Daurala
Daurala (दौराला) is village in Sardhana tahsil of Meerut district in Uttar Pradesh
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Location
Daurala is a town and is a Nagar Panchayat . Pincode is 250221. Daurala is situated between Meerut - Muzaffarnagar Road . Near by villages - Mature , Chirori , Lohiya , Dhanju , Samaspur , Siwaya Jamalullapur , Jharkhandeshwar
History
दौराला (मेरठ) Ahlawat Khap Uttarpradesh का सबसे बड़ा गांव है, इतिहासकार ठाकुर देशराज जी के अनुसार दौराला के अहलावत "प्रधान"उपाधि से सम्बोधित किए जाते हैं। सभी अहलावत गोत्र के लोगो का निकास इलावृत देश से है इसका कारण साफ है कि इलावृत देश में रहने वाले अहलावत देवताओं का शुद्ध रक्त आज तक भी अहलावतों की रगों में बह रहा है।
Ram Sarup Joon [1] writes ...Bahik, Bahi, Bahin or Bahela: Bahik Jatsare found both among the Hindu and Sikhs. In Pakistan there are Muslim Bahele Jats-, Bahiks are mentioned in Mahabharat also. According to "Karna Parva", chapter of the Mahabharat) King Shalya paid l/6th part of his income to the Bahiks. According to Nandlal Dey, Bahik are a sub branch of the Madraks. Arat in district Sheikhupura was their capital. Hashak, Karmabh Kalak and Karkar were their important towns. In Daurala (District Meerut, U.P.) the Bahiyan Jats have six villages.
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Notable persons
- Mahabir Singh Daurala (Lt Col) became martyr on 09.09.1948 in Rajauri sector of Jammu and Kashmir. He was from village Daurala, tahsil Sardhana in Meerut district of Uttar Pradesh. He was awarded Vira Chakra for his act of bravery.
- Unit: 2 Rajputana Rifles.
- Kunwar Raghunandan Singh (1915- 1985) - He was a notable Jat zamindar of Daurala, who was conferred the title of "kunwar raees" (कुंवर रईस) by the British regime in around 1930s or 1940s. His grand daughter, Dr. Aditi Singh, is a pediatric dentist at Mumbai (Phone: 8279819316).
- Ram Singh Honorary Magistrate Daurala
- Chandraveer Singh MLA 2007 Sardhan BSP
- Jagirdar Mahendra Singh Ahlawat daughter Savitri Devi Ahlawat married Virender Singh Kiledar Jat Prince of Narsinghpur Madhya Pradesh
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Ram Singh Daurala
Kunwar Raghunandan Singh (1915-1985)
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References
- ↑ Ram Sarup Joon: History of the Jats/Chapter V, p.71-72
- ↑ Jat History Dalip Singh Ahlawat/Chapter III (Page 207)
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