Khair Aligarh
- For Gotra of this name see - Khair
.
Khair (खैर) is a town and tahsil in Aligarh district in Uttar Pradesh.
Contents
Villages in Khair tahsil
Adampur, Ados, Ahraula, Aidalpur, Ainchana, Andala, Arni, Arrana, Atari, Baina, Bairamganj, Bajauta, Bajhera, Bajhera, Bajherha, Bajidpur, Balampur, Balipur, Baluapur, Bamani, Bamoti, Bankner, Bhadiyar, Bhamraula, Bhanauli, Bhanera, Bharatpura, Bhareri, Bhogpur, Bhojaka, Bhoor Garhi, Bichpuri Khair, Biharipur, Bijana Ki Nagaliya, Bilkhora, Bulakipur, Burhaka, Chamar Nagaria, Chaudhana, Chhajjupur, Chiti, Damuaka, Dewaka, Dharmpur, Dhumra Aligarh, Diwahamidpur, Faizuaka, Fateh Garhi, Ganeshpur, Garhi Urf Nagala Shyauram, Gaudoli, Ghanghauli, Gharbara, Girdharpur, Godoli, Gomat, Gauraula, Haivatpur, Hamidpur, Harji Ki Garhi Urf Garhi Suraj, Harsukh Ki Nagaliya, Hasanpur Jarailia, Haziyapur, Hetalpur, Hirpura, Ismailpur, Itwarpur, Jadana, Jahan Garh, Jaidpura, Jalalpur khair, Janhera, Jarara, Jartauli, Jatari (NP), Jikarpur, Kadirpur Barah, Kakola, Kaliyanpur, Kamalpur, Kansera, Kathagiri , Karanpur, Kasison, Keelpur, Khair (MB), Khandeha, Khediya Jhallo, Khediya Khurd, Khera, Khera Kishan, Khera Sattu, Kheriabuzurg, Kiratpur, Kripalpur, Kunwarpur, Kurana, Lakshman Garhi, Lalgarhee, Lalpur Raiyatpur, Langot Garhi, Lohagarh, Lohlari, Madak, Madanpur, Mahgaura, Malab, Mangola, Manpur, Manpur Kalan, Manpur Khurd, Marha Habibpururf Madha Habibpur, Marhala, Marorgarhi, Mathna, Mau, Maur, Mirpur Dahora, Mohasan Pur, Nagal Kala, Nagala Assoo, Nagala Khurd, Nagala Kripa, Nagala Virua, Nagaliya Sopha, Nagaria Bijana, Nagla Danda, Naglia Gauraula, Nagola, Nahraula, Narayanpur, Narbari, Naya Bans, Nayal, Nayela, Neem Khera, Niguna Siguna, Nisuja, Nivsani, Paimpur, Pakhodana, Palachand, Palar, Palaviran, Palshera, Pipli Nagala Kadirpur, Pipli Tappal, Raipur, Rajpur, Ranjit Garhi, Rasulpur, Rasulpur Manpur, Resari, Rooppur, Sabhapur, Sahab Singh Ki Nagariya, Sahroi, Sajana, Salemapur, Salpur, Sangrampur, Savai Raghunathpur, Shadipur, Shahnagar Soraula, Sherpur Khair, Shivala, Simrauthi, Sidhpur , Sotipura, Sujanpur, Syaraul, Taharpur, Takipur, Tappal, Taraura Urf Pipal Ka Gaon, Tehra, Udai Garhi, Untasani Bangar, Untasani Khadar, Usarah Rasulpur, Usram, Utvara, Utwara, Vajidpur, Vasera, Viraula, Visayat Garhi,
History
In late 17th century [during the Mughal rule], Hari Singh had been ordered by the Mughal Emperor to march against the powerful Jat chief, Amar Singh, who owned two forts namely Khair (16 miles north-west of Aligarh) and Ranth (8 miles east of Khair). After a prolonged fight, Hari Singh succeeded in capturing these forts and expelling Amar Singh. The latter sought shelter with another powerful Jat leader, Nanda Jat, who was supreme in a tract stretching form Hathras and Mursan to Mahaban. Amar Singh's two prominent sardars, Birju and Taula, who had gone into hiding in Arnia near Khurja, were arrested later on.59 [1]
Jat Gotras
Notable persons
External links
References
- ↑ Dr Girish Chandra Dwivedi:The Jats - Their Role in the Mughal Empire/Chapter II, p.45
Back to Uttar Pradesh