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Dear visitor today i am posting list of member organisation of All india Rajput MahaSabha This is the list of all these organisations:
ALL INDIA RAJPUT MAHASABHA ADDRESS LIST
101 Shree Rajput Sabha jaipur
C – 22 A & B ,Bhagwandas Road
JAIPUR – 302 001
Tel No.(O) 0141 – 2361121
http://thegreatrajputana.blogspot.com/
E-mail ID: Shreerajputsabhajaipur@yahoo.com
102 Madhya Pradesh Rajput Samaj
Karyalaya – 74
Maharana Pratap Nagar Zone – 2
BHOPAL– 11, Madhyapradesh
Tel No.(O) 0755-4222000
103 Raju Kshatriya Welfare Association
No.73/1, Guest House Road
Nazarbad
MYSORE – 570 010
Tel No.(O) 0821-2522888
Shri P.V Giri (Mobile 9845011646)
E-mail ID:giri15@gmail.com
104 Kshatriya Seva Sangham
C/o GRR Swarya Public School
Ayodhyanagar
VIJAYAWADA – 3
Tel No.(O) 0866-2534852
105 Maharana Pratap Shikshan Sanstha
Hawai Mahal
Maharanapratap Marg
Dadanagar, DONDAICHA – 425 408
Tel No.(M) 94222 86225
E-mail ID: starch@sancharnet.in
106 Kshatriya Seva Samithi
9-1-92/1, Near LF Junior College
BHADRACHALAM
Khammam Dt. – 507 111
Tel No.(O) 08743-232863
107 RMV IInd Stage Raju Kshatriya Welfare Association
RKS Bhavan, 6th Main Road,
Vivekananda Road
Balaji Layout, Kodigalli Village
BANGALORE – 560 092,
Karnataka State.
Tel No 09448082990
108 Sree Konaseema Kshatriya Seva Samithi
NH 214, College Road
AMALAPURAM
E.G.Dt.
Tel No.(O) 08856-235444/9849533040
109 Kshatriya Seva Samithi
D.No.73-12-9/3 B
Datla Balarama Raju Bhavanam
Near Sri Venkateswara Temple
A V Apparao Road
RAJAHMUNDRY – 3
110 Sree Konaseema Kshatriya Seva Samithi
NH 214, College Road
AMALAPURAM
E.G.Dt.
Tel No.(O) 08856-235444/9849533040
111 Kshatriya Seva Samakya
Opp.Head Post Office
NIDADAVOLE
W.G.Dt.- 534 301
Tel No.(O) 94401 04621
112 Kshatriya Samkshema Parishad
D.No.1-4-11
Lajapathi Roy Peta
PALAKOL – 534 260
W.G.Dt.
Tel No.(O) 08814-223405/9848121332
E-mail ID:ksppalakol@gmail.com
113 Sri Alluri Sitarama Raju Seva Samithi
Alluri Sitarama Raju Nagar
ASR Nagar
BHIMAVARAM – 534 202
W.G.Dt.
Tel No.(O) 08816-224291/9247433125
114 Rajpoot Hitkarini Sabha
Rajpoot Boarding House
Janandra Ganj
GWALIOR
Tel No.(O)0751-2630844
(M) 09425116205
115 Akhila Bhartiya Mahasabha
4-1-1/24, Yousuf Gulshan Apartment
King Koti
HYDERABAD
Tel No.(M) 93924 06897
116 Rayalaseema Kshatriya Seva Samithi
1-11-67/2/1, Sainagar Colony
New Venkatraopet
Trimulgirry (Post)
SECUNDERABAD – 500 015
Tel No.(M) 99493 64141
117 Virendra Singh Rathore
Greenply Ind Ltd
Makum Road
TINSUKIA (Assam)
Tel No.(M) 94351 35881
(O) 03742331453
E-mail ID:vsrathore.tzt@greenply.com
118 Kshatriya Samaj Association of India
A1, Prince Complex
Chatrapati S q
NAGPUR – 440015
Tel No.(O) 071-23042315
E-mail ID:krb.realestate@yahoo.com
119 The Kshatriya Seva Samithi
Kshatriya Towers
2-1-284, Block – II; Flat No.103, Nallakunta
HYDERABAD– 500 044
Tel No.(O) 040-2766 4359,(M) 99892 44359
E-mail ID:apkss2004@yahoo.com
120 Pratap Wahini Samaj Kalyan Sansthan
67, Vivek Nagar
GWALIOR – 474 011
Tel No.(O) 0751-2341123/2410319
E-mail ID:mpctcse@sancharnet.in
121 Rajpoot Kshatriya Samaj
Ramraj Singh
Near Shikchak Colony
Khajr Road, Chhindwara
MADHYAPRADESH – 480 001
Tel No.(O) 07162-238086, (M) 09425897214
122 Kshatriya Rajput Sabha
Head Office – 3-3-869
3rd Floor, Maharana Pratap Bhavan
Sultan Bazar, Kutbiguda
HYDERABAD– 500 027. A.P.
Tel No.(O) 040 – 2465 7644
E-Mail Id: krajputsabhaap@gmail.com
123 Haryana Rajput Pratinidhi Sabha
360, Sector 15, FARIDABAD
Haryana State – 121 007
Tel No. (O) 0129 – 4002068,(M) 9810020019
E-Mail Id : hsrana@email.com
124 Akhil Bharatiya Kshatriya Mahasabha
5 Navalkar Lane, V.P.Road
Prarthana Samaj, MUMBAI – 4
Maharashtra State
Tel No. (O) 022-2388 4133
125 Kshatriya Samkshema Samithi
Alluri Seetharama Raju Nagar
Seethammadhara
VISAKHAPATNAM – 530 013.
Tel No.(O) 0891-2551451
E-Mail Id: svssrraju@rediffmail.com
126 Maharaja Karnadev Memorial Trust
Rajput Kuldev Mandir
Mohan Cinema Road, Asarva
AHMEDABAD, Gujarat State.
Tel No.(O) 07922-682936
Dr. JM Jadeja 09925248201
E-Mail Id: jmjadeja@gmail.com
127 Sri Rajput Sports & Study Circle
Farm Section Road, Near Panchavati
Petrol Pump, JAMNAGAR
Gujarat State
Tel No. (O) 0288 – 2662230
128 Akhil Gujarat Rajput Yuva Sangh
Rajput Kuldevi Mandir
Mohan Cinema Road
ASARVA, Ahmadabad –Gujarat
Tel No.(O) 0792 – 2682936
129 Raju Kshatriya Sangh (R)
31st Cross, 11th Main Road
4th Block, Jayanagar
BANGALORE – 560 011
Tel no.(O) 080-2244 0144
Shri Ganesh Raju (M) 09845600036
130 Maharana Pratap Samaj Kalyan Parishad
378 & 379, Rohit Nagar
Opp. To Water Tank
TRILINGA ,Bhopal – 462 039 (MP)
Tel No.(O) 0755-4280284 (M) 09827242646 (M) 09425665800
131 Kshatriya Parishat
Gandhi Nagar
KAKINADA
E.G.Dt. – 533 004
Tel No. (O) 0884-2371779
132 Rayalaseema Kshatriya Seva Sanghams
Kshatriya Bhavanm Kshatriya Nagar
Post: Avilala, Near Satya Sai Temple
TIRUPATHI – 517 501
133 Kshatriya Seva Samithi
H.No. 11/166, Rajula Colony
KAIKALURU – 521 333, Krishna dt.
Tel: 08677 – 222335 (M) 94903 34345
134 Kshatriya Parishad
C/o Dr. P.V.G.Raju Kalyana Mandapam
Near M.R.College Stadium
Dharmapuri Road
VIZIANAGARAM – 535 002
Tel: 08922- 226826
135 Alluri Yuvajana Seva Sangham
C/o G.Changal Raju
(M) 9618664997
President
S/o Subba Raju, Bommavaram (P)
Obulavaripalli (M), Kadapa Dt.
136 Shri Guru Kripa Siksha Sansthan
Kotwali Santar
Morar, Gwalior – 470 006
137 Maharana Pratap Charitable Trust
152 Vikashnagar
Biwani (Haryana)
PIN 171321
Tel : 01664 -249377: (M) 09812300070
138 All India Rajput Students Aid Society
Plot No.454, Sector – 25, West
Chandigarh – 160014
139 THE FEDERATION YUVAJANA SANGAM A.P (FKYS)
M.Rangaraju Residency, Flat No 101
d.No 8-3-224/2/101.
Beside K.K.Towers, Main Road, Yousufguda, Hyderabad – 500 045
Tel : 040-23754111, E-mail ID: vvininfra.hyd@gmail.com
140 Rajasthan Rajput Parishad
B-1, Neela Apartments
Opp.Mandpeshwar
Ind State, SVP Road
Borivili, West Mumbai – 92
Tel No.022 – 28957474 ; 28958787
Ratansingh_thakurgroup@yahoo.co.in
141 J.D.M.V.P.Co.op Samaj Ltd
C/o Virendra R.Bhoite
Vice – Chairman
Pin – 425 001
JALGAON
Tel No. 0257 – 2235607
0257 – 2235781 info@jdmvp.org
142 Alluri Seetharama Raju Cultural Association
# 1657/10
2nd Floor, 2nd stage 10th Main “A” Blaock, Rajajinagar
Bangalore 560010, Tele : 08023470880
e-mail: asrcassociation@gmail.com
Karnataka
143 SAMSKRUTHI TRUST
462, 6th Cross, 3rd Phase,
J.P. Nagar
Bangalore 560 078
Phone 09945070736
144 Bela Shakti Mandir Charitable Trust
# 59/29 New Rohtak Road,
Karol- Bagh
New Delhi – 5
Phone 011-28714241, 09891327022
Email: mehinn@yahoo.com
145 Uttar Pradeshiya Rajput Samithi
Jaipur
Sector -12 Near Thadi Market
Mansarovar – Jaipur
Phone 0141-2781393, 09314878475
(Shri Mangal Sen)
146 Rajmata Uttrakumari Jankalyan Samithi
Rajmahal Parour
Shahjahanpur
UP
Phone: 05843-271201;
09415326649 (M)
Shri Raja Ajay Kumar Singh
147 Rajapalayam Kshatriya Rajus’ Association (Chennai)
KT Srinivasa Raja Hall, S32, TNHB Complex 4 (180), Luz Church Road,
Mylapore, Chennai 600 004
Email : rajus@chennairajus.com,
+9 : Kshatriyas@chennairajus.com
: www.chennairajus.com
Phone 09444000999 (K.T.Srinivasa Raju)
148 Shri Maharaw Khangarji Samajik
Seva Trust
194 A, Bharatendu Nagar
Khatipura, Jaipur – 302012
Rajasthan
Phone: 0141-2359851
09829992777
Mail Id: bhupendrasg66@gmail.com
149 Paramveer Major Shaitan Sing Rajput
Chatrawash and Shikhsan Sansthan
Kundan Nagar
Ajmeer, Rajasthan
Phone: 0145-2622006
Mail Id: paramveer1962@gmail.com
150 Kshatriya Pratibha Vikas Evaam
Shaudh Samsthan
E-29, Lilamba House
Shastri Nagar, Ajmeer
Rajasthan – 305 006
Phone: 0145-2425255
151 Kshatriya Sankshema Seva Sangham
Bank Colony
Tanuku, W.G.Dt – 534 211
Phone: 08819-228282
ALL INDIA KSHATRIYA FEDERATION GOVERNING COUNCIL MEMEBERS ADDRESS LIST
01 Sri A.S.China Swamy Raju
Hotel Chalukya
No.44, Race Course Road
BANGALORE – 560 001, Karnataka State. Chairman (O) 080-2361 2414
(M) 98450 44055
chinnaswamyraju@atriahotel.com
02 Sri Datla Ramesh
Plot No.170, Road No.13 A
Jubilee Hills
HYDERABAD – 500 033, A.P. Vice-Chairman (M) 99490 35745
rameshd@elicoltd.com
03 Sri Narendra Singh Rajawat
Sree Rajput Sabha
Bhagwandas Road,C – Scheme,
JAIPUR – 302 001, Rajasthan State. Vice – Chairman (O) 0141-2361221
(M) 94140 65157
shreerajputsabha@rediffmail.com
04 Sri Sarkar Jitendrasingh Jaysingh Rawal
Universal Starch Ltd
Mhartepen Building, B.Wing, 2nd Floor
Senapathi, Bapat Marg, Dedar West,
MUMBAI, Maharashtra State. Vice – Chairman (O) 022-6580 3825
(M) 94222 86225
usaltd@vsnl.in
05 Sri P.Raghava Raju
HIG, Block – 3, Flat 6
Baghlingampally
HYDERABAD – 500 044, A.P. Gen.Secretary (O) 040-2756 8681
(M) 98499 91919
raghavaraju45@yahoo.co.in
06 Sri D. SATYANARAYANA RAJU
Kodurupadu, Allavaram, (M)
AMALAPURAM
E.G.Dist. – 533218, A.P. Organizing Secretary 08856-232005
(M) 98495 33040
07 Sri K.Soma Raju
Satya 2-2-23/22/25
Baghamberpeta
HYDERABAD – 500 013, A.P. Treasurer (R ) 040-2742 6162
(M) 98488 84735
raju_soma@hotmail.com
08 Sri S.V.S.S.Ramachandra Raju
5-117-17/8, Seethammadhara
VISAKHAPATNAM – 530 013, A.P. Member (O) 0891-2581451
(M) 99490 95891
svssrraju@rediffmail.com
09 Sri K.T.Srinivasa Raju
Adyaranda Bhavan
Muthulaxmi Bhavan
No.9, M.G.Road, Sastri Nagar
CHENNAI– 600 020, Tamilnadu State. Member (M) 94440 00999
kts@aabcsweets.com
10 Sri Sasikanth Pawar
103 E – Guruhapriya
N.C.Kelkar Road, Dadar (W)
MUMBAI – 400 028, Maharashtra State. Member (R) 022-2431 3950
(M) 98699 56340
11 Sri Dr.Jayendrasingh M.Jadeja, M.D
Rajput Kuladev Mandir
Mohan Cinema Road
ASARWA
AHAMEDABAD
jmjadeja@gmail.com
|| JAI RAJPUTAN ||
shakti singh shekhawat(sarai)
shri rajput hostel,jaipur
room no.48
batch year-2010/2011
mob-9024259300/7737737999
Monday, 22 August 2011
In the fictional town of Rajpur, Dilip (Raj Singh Chaudhary), a law student who is a Rajput from Bikaner, and his faithful servant, Bhanwar (Mukesh Bhatt), secure housing in an old, run-down British-era pub. Here Dilip meets Rananjay Singh “Ransa” (Abhimanyu Singh), a prince who despises the ideologies of his father and the aristocracy. Ransa's straightforward and fearless personality has quite an effect on the mild-mannered Dilip. Shortly, Dilip visits the university hostel where he is ragged by a gang of university thugs, led by Jadwal (Pankaj Jha). They strip him and lock him in a room with Anuja (Jesse Randhawa), a young lecturer in the same university. Both Dilip and Anuja are released naked. Dilip's brother tells him to ignore the event and that things were the same in his days, effectively stating that the society as a whole hasn’t changed much since his time. But Ransa disagrees and tells Dilip that they should avenge this act. Initially, Dilip is reluctant but finally gives in and goes along with Ransa, after Ransa provokes him to give the thugs a taste of their own medicine. But the tables are turned and both Dilip and Ransa are beaten and are ragged and thrown out of the hostel. Ransa meets Dukey Bana (Kay Kay Menon), a local figure who is trying to gather support for the Rajputana separatist movement, who allows them to proceed with the plan to injure Jadwal. Ransa and Dilip ambush Jadwal, but the other thugs corner them in a cinema hall. Dukey Bana interferes and rescues them. Dukey Bana then convinces Ransa to in the General Secretary Elections at the university. Running against Ransa is his father's out-of-wedlock daughter, Kiran (Ayesha Mohan).
Ransa is kidnapped by his father's out-of-wedlock son Karan (Aditya Srivastava), who asks him to withdraw from the elections. Ransa mocks him and Karan kills him. Taking advantage of the situation, Dukey Bana makes Dilip to take Ransa's place in the election. The chances of Dilip winning are minimal, so Dukey Bana bribes the electoral panel to rig the count in Dilip's favour. Dilip wins the election to become the general secretary. Kiran then seduces Dilip and convinces him to allow her to become the cultural secretary. Dukey Bana then starts using the funds for the Rajputana separatist movement. When Dilip finds out about this he goes to confront Dukey Bana about the funds. Bana lets Dilip know about the movement and tells him that the funds are being used for it. Dilip is not convinced and tries to reason with Bana. A frustrated Bana takes him to his country estate where his thugs have killed Jadwal and shows him the body to intimidate him. Anuja, is thrown out of the hostel and moves in with Dilip. Kiran gets pregnant and is angry with Dilip for being careless about it. She gets an abortion and leaves Dilip. Anuja tries to make Dilip understand that Kiran has no interest in leading a married life and leaves him. A frustrated Dilip resigns from his post and Kiran steps in. She then tries to seduce Dukey Bana, but she fails when Bhati (Deepak Dobriyal), Dukey's second-in-command, comes looking for Dukey. In a private meeting, an irate Dukey threatens Karan and Kiran by telling them that the only reason they're alive is because of their links to the local king.
Dilip, blinded by his love for Kiran, becomes violent and aggressive. Anuja also decides to leave him. Meanwhile Dilip finds out about Kiran from Bana's mistress, Madhuri (Mahi Gill). He grabs a gun, goes to Bana's house and shoots him. While dying, Bana tells him that Kiran used Dilip to get to him. At the same time, Karan reveals to his group of thugs that once Dukey Bana is out of the way, the Rajputana movement will have no choice but to choose Karan as its new leader and therefore legitimize his royal status. They conclude that to get rid of Dukey, they must first eliminate Bhati. Dilip wants to hear the truth from Kiran, so he tells Bhati to get her on the phone. Kiran refuses to answer, so Bhati goes off to find her and is killed by Karan's thugs. Dilip comes to meet Kiran who tells him that all she wanted to was use him to become general secretary. Dilip rejects her explanation and almost shoots her but gets shot by thugs. Despite his injuries, Dilip walks back to his house and dies there. The film ends with Karan as the head of the Rajputana movement, while Kiran sheds a tear as one of the loyal faithful.
Parallel to the plot there is an interesting character of Dukey Bana's brother Prithvi Bana played by Piyush Mishra.He wears bizarre dress and seems as psychic,though talks very satirically and often abused and slapped by Dukey banna for this.It is told in flashback that he was once a Guitarist in his young days.Along with him there is a person characterized as ardhnarishwar,who is killed by Dukey banna mistakenly when Dukey banna was outraged with his brother and aims to shoot him and misses.
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SHRI RAJPUT HOSTEL,JAIPUR
BATCH YEAR-2010/2011
Ransa is kidnapped by his father's out-of-wedlock son Karan (Aditya Srivastava), who asks him to withdraw from the elections. Ransa mocks him and Karan kills him. Taking advantage of the situation, Dukey Bana makes Dilip to take Ransa's place in the election. The chances of Dilip winning are minimal, so Dukey Bana bribes the electoral panel to rig the count in Dilip's favour. Dilip wins the election to become the general secretary. Kiran then seduces Dilip and convinces him to allow her to become the cultural secretary. Dukey Bana then starts using the funds for the Rajputana separatist movement. When Dilip finds out about this he goes to confront Dukey Bana about the funds. Bana lets Dilip know about the movement and tells him that the funds are being used for it. Dilip is not convinced and tries to reason with Bana. A frustrated Bana takes him to his country estate where his thugs have killed Jadwal and shows him the body to intimidate him. Anuja, is thrown out of the hostel and moves in with Dilip. Kiran gets pregnant and is angry with Dilip for being careless about it. She gets an abortion and leaves Dilip. Anuja tries to make Dilip understand that Kiran has no interest in leading a married life and leaves him. A frustrated Dilip resigns from his post and Kiran steps in. She then tries to seduce Dukey Bana, but she fails when Bhati (Deepak Dobriyal), Dukey's second-in-command, comes looking for Dukey. In a private meeting, an irate Dukey threatens Karan and Kiran by telling them that the only reason they're alive is because of their links to the local king.
Dilip, blinded by his love for Kiran, becomes violent and aggressive. Anuja also decides to leave him. Meanwhile Dilip finds out about Kiran from Bana's mistress, Madhuri (Mahi Gill). He grabs a gun, goes to Bana's house and shoots him. While dying, Bana tells him that Kiran used Dilip to get to him. At the same time, Karan reveals to his group of thugs that once Dukey Bana is out of the way, the Rajputana movement will have no choice but to choose Karan as its new leader and therefore legitimize his royal status. They conclude that to get rid of Dukey, they must first eliminate Bhati. Dilip wants to hear the truth from Kiran, so he tells Bhati to get her on the phone. Kiran refuses to answer, so Bhati goes off to find her and is killed by Karan's thugs. Dilip comes to meet Kiran who tells him that all she wanted to was use him to become general secretary. Dilip rejects her explanation and almost shoots her but gets shot by thugs. Despite his injuries, Dilip walks back to his house and dies there. The film ends with Karan as the head of the Rajputana movement, while Kiran sheds a tear as one of the loyal faithful.
Parallel to the plot there is an interesting character of Dukey Bana's brother Prithvi Bana played by Piyush Mishra.He wears bizarre dress and seems as psychic,though talks very satirically and often abused and slapped by Dukey banna for this.It is told in flashback that he was once a Guitarist in his young days.Along with him there is a person characterized as ardhnarishwar,who is killed by Dukey banna mistakenly when Dukey banna was outraged with his brother and aims to shoot him and misses.
Cast
- Kay Kay Menon as Dukey Bana
- Raj Singh Chaudhary as Dilip Singh
- Abhimanyu Singh as Rananjay Singh "Ransa"
- Aditya Srivastava as Karan
- Jesse Randhawa as Anuja
- Deepak Dobriyal as Bhati
- Ayesha Mohan as Kiran
- Mahi Gill as Madhuri
- Piyush Mishra as Prithvi Bana
- Mukesh Bhatt as Bhanwar Singh
- Jyoti Dogra as Dukey Bana's wife
- Teddy Maurya as Bahrupiya, Ardhnarishwar and Man in blue paint
SHAKTI SINGH SHEKHAWAT 9024259300
SHRI RAJPUT HOSTEL,JAIPUR
BATCH YEAR-2010/2011
GULAL
GULAL
 Poster | ||||||
| Directed by | Anurag Kashyap | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Written by | Raj Singh Chaudhary Anurag Kashyap | |||||
| Starring | Raj Singh Chaudhary Kay Kay Menon Deepak Dobriyal Mahi Gill Ayesha Mohan Jesse Randhawa Aditya Srivastava Piyush Mishra Abhimanyu Singh | |||||
| Music by | Piyush Mishra | |||||
| Cinematography | Rajeev Ravi | |||||
| Editing by | Aarti Bajaj | |||||
| Distributed by | Zee Limelight | |||||
| Release date(s) | 13 March 2009 | |||||
| Country | India | |||||
| Language | Hindi | A | ||||
Friday, 19 August 2011
Maharana Pratap
Udai Singh's son was Maharana Pratap who leads the Rajputs against Akbar's armies and preserved Rajput rule in Mewad. Rana Pratap was faced with the formidable challenge of renegade Rajput princes like Raja Todar Mal and Raja Man Singh who had joined forces with the Muslim rulers.
The Battle of Haldighati
In the Battle of Haldighati fought between Maharana Pratap and the Mughals; the Rajputs were not able to overcome the combined strength of the Mughals and the renegade Rajput princes who had played the role of traitors. But Maharana Pratap, who was badly hurt in the battle, was saved by his wise horse Chetak, who took him in an unconscious state away from the battle scene. Although Maharana Pratap was not able to thwart the Muslims successfully, the saga of Rajput resistance to Muslim rule continued till the 17th century when the baton of the struggle for Indian Independence from Muslim tyranny was taken up by the upcoming power of the Marathas, who brought about an end to Muslim domination of India.
According to the Rajput bards the Chauhan is one of the four Agnikula or 'fire sprung' tribes who were created by the gods in the anali kund or 'fountain of fire' on Mount Abu to fight against the Asuras or demons. Chauhan is also one of the 36 (royal) ruling races of the Rajputs.
Chauhan dynasty flourished from the 8th to 12th centuries AD. It was one of the four main Rajput dynasties of that era, the others being Pratiharas, Paramaras and Chalukyas. The Chauhans dominated Delhi, Ajmer, and Ranthambhor. They were also prominent at Sirohi in the southwest of Rajputana, and at Bundi and Kota in the east. Inscriptions also associate them with Sambhar, the salt lake area in the Amber (later Jaipur) district. Chauhan politics were largely campaigns against the Chalukyas and the invading Muslim hordes. In the 11th century they founded the city of Ajayameru (Ajmer) in the southern part of their kingdom, and in the 12th century captured Dhilika (the ancient name of Delhi) from the Tomaras and annexed some of their territory along the Yamuna River. Prithviraj III has become famous in folk tales and historical literature as the Chauhan king of Delhi who resisted the Muslim attack in the first Battle of TARAIN (1191). Armies from other Rajput kingdoms, including Mewar assisted him. However, Prithviraj was defeated in a second battle at Tarain the following year. This failure ushered in Muslim rule in North India in the form of the SLAVE DYNASTY, the first of the Delhi Sultanates.
Akbar and Rajputs
Akbar won the fort of Chittorgarh, but Rana Udai Singh was ruling Mewar from other places.[where?] On 3 March 1572 Udai Singh died, and his son, Rana Pratap, sat on throne at Gogunda. He vowed that he would liberate Mewar from the Mughals; until then he would not sleep on a bed, would not live in a palace, and would not have food on a plate (thali). Akbar tried to arrange a treaty with Rana Pratap, but did not succeed. Finally he sent an army under Raja Man Singh in 1576. Rana Pratap was defeated at the Battle of Haldighati in June 1576. Rana Pratap escaped from the battle and started guerrilla warfare with the Mughals. Ultimately he was successful in liberating most of the Mewar, except the fort of Chittorgarh. The Bargujars were the main allies of the Ranas of Mewar. Rana Pratap died on 19 January 1597, and Rana Amar Singh succeeded him. Akbar sent Salim to attack Mewar in October 1603, but he stopped at Fatehpur Sikri and sought permission from the emperor to go to Allahabad, and went there. In 1605 Salim sat on the throne and took the name of Jahangir.
[edit]Jahangir and Rajputs
Jahangir sent an army under his son Parvez to attack Mewar in 1605. A indecisive battle was fought at Debari. The Mughal emperor sent Mahabat Khan in 1608. He was recalled in 1609, and Abdulla Khan was sent. Then Raja Basu was sent, and Mirza Ajij Koka was sent. No conclusive victory could be achieved. Ultimately Jahangir himself arrived at Ajmer in 1613, and appointed Shazada Khurram to fight against Mewar. Khurram devastated the areas of Mewar and cut the supplies to the Rana. With the advice of his nobles and the crown prince, Karna, the Rana sent a peace delegation to Prince Khurram, Jahangir's son. Khurram sought approval of the treaty from his father at Ajmer. Jahangir issued an order authorising Khurram to agree to the treaty. The treaty was agreed between Rana Amar Singh and prince Khurram in 1615.
- The Rana of Mewar accepted Mughal sovereignty.
- Mewar and the fort of Chittorgarh was returned to Rana.
- The fort of Chittorgarh could not be repaired or renovated by Rana.
- The Rana of Mewar would not attend the Mughal court personally. The crown prince of Mewar would attend the court and give himself and his army to the Mughals.
- It was not necessary for the Rana to establish a marriage alliance with the Mughals.
This treaty, considered respectable for both parties, ended the 88-year long enmity between Mewar and the Mughals.
[edit]Aurangzeb and Rajput rebellion
The Mughal emperor Aurangzeb (1618–1707), who was far less tolerant of Hinduism than his predecessors, placed a Muslim on the throne of Marwar when the childless Maharaja Jaswant Singh died. This enraged the Rathores, and when Ajit Singh, Jaswant Singh's son, was born after his death, the Marwar nobles asked Aurangzeb to place Ajit on the throne. Aurangzeb refused, and tried to have Ajit assassinated. Durgadas Rathore and the dhaa maa (wet nurse) of Ajit, Goora Dhaa (The Sainik Kshatriyas Gehlot Rajput of Mandore), and others smuggled Ajit out of Delhi to Jaipur, thus starting the thirty-year Rajput rebellion against Aurangzeb. This rebellion united the Rajput clans, and a triple-pronged alliance was formed by the states of Marwar, Mewar, and Jaipur. One of the conditions of this alliance was that the rulers of Jodhpur and Jaipur should regain the privilege of marriage with the ruling Sesodia dynasty of Mewar, on the understanding that the offspring of Sesodia princesses should succeed to the throne over any other offspring. This stipulation would lend itself to many future conflicts.
Rajputs at the rise of the Mughals
Soon after his defeat in 1527 at The Battle of Khanwa, Rana Sanga died in 1528. Bahadur Shah of Gujarat became a powerful Sultan. He captured Raiseen in 1532 and defeated Mewar in 1533. He helped Tatar Khan to capture Bayana, which was under Mughal occupation. Humayun sent Hindal and Askari to fight Tatar Khan. At the battle of Mandrail in 1534, Tatar Khan was defeated and killed. Puranmal, the Raja of Amber, helped the Mughals in this battle. He was killed in this battle. Now it became necessary for Humayun to crush the rising power of Bahadur Shah. While Bahadur Shah was besieging the fort of Chittorgarh, Humayun started against him. Hearing the news, the Rani Karmawati, widow of Rana Sanga, sent rakhi (passion flowers) to Hymayun. Humayun is considered to have accepted the rakhi, but stopped at Sarang Pur in January 1535. Mewar was weakened due to constant struggles. After a long wait, the Rajputs had a last fight on 8 March 1535, and Rani Karmawati, together with other women, committed Jauhar (mass suicide) the same day. Humayun now pursued Bahadur Shah. Later Bahadur Shah and Sher Shah Suri created many problems for Humayun, and he lost the empire. He regained the empire in July 1555, and died in January 1556. Akbar, the son of Humayun, tried to persuade Mewar to accept Mughal sovereignty, like other Rajputs, but Rana Udai Singh refused. Ultimately Akbar besieged the fort of Chittor in 1567. This time, Rana Udai Singh left the fort with his family. Jaimal Rathore of Merta and Fatah Singh of Kelwa were left to take care of the fort. On 23 February 1568, Akbar hit Jaimal Rathore, who was looking after the repair work, with his gun. That same night, the Rajput women committed jauhar (ritual suicide) and the Rajput men, led by the wounded Jaimal and Fatah Singh, fought their last battle. Akbar entered the fort, and at least 30,000 people were killed. Later Akbar placed a statue of these two Rajput warriors on the gates of Agra Fort.
[edit]Akbar and Rajputs
Akbar won the fort of Chittorgarh, but Rana Udai Singh was ruling Mewar from other places.[where?] On 3 March 1572 Udai Singh died, and his son, Rana Pratap, sat on throne at Gogunda. He vowed that he would liberate Mewar from the Mughals; until then he would not sleep on a bed, would not live in a palace, and would not have food on a plate (thali). Akbar tried to arrange a treaty with Rana Pratap, but did not succeed. Finally he sent an army under Raja Man Singh in 1576. Rana Pratap was defeated at the Battle of Haldighati in June 1576. Rana Pratap escaped from the battle and started guerrilla warfare with the Mughals. Ultimately he was successful in liberating most of the Mewar, except the fort of Chittorgarh. The Bargujars were the main allies of the Ranas of Mewar. Rana Pratap died on 19 January 1597, and Rana Amar Singh succeeded him. Akbar sent Salim to attack Mewar in October 1603, but he stopped at Fatehpur Sikri and sought permission from the emperor to go to Allahabad, and went there. In 1605 Salim sat on the throne and took the name of Jahangir.
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Shekhawat
Shekhawat are the most prominent of the all the Kachawahas. They are offsprings of the great Kachawaha Rajput warrior Rao Shekha ( 1443 - 1488). He ruled over the region called 'Shekhawati' , comprising of the districts of Sikar, Jhunjhunu, Churu.
He was son of Thakur of Nan Mokal Kachawaha and Nirwan Queen. He was born on 24 sept. 1433, at Amra Dhabai ki Dhani. Later in the memory Amra Rao shekh founded Amarsar.On death of his old father Rao Mokal, Rao Shekha took over the reigns in 1459, at that time he was only 12.
Shekhawt's and Shekhawati (area in which they reside) has given maximum number of soldiers to the country. And about 30,000 of this regions soldiers have died in first and second world war. Maximum causalities of soldiers in Kargil conflict were of Shekhawati region. This area is also recipient of the first Param veer chakra in India, which was won by Piru Singh Shekhawat of village Rampura beri (district- Churu). He was from 6th Rajputana Rifles. Most of the Rajput troops from shekhawati are enrolled in Rajputana Rifles, rajput regiment and grenadiers regiment.
Shekhawat are the most prominent of the all the Kachawahas. They are offsprings of the great Kachawaha Rajput warrior Rao Shekha ( 1443 - 1488). He ruled over the region called 'Shekhawati' , comprising of the districts of Sikar, Jhunjhunu, Churu.
He was son of Thakur of Nan Mokal Kachawaha and Nirwan Queen. He was born on 24 sept. 1433, at Amra Dhabai ki Dhani. Later in the memory Amra Rao shekh founded Amarsar.On death of his old father Rao Mokal, Rao Shekha took over the reigns in 1459, at that time he was only 12.
Shekhawt's and Shekhawati (area in which they reside) has given maximum number of soldiers to the country. And about 30,000 of this regions soldiers have died in first and second world war. Maximum causalities of soldiers in Kargil conflict were of Shekhawati region. This area is also recipient of the first Param veer chakra in India, which was won by Piru Singh Shekhawat of village Rampura beri (district- Churu). He was from 6th Rajputana Rifles. Most of the Rajput troops from shekhawati are enrolled in Rajputana Rifles, rajput regiment and grenadiers regiment.
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