Barauli State

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"Barauli" is princly state of Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India. It is dynasty of BadgujarRajput community.


Established

Raja Pratap Singh married the daughter of Raja Door and populated the town of Barauli in Samvat 1122 (1065 A.D.) when there were 1656 villages attached to Barauli State.[1].He got 156 villages in dowry of Dor king's daughter's marriage [2]

History

Barauli,Aligarh District claims to have descended from Raja Bharat of the Solar dynasty which reigned over Ajudhia in ancient times. Raja Nityapal, a remote ancestor of the family, left Ajudhia and took possession of Kathiawar in Gujerat but Raja Sadasen had, after some time, to leave Kathia- war and migrate to Benares where he founded a principality of his own and he and his descendants ruled over the territory for several centuries. They were called Katharya Rajputs as they had come from Kathiawar. During the Mahomedan period the family, owing to special deeds of loyalty, obtained from the Kings several jagirs and other privileges some of which are still enjoyed by the members. The village Madhkar was granted to Rajas Bhawani Singh and Harhar Singh by Shah Alam Ghazi. Raja Pirthi Singh, brother of Rao Raghuraj Singh still lives at this village. Raja Partab Singh, a near ancestor of the family, married the daughter of Raja Door and populated the town of Barauli in Sam vat 1 122 (1065 A. D.) when there were 1656 villages attached to it.[3] The Barauli family of Badgujar in the Aligarh district trace their origin to Raja Rajdeo of Solar race,who ruled at Macheri.The grandson of Rajdeo married a sister of Prithirai and their son Raja Pratap Singh.[4]


Contribution

Aligarh Exhibition Dalbar Hall's Marris Gate was built by Rani Khushal Kunwari of Barauli State.[5].

Rao tile

The title of Rao comes from the time of Raja Pirthi Raj and is prefixed to the name of the eldest son. The title formed part of Rao Raja Raghuraj Singh's name as a courtesy, vide local Government order of 1908. In January, 1913, this title was made hereditary.[6]

Kings of "Barauli"

  • Raja Pratap Singh (Establised Barauli with 1656 villages & made his capital)[7]
  • Rao Jat ji (Chaundera 400 villages) ,Rao Ran ji(Barauli 400 villages),Rao Hathi Shah (Narauli 400 villages) , Rao Satpal (Majhaula 400 villages) & Rao Budhan Dev(Birth from a Dhinwar woman(Awagarh 56 villages)
  • Rao Gurg Pal & Rao Punpal
  • Rao Ugra Sen
  • Rao Rao Dev Pal
  • Rao Angad
  • Rao Rukam Singh
  • Rao Chandra Bhan Singh
  • Rao Jai Singh (Martye in a war)
  • Rao Summer SIngh
  • Rao Raghuraj Singh[8]
  • Rao Munshi Singh
  • Rao Gulab Singh
  • unknown
  • Rao Karan Singh & Rao Lal Singh(converted to Islam called LalKhan,Badgujar his generate Chhatra Pal Singh rular of Chatari State)
  • Rao Raj Kumar Singh
  • Kunwar Madhusudan Singh
  • Kunwar Aditya Pratap Singh & Kunwar Abhimanyu Singh

See also

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