about history from the Vedas. The Puranas written after this give us a sense of ancient history. The Bhatis have recognized the Yajurved. Swami Dayanand Saraswati while commenting on the Yajurved writes, "Man, the originator of all worlds, God is the one who gives all the pleasures of happiness and makes all knowledge famous. People should protect the subjects from good deeds and always keep the education of daughter-in-law with the best qualities, so that the people and daughter-in-law can get all the happiness due to the prevalence of disease, destruction and thieves. This best work is the mine of all happiness. God commands that all men should leave their wicked nature and preach religion and religion and separate the ones from the practices of lawlessness and iniquity. Thus Yajurveda is a storehouse of knowledge. Its forty chapters contain 1975 mantras.
• Gotra :
Atri : Some people make the mistake of accepting the meaning of gotra with the original man (mul purush). In fact, gotra does not refer to the original man but to the Brahmin who used to study Vedadi scriptures. A Brahmin who praises fire at the time of auspicious work such as marriage, havan, etc, so he lives in the havan. I descended from the hymns of Ved who praised you. For Yaduvanshis Atri sage composed the Vedas. Therefore, his gotra was called "Atri".
• Chatra :
Meghadamber - Shri Krishna was married to Rukmani, daughter of King Bhishmak of Kunanpur. When Shri Krishna went to Kunanpur, he stayed at the house of Kritkatha due to not being entertained. At that time Indra sent Lavajama. All the kings except Jarasandh paid obeisance. Srikrishan returned all the items of Lavajama but kept the Meghadambar umbrella. Shri Krishna said that Yaduvanshi will remain king as long as Meghadamber remains. Now this Meghadamber Chatra is increasing the beauty of the royal family of Jaisalmer.
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Dhwaj :
• Dhol :
Bhanwar - Mahadevji first created 14 Maheshwar Sutras by playing the dhol 14 times during the dance. The drum has been worshiped considering the use of all musical instruments. Even during the Mahabharat, dhol has special significance. Dhol is used to collect warriors during war time and it is also played on other occasions like marriage and marriage. Bhatis named their drum as Bhanwar.
• Nakkara :
Agnajot (Agjit) - Nakkara or Nagara (Nagada) is a similar form of drum. During the war, the drum could not be placed on a horse, so it was divided into two parts and given the form of Nagare. The war was started by playing Nagara. Nagara, dhol, sword and horse were accustomed to the location from the state. Such hideouts were called 'nagarband' location. The horse-drawn Nagari is called 'Aspi', the camel-placed Nagari is called 'Sutari' and the elephant-mounted Nagare is called 'Ranjit'.
The Bhatis have named their Nagare Agnjot. That is, a miraculous carpenter whose fire ignites. Where fire spreads more energy and energy, the same fire also destroys other enemies. Its name is found in the books of some Ravo, "Agjit", which means conqueror of sins, Nagar.
• Guru :
The sutra of the Nath sect is associated with the Bhati Rajvansh Dynasty. The blessings of Aik and Nath Yogis led to the welfare of the Bhatis, and the development of the Nath sect received a special emphasis on getting the backing of another Bhati dynasty. In the middle of the 9th century, Yogi Ratananath had blessed Devaraj Bhati, the ruler of Derawar, that the Bhati rulers would remain an everlasting kingdom in this region. The story about it is prevalent that Ratannath kept a miraculous resuscitation with the helpers. Devaraj Bhati, Jamai of Varhaiyyas, captured that flask and built a stronghold with its miracle. When Ratanath came to know about this, he went to Devraj and inquired about that flask. Then Devraj told the whole thing. On this Ratannath was very happy and said, "To wear our name and coin on your head." Your strength will increase both and your descendants will have an everlasting kingdom here. You are on the throne. The Bhati rulers have since assumed the title of Rawal and obeyed his rules, considering Ratanath as their Guru.
• Purohit :
Pushkarana Brahman : The priests of Bhatis are considered Pushpkarana Brahman. This Brahmin behind Pushkar is called Pushparanka. His majorities have been in Jodhpur and Bikaner. He has been instrumental in getting religious rituals performed.
• Polpat :
Ratanu Charan - Bhati Vijayaraja Chundala when Varahis were killed by him, his prohit Luna managed to save the life of his Kanwar Devraj. He stopped at his village near Pokaran with Kunwar. The Varahis chased him and threatened him. When he inquired about the child, Luna said that he is my son. But the Varahis did not trust him. Then Luna made his son Ratanu sit with him and feeded him. This saved the life of Devraj, but the Brahmins castrated Ratanu. At this he was forced to go to Sorath. When Devaraj succeeded in accepting his kingdom, he discovered Ratanu and called and honored him from Sorath and made his posture. In Ratanu credit, there have been many famous bars like Dungarsi, Ratanu, Gokal Ratanu etc.
• River :
Yamuna - Lord Krishna's capital Yamuna stayed on the banks of the river, due to which Bhati considers Yamuna sacred.
• Tree :
Peepal and Kadamb: - Lord Sri Krishna has counted Peepal among the best trees in the sermon of Gita. They are progressive and developmental like the peepal tree. As far as Kadamba is concerned, its source was in the thick shadow of the Kadamb trees on the banks of river Yamuna, the sports place of Lord Krishna. Apart from this, this tree is always full, so the Bhatis have adopted it. It is written in Vrhatsamhita that sleeping on a wooden bed of Kadamb is auspicious. According to Charaka Samhita, its flower is toxic and enhances phlegm and vata. In fact, Kadamb has played as much importance in spiritual and cultural uplift. No other tree is as important in the entire flora (vanaspati jagat).
• Rag :
Mand - The area of Jaisalmer is also known as Mand Pradesh. Songs are sung with special raga in this region which is also called Mand -rag. This sweet melody has a different identity in itself. Mumal, Ratanarana, Birayio, Kuranja etc. There is a long-standing tradition of singing the songs in the melody.
• Mala :
Vaijayanti : When Lord Sri Krishna appeared to Muchukand (son of Ikshvakuvashi Maharaja Mandhat who was sleeping in the cave), at that time he was wearing a silk pitambar and Vyjayanti garland was hanging till his knees. Bhatis adopted a garland of the same name. This garland is considered a symbol of victory.
• Utar bhad kivad bhati :
All the dynasties made their unique identity by performing remarkable work and according to that they got Virud. In other words we can say that '; The word "Virud" gives an idea of his noise-story and character qualities. Dholi and Rao bard when present in bases, while they shouted the genealogy of the ancestors of the family they hear Virud Bation had successfully combat Ahtyioan who invaded India from the down direction, so they took sheep door Bhatti That is to say, the protector of northern India. This Virud, embellished with national sentiments and gems, is inscribed on the state emblem of Jaisalmer.
• Greetings :
Jayshree Krishna : While meeting each other, Bhati says "Jai Shree Krishna". While writing the letter, Jai Shri Krishna is known.
21. Rajchinh :
Rajchinha has historical significance. Historical events are connected behind the marking of each sign. The kingdom of Jaisalmer depicts a shield attacking the turret of a fort and a spear curled in the naked arm of a warrior. King Jarasandh of Magadh had a miraculous spear at the time of Shri Krishna. The Yadavas have considered the symbol of Goddess Swangiyaji to break the pride of Jarasandh. The two deer of the shield are shown, which are the vehicles of the moon. Below is the "Chatrala Yadavpati" and the utterance Kivad Bhati.
Jaisalmer - During the royal coronation of the Naresh, donated chatra to Charans, hence they are called "Chatrala Yadav". In this way, these sources of state emblem have been representative of Bhatis pride and their beliefs.
Bhattik Samvat :
Bhattik Samvat is the glory of Bhati dynasty, the symbol of his long-term domination and talent. By the way, the history of the dynasties like Chauhan, Pratihar, Panwar, Gehlot, Rathod and Kachhwah have also been glorious, but none of them operated in their own name. Running their Samvat separately for the census by the Bhati dynasty is a sign of their splendor. This unique identity of his past has been engraved in inscriptions for years.
The original men of the Bhatis were Bhati. Focusing on this point, Ojha and Dasaratha Sharma have estimated the accustomed scholars to have started the Bhattik Samvat by Raja Bhati in Vikram Samvat 680-81. But the Bhatik Samvat is not mentioned in the inscription which came to light from Bhati to before 1075 AD. If Raja Bhati had been the originator of this era, then the subsequent kings would have mentioned it in inscriptions.
On the basis of the inscriptions discovered, it is also revealed that Bhattik Samvat as well as Vikram Samvat use started happening from 1418. In later edicts, mention of V.Samvat 1418 as well as Bhattik Samvat is found elsewhere, the last mention in the inscriptions received so far is V.Samvat. 1756 (Bhattik Samvat 1078) is in the inscription of Amarsagar. It seems that the later rulers started the Bhattik Samvat in the name of Bhati, the original male king of the Bhatis. According to the census, the time of Raja Bhati was fixed in V. Samvat 680 and from that time onwards it is considered as the beginning of Bhattik Samvat 1 and to prove its antiquity, Bhattik Samvat was mentioned in the inscriptions by Kunwar Mangalrao and Dusaj and later rulers. Later And to show the difference between the Bhattik Samvat, both the Samvatas were used in inscriptions.
Anthony has visited various areas and discovered inscriptions dating back to the Bhattik era. According to him, till now, 231 inscriptions have been found in the Bhattik Samvat, in which 173 inscriptions have found enough information about the day of the week, date, constellation, yoga etc. Sun signs can be clearly seen in the inscriptions of Bhattik Samvat 740 and 899. This fact has also been revealed that the new year starts from Margashirsha Sudi 1 and after Amavasya.
The maximum usage of the Bhattik Samvat occurred during 502–600 i.e. 1112–1224 AD, which has 103 inscriptions whereas only 12 inscriptions have been received between 1224–1352. No inscription is found between 1222 to 1250 AD and 1334 to 1352. Where the happiness of the importance of teh weekdays is happy, in the inscriptions of 1112-1222, the frequency of Sunday is very high, but after that there is more use of Thursday and Monday. Tuesday and Saturday usage is low.
The Rao dynasty of Bhatio is Velio, Soram Ghat, Atreus gotra, Mardhani Sakha, Samaveda, Guru Prohit, Magnyar Daga, Ratnu Charan three Parvar, Arneo, Apabno, Agotaro, Mathura region, Dwarka clan area, Kadam tree, Bherava Dhol, Ganadi Gunesh, Saffron mark Shri Krishna, Chhatra Meghadambar, Guru Durvasa Ratananath, Virup Utra Bhad Kivad, Chhatrala Yadav, Salutation Jai Shri Krishna, Vrat Ekadashi.
The rule of Bhati ruler 5000 till date , there is no systematic history of any dynasty written in the dynasties of India. Yaduvansh Bhati is the only dynasty that has been ruling the land of India continuously for 5000 years. In such a long time, their capitals and times were like this.
Kashi
900 years
In the history of 5000 years, 49 wars have been described in order to protect the land of India, fought against the enemies. In which 10 wars took place on Ghazni in this history from Adinarayan to the present Maharawal Brijraj Singh.
208 generations are described. There was a war between the Emperor Alexander of Greece and the Maharawal Shalivahana of Jaisalmer 167, in which the Maharawal emerged victorious. Three branches of Bhatner, one branch in which 350 Kshatriyans have added Rohdi, two and a half units of Jaisalmer, thus eleven and a half branches were made by Yaduvanshi Bhatios, 11 names of 36 dynasties in the history presented by Yaduvanshi 150 accounts of Bhatio and his Establishment of Art Literature Music Painting Architecture Jaisalmer by Jagire Bhatio The State Emblem of Jaisalmer Bhati Mudra Toll Jaisalme The scenic spot trivia describes reputation of Rathore and Parmars history Ptuo.
Gautam Rajput :
Gautam Rajputs bravery saga :
There is history in every particle, but due to the changed time, dust has accumulated on hundreds of glory stories recorded in history. If the dust accumulated on the pages of history is cleaned and peeped into the past, then even today, the chest becomes wide by knowing the valor of the ancestors. One such glorious saga of Gautam Rajputs is shining like golden letters in the pages of history, which is remembered spontaneously on the occasion of Holi.
The
regional people informed Raja Bhavani Singh ji that this region
is ruled by Huns, who commit a lot of atrocities. When the public
told the story of the atrocity of the king in detail, on hearing
the problems of the public, the king gave up his intention to go
ahead on the journey and ran to his secret area to assess the power
of the Huns. Raja Bhavani Singh ji made a strategy and attacked
the color day on the occasion of Holi. The Hunas had a fort in Islamnagar
(Nyodhana), from where their government used to operate, today the
police station is running in that building. It is said that his
daughter, along with some soldiers, stayed at the place of stay
and in different directions the king sent five sons with troops
of the army to attack, along with the troops themselves, attacked
Islamnagar (Nyodhana).
After the rule of the Gautam Rajputs was established, the rulers continued to change and later the journey of slavery went on to democracy, but the dominance of the Gautam Rajputs in this region continues till today. The land of politics in Islamnagar region is still ready at the behest of Gautam Rajputs. The maximum time since independence in this block area has been the Gautam clan, Lashkarpur Oiya princely state and Shaheed Thakur Moti Singh. Lashkarpur Oiya was a princely state of Gautam Rajputs in the Badaun region.
The name of the late Thakur Moti Singh is still revered among the people of the entire region along with the M dynasty Rajputs, because they did not even allow the British to enter the area during their lifetime, but under the conspiracy a self-king of the Khatri dynasty He hanged himself after meeting the British. His mausoleum remains even today in Lashkarpur Oia, where hundreds of people perform poojas every day. Chandravijay Singh, who was a Member of Parliament from Moradabad Lok Sabha constituency, has his roots in the same Khatri family, it is said that Lashkarpur was not the child of the Raja of Oia, from whom he adopted a child of the Khatri caste, but the child of that Khatri caste Nobody paid the respect to the king, which made him feel insulted, then Tha. Moti used to love Singh. The daughter of self-land king Pradyumra, who was adopted by the Khatri family, was also born as the only daughter of Indromohani. The king of Moradabad district was married in Sahaspur town. Indramohani has been the Minister of Power in the State Government and is the mother of Chandravijay Singh. After the demise of the self-proclaimed King Pradyumra, the property of Lashkarpur Oiya was received by Indramohani, but due to lack of respect in the area, he sold all the property of Lashkarpur Oiya, leaving only a few remnants.
Gautam Rajput :
Dynasty
- Suryavansh, Ishvaku, Shakya
Mahamantra of Gautama Dynasty :
Renuka Sukarah Kashi Kal Bateshwar
Niwas
- Avadh, Ruhelkhand, Purvanchal, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh
Census estimated population -1891 were total 51,970 Gautam Rajput state will have two and a half lakh, the number of Gautam Rajputs of Bihar and Madhya Pradesh h Number of e take nearly 350,000 Gautam Rajputs will across the country.
Gautam Suryavanshi is a Rajput, it is a branch separated from Suryavansh of Ayodhya, they are also called the first Shakya dynasty.
Due to being initiated by the sage Gautam, his sage gotra became Gautam after which he started to be called Gautam Kshatriya.
According to Vansh Bhaskar - A descendant of Lord Ram established his kingdom in Nepal in ancient times.
It was in this dynasty that Maharana Shakya Singh came to be known as Shakya dynasty. Its capital was Kapilavastu (Gorakhpur). Later in this dynasty, there were Shuddhodhans whose Siddhartha was born from the great queen who became well known by the name "Gautam". Those who became detached from the world and got absorbed in the devotion of God. His queen Yashodhara had born a son (Rahul) before he was detached from the world. The descendants of these Gautam Buddh are called "Gautam" Rajputs. In this dynasty, Rao, Rawat, Rana, Raja etc. are the houses of the rank.
(According to Ashwaghosh —— The ascetic sage named Gautam Gotri Kapil was a Tapasvi Muni because of his greatness and intellect like he is considered like Kavya (Venus) and Angiras. His ashram was in the Himalayan side. Due to many Ikshvaku-Vanshi Rajput motherland. And for the protection of his father's truth, he left Rajlakshmi and went to that ashram. Kapil became his Upadhyaya (Guru), so due to his gurus gotra he now called Gautama-gotri according to the gotra of their guru. The sons of the same father become of different gotras due to different gurus, such as the gotra of Ram (Balarama) "Gagray" and Vasubhadra (Krishna) became "Gautam". The ashram in which those Rajputs resided, He became famous as Ikshvakuvanshi "Shakya" because he was covered with trees named "Shak". Gautam Gotri Kapil, according to the custom of his dynasty, performed the rites of those Rajputas and due to the said Muni and those Kshatriya-Pungavas Rajput's, that ashram together adorned the "Brahmakshatriya").
According to another opinion, Shringi Rishi was married to the daughter of the Gaharwar king of Kannauj, had two sons, one laid the foundation of the Gautam dynasty of Argal and the other ran the Sengar dynasty from Padam, the inventor of this opinion wrote that for 135 generations The Sanger dynasty first established Ceylon (Lanka) and then Malwa, in the eleventh century in Janaun to Canar. But this view is absolutely wrong, because first the Gautama dynasty of Argal is the descendant of Suryavanshi Kshatriya Gautama Mercury and secondly, the rule of the Gaharwar dynasty in Kannauj started after the tenth century, then 135 generations before that, the daughter of the Gaharwar king there. It is impossible to marry Shringi Rishi with.
Gautam Buddh was also born in this dynasty.
The Shakya kingdom was invaded and destroyed by Koshal Naresh Vibhag after which the Argal kingdom was established by the remaining Shakya Gautama Kshatriyas under the leadership of Pandu's son Pandu. Argal is located in the Fatehpur district of Purvanchal today.
The famous Gautam King Angaddeva got his name populated by the population named "Argal" on the banks of the river Rind and established the capital of Gautam's clan King Angaddev. The girl was married to Angaramati King Karnadev, King Angaddev built a fort 3 miles south of Argal and the name of this fort is known as "Sikri Kot".
1.
Raja Angad Dev
King Shivman Dev built the temple of Argaleshwar Mahadev on the banks of the Rind River, 1 mile south of Argal, even today, the fair of Shivvrat is held.
Argal
king Kalinga Dev built the fort of Kode (Kora) on the banks of the
river Rind. The part of Argal was suppressed by the Bharo in the
13th century. At that time in the Argal kingdom some areas of Rae
Bareli Fatehpur Banda of Kannauj of Awadh region came. Gautam Raja
Nachiket Singh of Argal and Bais Thakur Abhay Singh and Nirbhay
Singh are mentioned near 1320. At that time, Bais Thakurs, descendants
of Emperor Harshavardhan, were emerging in Baiswara. In his name,
this area was called Baiswara region. In a war, Nachiket Singh and
his wife were surrounded by the opposite Muslim army while bathing
the Ganges, then Nirbhay and Abhay Singh saved them. In this, Nirbhay
Singh gained heroic momentum (veer gati). The king was pleased with
the bravery of Abhay Singh and married him to his daughter and made
him the king of the 24 Parganas of Rai Bareli (at that time it used
to be in Rai Bareli) and Asha Kheda of Fatehpur, including the area
of Daudiya Kheda. Abhay Singh Bais in 1323 AD There were kings here.
It took two generations of Abhay Singh to clear this entire area
from the brethren. After this, Mardan Singh is mentioned in the
next generation.
Nevertheless, the settlement remained the sovereignty of the Gautam Rajputs in the Gorakhpur region and till the British period the Sivaram Singh "Lala", a zamindar family of the Gautam Rajputs, remained the title of the Argal King. A branch of the Gautam Rajputs of Argal, Purvanchal went there, King Vikramjit Gautam of Meghnagar married a Muslim woman, which led to her being excluded from the Rajput society.
The son of the Muslim wife of Vikramjit, converted to Islam, was named Azam Khan. The same Azam Khan named the Azamgarh state. Gautam Raja Pratap Narayan Singh of the town in Basti district in the revolution against the British in the freedom struggle of 1857.
They ran up and beat the British many times. But due to betrayal by some of their evil allies, they were caught and they were Gautam Rajputs Gyikis field punished by death Grejo had fought too Aurangzeb.
In the succession struggle, Shah Shuja escaped to Fatehpur and was given shelter by the Gautam Rajputs, after which the 90000 army of Aurangzeb attacked him valiantly by 2 thousand Gautam Rajputs. After fighting with the shoulder, Gautam Rajputs here fought fiercely against the British and due to the rebellion, 52 Gautam Rajapa on a tamarind tree. So was hanged by the British.
Today Gautam Rajput Ghazipur, Fatehpur, Moradabad, Badaun, Kanpur, Ballia, Azamgarh, Faizabad, Banda, Pratapgarh, Farrukhabad, Shahabad, Gorakhpur, Banaras, Bahraich, District (Uttar Pradesh), Ara, Chapra, Darbhanga (Bihar), Chandrapura, Narayan Gadhpura (Mandsaur), Raipur (Madhya Pradesh) etc. are settled in districts.
"Kanwar"
- Dudhela, Pahadi Chak District Chhapra is inhabited in majority
in Bihar.
Some Gautam Rajputs are also found in Patiala in Punjab and Bilaspur Hamirpur Kangra Chamba in Himachal Pradesh.
A branch of Gautam Rajputs. Zaman of Ghazipur. Karanda is also in the belt. MLA Rajkumar Singh is a resident of Mainpur village of Gautam Karanda area, which is a very domineering village of Gautam Thakurs. The other Gautam strip is also in Mehnagar Lalganj belt of Azamgarh.
The following are the figures of Gautam Kshatriya :
1.
Gautamiya Gautam - Are in Azamgarh and Gorakhpur districts of Uttar
Pradesh. Ved
- Yajurved
The state of Bara in Unnao district belongs to Gautam Rajputs, its landowner was Mahipal Singh.
The fort of Koraon was also built by Gautam Rajputs.
According to Buddhist text Mahayan, Maurya Kshatriya is also a branch of Shakya Gautam Kshatriyas.
East UP, around Badaun, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh Gautam Rajputs are found in large numbers in some parts, now many low caste people also call themselves Gautam surnames by calling themselves Buddhists, so that people outside these areas forget to think of any Gautam name holder as a Rajput and think them as of a lower caste.
While Gautam title Rajput Bhumihar Brahmins meet in all three castes.
Gautam Rajputs of Badaun were feudatories (samant) of Nikumbh Rajputs in Alwar who after 5th century came the Badaun region and defeated the Huns and established power.
Katoch Rajput :
Gotras
of Katoch dynasty, Kuladevi etc. :
Introduction of Katoch Dynasty :
According to Seppel Griffin, the Katoch Rajput dynasty is the oldest dynasty in the world. Katoch Chandravanshi is considered Kshatriya. The Katoch royalty and the Rajput dynasty have been ruling the region of Himachal and Punjab in northern India even before the Mahabharat period. In the Mahabharat period, the Katoch kingdom was known as the Trigart kingdom and the present-day Katoch Rajvanshi is the successor of the Trigart dynasty. Kalhan mentions the state of Trigart in Rajatarangani, according to Kalhan, the two princesses of the Katoch dynasty, Induchand, were married to Kashmir. Was born to King Anantadeva (1030-1080), in Prithviraj Raso, the name of this dynasty is known as Kartpal, Abul Fazal also ruled Nagarkot State, Kangra The fort and the volcano temple are mentioned, European traveler William Finch was referring to Kangra in its journey in 1611, Dr. Wyulr writes in a name Susharmapur who had Katoch dynasty proven descendant of the ancient Trigrt dynasty ruler Susharmachand Kangra State, Trigrt state limits the time They spread from East Pakistan to Ladakh in the north and all over Himachal Pradesh. The mention of Trigartha state is well found in Ramayana and Mahabharata. Katoch King Susharmachandra fought a war against the Pandavas, supporting Duryodhan. Susharmachandra's mention of war with Arjun is also found in Mahabharat. The enmity with the Matsya and Virat states of the Trigart State is mentioned in the Mahabharat.
The Katoch dynasty is also mentioned in Alexander's war records. This dynasty waged war with Alexander at the time of his invasion of India and Kangra was able to save the kingdom. According to Brahma Purnan, the original male king of the Katoch dynasty is considered Bhumi Chandra, due to which this dynasty is also known as Bhumivansh. He destroyed the Jalandhar Asur, due to which the goddess pleased him and gave him the kingdom of Jalandhar Asur. The kingdom of this dynasty was first in Multan, later they were ruled in Jalandhar, Jalandhar and Trigart are synonyms.
Bhumichand in Katoch in 4300 BC Established the state of Trigart and Katoch vansh. How old this dynasty can be known from the fact that Mahabharat time King King Susharma Chand was born in 234th generation of King Bhumi Chandra.
This ancient Chandravanshi dynasty has bravely faced foreign invaders, native invaders for centuries, the famous Kangra Fort in Himachal Pradesh is also the heritage of the Kshatriyas of the Katoch dynasty. Much can be known about the Katoch dynasty from the Maharaja Sansara Chandra Museum built in the Kangra Fort.
The present Tikai chieftain and royal family of the Katoch dynasty :
Raja Shri Aditya Dev Chandra Katoch is the 488th king of the Katoch dynasty and the head of the Kangra royalty and the vassal of the long village. He has got this title since 1988. He was married to Chandresh Kumari of Jodhpur royal family on 4 December 1968. His son Tikka Aishwarya Chandra Katoch is the future head of the Katoch dynasty.
The Kangra royalty started a war of independence against the British from around 1800. The struggle lasted for a long time, in which this family had to lose the Congress. Ultimately, in 1810, a treaty was reached between the two sides and the Kangra royal family got the fief of the village long. Thereafter the Kangra royal family and the throne of Katoch Rajputs are considered as the vassals of the long village.
Branches of Katoch Dynasty :
There are four main branches of Katoch Dynasty :
1.
Jaswal : This branch was separated after Jaswan's kingdom was established
in 1170 AD.
Brief history of the Katoch dynasty and associated history of the time.
The mention of the Katoch dynasty during 7800 BCE was the beginning of this dynasty from Rajnaka (the term of the Rajput term) Bhumi Chandra, who ruled the Trigartha kingdom of Jalandhar. Multan (native place) was the kingdom of these, obtained by killing the Asur.
The mention of the Katoch dynasty during 7800 - 4000 BCE. The Trigarta dynasty i.e. the original Katoch dynasty fought a war against Sri Ram (mentioned in the Ramayan)
The mention of the Katoch dynasty during 4000 - 1500 BCE by Trigata Naresh Shushharmachand of Kangra Fort. Founded and fought a war against the Pandavas. (Mentioned in Mahabharat).
During 900 BCE, the Katoch dynasty mentions that the Katoch kings fought a war against Iranian and Assyrian invaders and protected Punjab.
The mention of the Katoch dynasty during 500 BCE Rajanaka Paramananda Chandra fought a war against Alexander.
The mention of the Katoch dynasty during 275 BCE The Katoch kings fought a war against Ashoka the Great and Multan was defeated. 100 AD Kangra royalty fought many wars against Kannauj.
470 AD The kings of Kangra waged many wars with the kings of Kashmir to establish dominance over the Himalayas.
643 AD Hsuan Tsang visited the kingdom of Kangra, at that time this state came to be known as Jalandhar.
853 AD Rajanaka the kingdom of Prithvi Chandra was anointed.
1009 AD Mahmud Ghazni invaded Kangra (Bhimnagar) in 1009 A.D. Jagadish Chandra was the king at the time of this attack.
1170 AD Kangra kingdom Jaswan and Kangra divided into two parts. Raja Purba Chandra Katoch ascended the kingdom of Jaswan and started the Jaswal branch in the Katoch dynasty. A war broke out between Katoch and Muhammad Ghori in which (1220 AD) Katoch Jalandhar was defeated.
1341 AD led by Rajanaka Rupachandra attacked and looted the area of Katochs to Delhi. The Tughlaqs gave him the title of Mian in fear and respect. Katoch also fought a war against Timur.
1405 AD The Kangra kingdom was again divided into two parts and the Guler kingdom was established. The Katochs of Guler kingdom are today called Guleria Rajputs.
1450 AD Guler State was also divided into two parts and a new Siba state was established. The Katochs of the state of Siba are called Sibia Rajputs.
1526 - 1556 AD Sher Shah Suri attacked but was defeated. After that Akbar attacked Kangra in which the Katoch dynasty was defeated, the Katoch king sent Akbar an invitation to the treaty which Akbar accepted. Later the Mughals attacked Kangra Fort 52 times, but each time they had to face Muh. After this, Jahangir also attacked.
1620 AD During the time of Jahangir and Shah Jahan the Mughals took control of Kangra Fort.
1700 AD Maharaja Bhim Chandra fought with Aurangzeb against Aurangzeb due to the anti-Hindu policies of Aurangzeb. Guru Gobind Singh Ji gave him the title of Dharam Rakshak. His songs of bravery are still sung in Punjab.
1750 AD Maharaja Ghamandchandra was made Nizam of Jalandhar and 11 hill states by Ahmad Shah Abdali.
1775 AD to 1820 AD This is called the Golden Age for the Kangra State. The kingdom in Chhatra Chhaon of King Sansara Chandra II was filled with prosperity.
1820 AD Time for the fall of the Kangra kingdom: The Gorkhas attacked the Kangra kingdom, Raja Sansarchand sought help from the Sikh king Ranjit Singh but in return for help Maharaja Ranjit Singh's Sikh army captured the forts of Kangra and Siba. The fort of Siba, Raja Ram Singh defeated the Sikh army and won it again. The misbehavior of the Sikhs greatly hurt Maharaja Sansarchand.
1820 - 1846 AD The Sikhs handed over Kangra to the British (East India Company). Katoch kings waged war for independence of Kangra. It was one of the first wars and struggles for independence. The battle fought under the leadership of King Pramod Chandra was defeated by Katoch. Raja Pramod Chandra was kept in Almora prison. He died there.
1924 AD Maharaja Jai Chandra Kangra - The village of Lamba was conferred with the title of Maharaja and 11 gun salutes were given to him. 1947 AD Maharaja Dhruv Dev Chandra allowed Kangra to merge into India.
Kangra Fort :
The
fort of Kangra is a unique specimen of architecture, this fort was
so huge and strong that it was considered to be Devkarat, it was
also called the fort of Nagarkot or Bhimnagar, the first attack
on this fort built by Susharmachand, ancestor of the Katoch dynasty,
Mahmud Ghaznavi. After this, Gauri, Taimur, Sher Shah Suri, Akbar,
Shah Jahan, Gorkhas, Sikhs also attacked, this great fort for centuries
in their Dangled between Shwary, invasion, destruction, this fortification
ancient lunar dynasty Katoch Rajput glorious history that testimony. Disclaimer
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