Rajasthan gk

DEVNARAYAN JI GURJAR  : -       Deity Devnarayan ji, the adorable people of Gurjar community, is considered to be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu.      The original Devra (temple) of Devji is built here.      The four major temples of Devnarayanji in Rajasthan are called Char Dham.      Gothan Dadavatan (Aasind), Devdham Jodhpuria (Niwai, Tonk), Devmali (Ajmer) and Dev Dungri (Chittorgarh).  NAGVANSHIYA GURJAR BAGADAVAT  : -       Devji's father Sawai Bhoj was the ruler of Nagvanshi Gurjar Bagdavat of Asind.      They are also called 'Bhoj Bagdavat'. His mother His name was Sedu Khatani. Devji's childhood name was Uday Singh (Udal). Devji cured Peepalde, the daughter of Raja Jaisingh of Dhar (Madhya Pradesh) with his knowledge of Ayurveda and married Peepalde.       Devji's horse was named 'Lilagar'. Devnarayan ji's temple is called 'Devra', here bri...

 LOKDEVTA GOGA JI  : -       Khejdi in every village, Gogo in every village. The platform (platform) of Gogaji, the 'god of snakes', is found under the Khejdi tree in most of the villages of Rajasthan. Goga ji Chauhan was born in the village of Dadreva in Churu district in the house of Javersinh Chauhan.      When the farmer goes to plow after the first monsoon rains in Rajasthan.       Then there is a tradition of tying nine knots 'Goga Rakhri' (defense thread) to both the plowman and the hali (farmer).      Goga ji fought with the Muslim invader Mahmud Ghaznavi. It is believed that.       In that war, he also showed some miracles to Ghaznavi, since then Goga ji became popular as 'Jaharpir'. GOGA JI KI SAMADHI  : -       Goga ji's tomb (Gogamedi) is in Nohar tehsil of Hanumangarh district of Rajasthan.  This is called top medi.      His plac...

LOKDEVTA RAMDEV JI  : -      Ramdevji, the all-loved Lokvadeta of Rajasthan, is worshiped with immense faith in the whole of Rajasthan, North Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Western Uttar Pradesh and Western Haryana by the name of Ramsapir, "Dhani of Runecha" and "Baba Ramdev".      Ramdevji's father Ajmalji Tanwar (Rajput) was Thakar of Runecha village (present day Ramdevra). His mother's name was Mainade.      Ramdev ji was born in Bhadvi Sadi Dwitiya (Babe Ri Beej), 1462 Vikrami (1405 AD) in Undu Kashmir village (located in Shiv tehsil of present Barmer district).     Stories People of Hindu religion consider Ramdev ji as an incarnation of Lord Krishna.     The village and while the Muslims also worship him as 'Ramsa Pir'. , It is believed that Ramdev ji got the bowls of five Muslim Pirs from Mecca brought here by the effect of his miraculous power.      After this miracle, Muslim pirs gave Ramdev ji. G...

 LOKDEVTA TEJA JI  : -        Tejaji, the deity of the Jat community in Rajasthan, was born in Khadnal village of Nagaur district. His mother's name was Rajkunwar and father's name was Tahadji Jat. Tejaji got the cows of Lachha Gujri freed from the merries.        He gave up his life. Tejaji is worshiped in case of snake or dog bite. Farmers start sowing in the field by remembering Tejaji, this is done to wish for a good crop in the field. Although Tejaji is worshiped in most parts of the state, still he is worshiped more in Ajmer district.        Their main stations in Ajmer district are Sursura (where Tejaji had snakebite), Beawar, Sendariya and Bhawantan. TEJA JI KI GODI LILAN  : -       The Bhope who sits at Tejaji's place is called 'Ghodla'. 'Ghodla' cures snakebite.      The name of the mare of Lokdevta Tejaji was Leelan (Singari).      Lokdevta Tejaji...

 VEER KALLA JI RATHORE  : -     'Keerat Kalla Rao Ri, hello kos hajar. Make him sit by holding his arm, look and call. ,      Kalla Rathore, the folk deity with four hands, was Meera Bai's nephew. He was born in Vikram Samvat 1601 at Asasingh, the younger brother of Rao Jaimal Rathod, the ruler of Merta pargana.      His guru was Yogi Jalandharnath. Kalla Rathore had achieved success by worshiping his Kuldevi Nagnechi. Kallaji had good knowledge of Ayurveda and herbs, he had success in curing many incurable diseases.      1567 AD When Akbar invaded Mewar under the rule of Maharana Uday Singh, Jaimal Rathore (Veer Kalla ji's uncle) showed amazing bravery in the war on behalf of Uday Singh.      In the war, Kalla Rathore fought bravely with swords in both hands by making Jaimal sit on his shoulder. In this way, four swords were seen moving together in the war, on this basis, Kallaji came to be called 'fo...

 PABU JI RATHORE : -       The name of folk deity Pabuji is foremost among the great heroes and heroic warriors of western Rajasthan.      Pabu Rathore, a descendant of Rao Siha, the original male of the Rathore dynasty, was born in the 13th century in Koluman (presently a village in Phalodi tehsil of Jodhpur district) to Dhandhalji Rathore and Kamalade. Pabuji is considered an incarnation of Laxman.      The name of Pabuji's mare was 'Kesar Kalvi' (Kalmi). Pabuji was married to Supiyarde, the daughter of Raja Surajmal, the Sodha ruler of Amarkot (present-day Pakistan).       It is believed that during the marriage, Pabuji got up in between rounds and went to save the cows of Deval Bai Charan from being pulled by his brother-in-law Jayal Naresh Jindrao.  In this war, Pabuji attained martyrdom near Dechu village (Jodhpur). PABU JI KA BODH CHINH  : -      Pabuji's recognition symbol is 's...

SAWAI JAGAT SINGH (1804 – 1818 ) : -        During the reign of Jagat Singh, the war of Gingoli between Jaipur and Jodhpur's Alwar (1807 AD) took place regarding Krishna Kumari, the daughter of Udaipur Maharana Bhim Singh, in which Jaipur's army was victorious.  Troubled by the invasion of Marathas and Pindaris, Sawai Jagat Singh made a treaty with the East India Company in 1818 and died on December 21, 1818.      After the death of Sawai Jagat Singh, his minor son Jai Singh became the third ruler, who in 1835 AD.  Ruled until . RAM SINGH DIVTIYA( II ) (1835 – 1880 ) : -      After the death of Jai Singh III, his minor son Ram Singh became the king at the age of only 16 months.     The administration of Jaipur was handled by the British till he became an adult.  1843 AD  I came as Lord Ludlow administrator.      He banned social evils like sati system, slave system, female slaughter and d...

SAWAI JAI SINGH DIVTIYA ( II ) (1700 – 1743 ) : -      1700 AD in the name of Bishan Singh's son Vijay Singh Sawai Jai Singh II. I became the ruler of Amer.      Which was given the title of 'Sawai' by Aurangzeb.     After Aurangzeb's death Sawai Jai Singh, Prince Muazzam (Bahadur Shah) won in the succession struggle, but Jai Singh had supported Azam, due to which Emperor Muazzam (Bahadur Shah) made Jai Singh's younger brother the ruler of Amer.     And Amer was named 'Mominabad'. AURANGZEB  ( ORAGJEB ) : -       Annoyed at snatching the kingdom of Amer, Sawai Jai Singh tried to get the help of Mewar and Jodhpur to regain the kingdom, but before that Diwan Ramchandra and the Kachchhwaha Sardars declared Jai Singh's possession of Amer.       Sawai Jai Singh increased the power of the Marathas. In order to organize the Rajput rulers against the Bhilwara, on July 17, 1734, at a place named...

SAWAI ISHWARI SINGH (1743-1750) : -       Sawai Ishwari Singh, son of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, in 1743 AD. I became the ruler of Jaipur. Angered by Ishwarisingh becoming the ruler, his brother Madho Singh attacked Jaipur with the help of a combined army of Bundi and Marathas.      Ishwarisinh was victorious in the battle of Rajmahal (Tonk) (1747 AD). On the occasion of this victory, Isarlat (Sargasuli) was built in Jaipur. 1748 AD Ishwari Singh was defeated in the battle of Bagru and in 1750 AD. Troubled by the invasion of Maratha Sardar Malhar Rao Holkar, Ishwarisinh committed suicide. SAWAI MADHO SINGH PRATHAM ( I ) (1750-1768) : -     Sawai Madho Singh I, who became the ruler of Jaipur after Ishwarisingh, was looted by Maratha soldiers in Jaipur for not fulfilling the demand of Marathas for a huge amount, due to which the enraged public killed Maratha soldiers. Angered by Emperor Ahmad Shah handing over the fort of Ranthambore to Madho ...

 RAJA BHARMAL (1547 – 1573 ) : -      Bharmal was the first ruler of Rajasthan who accepted the suzerainty of the Mughals. Raja Bharmal met Akbar with the help of Chagatai Khan and accepted his submission and married his daughter Harka Bai (Jodhabai) to Akbar.     Prince Salim was born from 7 Bai's womb, Salim (Jahangir) named Harka Bai as Mariam-Ujjamani. , Raja Bharmal his son Bhagwantdas and grandson Mansingh. Sent to the service of Akbar. KOKIL DEV : -   Dulharai's grandson Kokildev in 1207 AD. After defeating the local Meenas of Amer, made Amer his capital.  Which remained the capital of Kachhwaha rulers till the establishment of Jaipur city (1727 AD). AMER JAIPUR  KE KACHAVAH  : -      The rulers of the Kachhwaha dynasty consider themselves to be descendants of Kush, the son of Lord Ramchandra.      The kingdom of Amer Jaipur's Kachchwah dynasty was established (1137 AD) by Dulharay...

BHATI DYNASTY, YADAV DYNASTY  : -  BHATI RAJVANSH : -       Chandravanshi Yadav Sardar Bhatti in 285 AD. In Bhatner (present day Hanumangarh) Bhatner (present Hanumangarh) established Bhati dynasty empire and built a fort, his descendants were called 'Bhati'. Bhatti's son Mangalrai was defeated by Dhundi, the ruler of Ghazni in a battle.       Therefore, leaving the area of ​​Bhatner, he made Tanot the second capital of the Bhati dynasty.      This place is currently situated on the border of Pakistan in Karauli Jaisalmer district.      Devraj Bhati, the ruler of Tanot, conquered Lodrava from the Panwar rulers and made it his capital.      Thus Laudrava became the third capital of Vijayapar Bhatis.      Presently this place is situated near Jaisalmer.      And is famous for Jain temples and 'Mumal ki Medi'.     1155 AD Bhati king Jaisaldev made a trea...

JAT DYNASTY, MAHARAJA SURAJMAL, MUSLIM DYNASTY  : -  JAT RAJVANSH  : -       Bharatpur and Dhaulpur princely states located in Purvanchal of Rajasthan.  Before independence, there has been an empire of Jat dynasty.  Jat near Bharatpur, Deeg and Dhaulpur before Aurangzeb.  Karwa chieftains had small principalities.      After the death of Aurangzeb, the Jat Sardar Chudaman established his kingdom there by building a fort of Dhun.      King Sawai Jai Singh of Jaipur gave the title of 'Brajraj' to Badan Singh, a descendant of Chudaman, and gave him the jagir of Deeg pargana.      In the Jat dynasty of Bharatpur, Maharaja Badan Singh became the majestic ruler, who got the water palaces of Deeg constructed. MAHARAJA SURAJAMAL  : -        Maharaja Surajmal, the son of Badan Singh, became the most glorious ruler of Bharatpur.       In the history of India, the ...

HADA CHAUHAN OF BUNDI, RAO SURJAN HADA, RAO BHOJ HADA , RAO RATAN HADA , RAO SHATRUSHAL HADA  : -  BUNDI KE HADHA CHOHAN  : -      Deva (Dev Singh) is considered the founder of Hada Chauhan of Empire Bundi. Deva was a descendant of the Chauhans of the Nadol branch and was a feudatory of Bambavada village of Mewar, who in 1241 AD. By defeating the Meenas, he started the Hada kingdom in Bundi.      Deva's son Samarsingh was an ambitious ruler who fought with the Kotia Bhils. Jaitra Singh, son of Samar Singh, in 1274 AD. After defeating Kotia Bhil, his empire was merged with Bundi. Maharana Kshetra Singh of Mewar defeated the ruler of Bundi and merged it with Mewar.     Since then 1569 AD. Till then Bundi remained a pargana under the Mewar kingdom.     1569 AD Rao Surjan Hada, the ruler of Bundi, made a treaty with Akbar and accepted the suzerainty of the Mughals.     And Bundi came under the rule of the Mugh...

RAO KISHORE SINGH, RAO RAM SINGH, MAHARAO BHIM SINGH, RAO DURJANSHAL SINGH  : -   RAV/RAO KISHORE/KISOR SINGH  (1684 - 1696 ) : -      After Rao Jagat Singh, the youngest son of Madho Singh, Rao Kishore Singh became the ruler of Kota. Rao Kishore Singh showed his bravery during the victory of Bijapur.      He displayed amazing prowess even against the Marathas. He died in 1696 AD in the campaign of South.     He got the Kishore Sagar pond repaired. Kishore Vilas Bagh was built. RAV RAM SINGH  ( 1696 - 1707 ) : -      In the victory of Bijapur, Ram Singh showed amazing bravery. 1707 AD At the time of Aurangzeb's death, Ram Singh supported Azam in the war of succession. MAHARAV BHIM SINGH ( 1707 - 1720  ) : -      Bhim Singh Kota became the most influential ruler of the state. During his time the quota was expanded as much as during the time of no other ruler.      He h...

HADA CHAUHAN OF KOTA, RAO BHAV SINGH HADA, RAO MADHO SINGH, RAO MUKANDA SINGH, RAO JAGAT SINGH  : -  KOTA KE HADHA CHOHAN  : -      First of all, the ruler of Bundi, Jaitra Singh Hada, in 1274 AD. After defeating the Kotia Bhils, the Kota kingdom was merged with Bundi. The independent state of Kota was established by Madho Singh, the son of Rao Ratan Singh, the ruler of Hada Chauhan of Kota. RAV BHAV SINGH HADHA ( 1658 – 1681 ) : -      After Rao Shatrushal, his eldest son Bhav Singh became the ruler of Bundi in 1658.     The painting of Bundi reached its climax during the reign of Bhav Singh.     After this Rao Anirudh Hada (1681 – 1695 AD) and Rao Raja Buddha Singh (1693 – 1739 AD) became the rulers of Bundi. 1818 AD Vishnusinh, the ruler of Bundi, made a treaty with the East India Company for protection from the Marathas. RAV MADHO SINGH HADHA ( 1634 – 1648 ) : -      Madho Singh was the second son of...