Some research project has been undertaken on the role of Gohad and its Ranas.
It would be good if some original sources both Primary an Secondary on the topic are suggested to complete it.
Thanks and Regards
Some research project has been undertaken on the role of Gohad and its Ranas.
It would be good if some original sources both Primary an Secondary on the topic are suggested to complete it.
Thanks and Regards
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lrburdak (December 1st, 2013), rajpaldular (December 3rd, 2013)
Rajpalji we have some information on Jatland at [wiki]Gohad[/wiki]
Also see [wiki]Talk:Gohad[/wiki]
Laxman Burdak
DrRajpalSingh (December 1st, 2013), rajpaldular (December 3rd, 2013)
Thanks Shri Burdakji for pointing out the source of some really useful information on the topic.
The British point of view is elaborately available but I want to compare it with the Maratha, Mughal and Jat sources to arrive at some objective conclusion.
Could more sources from the last mentioned category suggested by the readers !
Thanks and regards
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rajpaldular (December 3rd, 2013)
Rajpalji,
Jat Samaj Kalyan Parishad Gwalior has sponsored one research study on Ranas of Gohad and it is likely to be published shortly. You can contact Shri Ram Vir Singh at [wiki]Jat Samaj Kalyan Parishad[/wiki]
Laxman Burdak
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rajpaldular (December 12th, 2013)
rajpaldular (December 12th, 2013)
rajpaldular (December 12th, 2013)
And
Friend,
Our project relates to Rana Jat ruling dynasty of Gohad which later was shifted to Dholpur and not the Ranas of Iran or Rajputs ! If you have something new to add to already known facts of the sources on the topic, your inputs are welcome !
Thanks,
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rajpaldular (December 12th, 2013)
DrRajpalSingh (April 16th, 2014), rajpaldular (December 12th, 2013)
rajpaldular (December 12th, 2013)
I shall be thankful if Burdakji, Deswal Ji or any other friend could suggest some more good reference material on the subject.
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The Ranas of Gohad in conjugation with the Jats of Bharatpur are said to have played a very sterling role in checking the Maratha advance towards northern India in 1766-67.
We are looking forward to find some reference material on the topic. Could any one suggest sources on the issue.
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Hello Sir,
I only know very little about it but coming from Bharatpur I know it all related to Bagru War that started on 20 August 1748. In spite of the war, Maharaja Suraj Mal spent a lot of money on Marathas providing Camps etc after Marathas were defeated at the third battle of Panipat.
My Bua is married into the royal family of Dholpur. They are Bamraolia jats and were based in Gohad (as their state )and also Dahod.
The Bamraolia clan had effectively been destroyed by the Scindia then spent the next twenty-years fighting each other in a bloody tussle for power. Eventually all the clan leaders resolved to settle their differences by choosing a single ruler in the person of Kirat Singh, a cousin of the deceased Rana. Installed at Baghthurra Fortress in 1803, he at once revived the alliance with the British. They agreed to restore Gohad to him in return for his help in crushing the Maratha power. However, once hostilities ceased, Scindia opposed the restoration. The Rana then agreed to surrender Gohad in 1805, receiving Dholpur, Bari and Rajakhera as compensation in the following year. The ancient town of Dholpur became the capital of the new state, from which the state also took its name.
I will dig down more and get back.
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cooljat (June 2nd, 2014), deveshdahiya (June 2nd, 2014), DrRajpalSingh (April 16th, 2014), hemanthooda (April 22nd, 2014), lrburdak (April 14th, 2014)
We are compiling here also - [wiki]Bamraulia[/wiki]
Laxman Burdak
DrRajpalSingh (April 16th, 2014)
See also [wiki]Gohad Fort[/wiki]
Laxman Burdak
DrRajpalSingh (April 16th, 2014)
You may find more references on Jatland in following articles -
1. [wiki]Maharaja Bhim Singh Rana[/wiki]
2. [wiki]Maharaja Chhatra Singh Rana[/wiki]
Laxman Burdak
DrRajpalSingh (April 16th, 2014)
Gauri (April 17th, 2014)
Sindhia Jat Sambandh with special reference to Gohad
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Note- 'Sindhia Jat Sambandh with special reference to Gohad' is the recently published book in Hindi by Jat Samaj Kalyan Parishad Gwalior. Author of the book is Dr. Pradyumna Kumar Ojha. The book has been writtenafter content well researched from remains of the Gohad rulers in the form of forts, wells, baories, temples etc in area around Gohad and Gwalior. Author has consulted sources in English, Marathi, Persian, Urdu languages and the books of traditional record keepers Jagas, Bhats, Charans etc.
Laxman Burdak
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