Jodhpur History

Jodhpur History

In his book Nainasi Rai Khat, Rathore was described as a descendant of the Gahrawal dynasty of Kannauj, he believed that the descendants of Jayanchand, the last ruler of this lineage, established their state in the state of West Rajasthan, in support of this opinion also in Dayaladas Rei Khata and Prithviraj Rajas  Get.

The Rathore's total men were Rao Sihaji, the grandson of the governor of the Gadhwal ruler Jayachand. After the death of Rao Siha, his son Rao became the ruler of Aasthana. Due to the fear of attack of Jalaluddin Khilji, his center made Gundavaj. In the subsequent rulers of Aasthana ji, son of Virmadev ji was a successful and glorious ruler of the Rathore dynasty. Veeramdev was the brother of Mr Mallinathji. Rao Chunda strengthened his position by marrying his daughter, Hansabai, with Rana Lakha of Mewar.

Due to the excessive interference of Rawal, the warriors of Kumbha killed Ranmal in 1438 AD, and Jodha fled to Marwar and escaped. The impact of Hansabai between the Kumbha and the Jodha was a treaty between Anvil and Bhaval. Jodha strengthened her position by marrying Shrungar Devi of her daughter by Kumbh's son, Raimal. The bowl of the bowel was handed over to Earth Jodhaji and the land where the orphaned land was in the possession of Maharana.

Jodha founded the modern Jodhpur city on May 12, 1459, and built the Mehrangad fortress in the shape of a peacock on Chidiyatunk hill. After setting the Chamunda statue at Mandor and setting it in Jodhpur Fort.

Rao Jodha is considered to be the real founder of feudalism in Marwar. Toad also mentioned in his treatise. The mention of the feudal system is found in the Gangadhar inscription in Jhalwad.

Rani Jasodha of Rao Jodha constructed the lake of Lake Kanpur in Jodhupar.
Governance rule

Jodhaa (1453-1489) ® Satlaji (1489-1492) Souza Ji (1492-1515)

Rao Gangdev (1515-1531)

Army sent for help in the battle of Kanawa.

Gondelaw Pond in the city of Jodhpur and Baiga of "Ganga".

Rao Gang was very fond of opium, consuming cold air in the window of opium in the palanquin that a nap came and died of falling. Where is the murder of Veer Vinod and Dayaladas by Maldev?

Rao Maldev (1532-1568)

Persian historians have called Maldev Hindustan's 'Hashmat Veda Ruler', it is also called Hindu King. Sitting on the throne, Maldev was the first to take control of the illusion and the coronation of Maldev was in the fort of Sojet.

There was an elephant called Darijojosh, who wanted to get Maldeva, because of the mercilessness between Verma and Maldev of Merta. Maldeo took over the wax and Veeramdev went to the Sher Shah refugee.

In 1541 AD, the War of Paheb was fought between Rao Jaitasi and Maldev, ruler of Bikaner. Rao jaitasi was killed and his son Kalyanmal took refuge in the court of Sher Shah. In this war, the commander of Maldev was the commander, who became the administrator of Bikaner.

In 1536 AD, Maldev was married to Umade, daughter of Raval Luran, Jaisalmer, who is famous in history as Ruthi Rani. Umade lived with Goddess Rama and lived in Gundo and she became a sati.

War of Girri-Sumel / Jatran (1544) - 

It was between Sher Shah and Maldev. The leadership of Maldev's army was in the hands of Jaita-Govind (Kumba) while Sher Shah's commander was Jalal Khan. Sher Shaha is victorious in the battleship and killed in the Jaita-Kuppa war.

It is found in Tarike Faithasta and Munkhkhubullahubbab that when Sher Shah was victorious, "Thank God, that there was some success in the matter, otherwise I had lost the Indian ruler for a handful of millet."
Sher Shah handed over the administration of Jodhpur to Khawas Khas and Maldev took shelter in Shivana fort.

Maldev made the square of Jodhpur city and fort.

During the period of Maldev, Jain scholar Narsen composed the story on the night.
Maldeo built the fort of Malta, which is also called the fort of Malakot, along with it was also built to build the fort of Pokan, and Sojot.

Rao Chandrasena (1562-1581)

It is called Bhola-Bisara Raja, the Pride of Marwar and Prataap's pioneer. Chandrasen appeared in the Nagaur court of 1570 AD but he left his house looking at the brothers. On the prayer of Rao Ram Singh, Akbar sent Hussein Kuli Khan to Jodhpur in 1563 AD after sitting on Chandraseen Gaddi, after being defeated by his brothers. Chandraseen took shelter in Bhadrajn, but after attaining Akbar's authority there, he took refuge in Shivana.

After Nagaur Durbar, Akbar made Raisingh of Bikaner the administrator of Jodhpur.
After the death of Chandrasena in 1581 AD, Jodhpur was included in Khalsa for three years.

Mota Raja Uday Singh (1583-1595 AD)

The first ruler of Marwar who accepted the monarchy Akbar gave him the title of 1000 and the title of King. In 1586 AD, he married Jagat Gosaini, his daughter, Salim, in which Khurram happened. Being Jodhpur's princess, it is also called Jodha Bai.

Uday Singh, along with the imperial army, attacked Rivialot Killa, the ruler of Shivana and the second Shaka of Sivana.

Sursingh (1595-161   

Uday Singh died from the disease of asthma in Lahore, so on the same day, Akbar succumbed to his death as Akbar's successor to Marwar.

Akbar gave the title of "Sawai Raja" on the battle against Sur Singh's gallant war against Malik Amber.
On the aid of Khurram in the Mewar campaign, he was given 5000 cast and 3000 riders.

Gaj Singh (1619-1638)

Rajtikal was born in Birhanupar. Upon defeating Malik Amber, he was given the title of 4000 and Jahangir gave the title of Dalthamban (the defender of the enemy). Afterward, Rs 5000 was done.

Khurram (Shah Jahan) married Gajsingh's sister Manbhavati.
Gaj Singh came under the influence of Paswan Anara Begum and succeeded Amar Singh Rathod as Jaswant Singh I succeeded him.

In the year 1644 AD, between Karasansinh of Amarsingh and Bikaner, there was a war called Radhe in Mathir, in which Amar Singh wins and this same Amarsinh had killed Murar Bahashi in the court of Shah Jahan. It has a canopy of 12 pillars in Nagaur.

Jaswant Singh (1638-1678)

Birth - 1626 in Burhanpur

Father - Gaj Singh
Mother Sisodni Pratap De or Rukmavati
Shah Jahan gave him the title of King and later Maharaja of Maharaja.

Jaswant Singh married Amarsinh's daughter with Dara Shikoh and fought on behalf of Dara Shikoh in the battle of Dharam. On Jayasinh, Aurangzeb forgiven Jaswant Singh and made Manasab of 7000 and subedar of Gujarat.

Jaswant Singh built a Jaswantpura town near Aurangabad and built Jaswant Sagar pond near it.
Its Hadi Queen Karmavati (daughter of Hada-Shamshushal) built a rye garden outside Jodhpur Nagar.

Jaswant Singh was a good poet of the Dingal language. In other major compositions of the composition of language Bhushan, Anand Vilas, Principle Bodh Shiksha Abstract, and Geeta Mahatmya are the chief.

Muhnaut Nansi was in his court, which is called Abul Fazal of Rajasthan. Ashrakan called Marwad Ray Paragana Ri Pasta as the Gazetteer of Rajasthan.
Nansi Jasvatsinh was the Divan, but Jaswant Singh accused him of money laundering, which led to Nansi committing suicide in 1670 AD.

Jaswant Singh died in 1678 in Jamrud. On his death Aurangzeb had said, "Today the door of Kufr broke. Aurangzeb addressed Jaswant Singh as the name of Kufrah because of his anti-religious ideology.
Rupa Dhay is related to Jaswant Singh.

Ajit Singh (1678-1724 AD)

Birth- In Lahore, Jaswant Singh died before the birth of Ajit Singh and Marwar had been merged with the Mughal empire.

Aurangzeb had imprisoned Ajit Singh and his mother in Delhi. In this situation, Durgadas Rathod played an important role in the emancipation of King Ajit Singh from the heart of the Mughal army at Jodhpur.
Durgadas Jaswant Singh's minister was son of Asanan.

Anjitsinh's mother was the niece of Raj Singh, so Raj Singh assisted Ajitsingh, gave him a lease of 12 villages and became the vassal of Kelva.
Aurangzeb has given Rs. 36 lakhs to Amar Singh's grandson Indra Singh for Marwar's vaccine.

Instead of Chandavat Sardar Mohkam Singh's wife, Bagheli, left his milk pattya Kanya near Ajit Singh's dhya and left for Marvad with Ajitsingh himself. Ajit Singh was left near the Pushkarana Brahman named Jayadeva of Kalindi. Khani Mukanddas also settled in the possession of the sannyasis. Aurangzeb considered the other child as the real prince and named him 'Mohammadariraj'.

When Aurangzeb ordered Prince Akbar to come down to Rathore, Durgadas Raj Singh assured him to make Mughal emperor and rebelled. On 1 January 1681, Akbar declared himself the emperor of India in Nadol.

In 1698 AD, Aurangzeb provided a royal mansion to Ajitsingh, in the paragana jagir of the border of Jalore, Sanchor, and to give Durgadas three thousand rupees, he appointed Anilvada and Patan as the army.

Durgadas Rathod played an important role in the Thirty Years 'War of Rathore; it is said by Todd as' Rallis 'Ulysses'. On the dispute with Ajitsingh, Durgadas travels to Ujjain on the banks of the Shipra river in 1718 AD.

H. Ojha called Veer Durgadas 'Marine Ambadia Moti' and Toad described Durgadas as the outer wall of Marwad fort.

Ajit Singh is murdered by his son Bakht Singh.
Gotha Dhay: - Marwar panna. He took the form of Mehtar and removed Ajit Singh from Aurangzeb's confinement and handed over to Kabulia Mukunddas. The umbrella of the fair is located in Mehrangarh fort.

Durgadas Rathore

Ajit Singh composed Ajit characters, Prabhav Sagar and Nirvana Guha Granth, and built a temple of Fatahmal and Ghanshyam ji in Jodhpur.
Farrukhsiyar gave Ajit Singh the title of Raj Rajeshwar.

Abhay Singh

The Khazadali movement took place in 1730, 368 women with Amrita Devi sacrificed.

To save trees in the history of Rajasthan, Karamah, the sacrifice of Vishnoi Samaj, is considered to be important in 1604 AD.

Vijay Singh

They run victorious coins in their name and built Vijay Mahal. Vijay Singh was a follower of the Vaishnava sect, he absolutely prohibited meat, and alcohol in the state. He had a Jat named Gulabarai, who interference in administration. Due to being very beautiful of Gulabaraya, poet Shyamaldas called Gulabarai as NoorJahan of Marwar.

Vijasingh prepared an army of serpents and dual sects to deal with the Marathas. These people were skilled in running arrows.

Man Singh

Nath was a follower of the community. He established the Maha Mandir (Mandaur), a bench of Nath Samarthya. It is also called 84 pillars of the temple. Established Man Light Library in Jodhpur. His court poet, Barakidas, wrote the title of Bankima. During this reign, the event of Krishna Kumari happened and there was a lot of support from the British.