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24 अक्टूबर चौधरी रामदान डऊकिया निर्वाण दिवस

Chaudhary Ramdan Dookiya (चौधरी रामदान डऊकिया) (15.3.1884 - 24.10.1963) was a great social reformer, an educationist, friend and well wisher of farmers. He was an instrument of change in the farmers of Marwar region in Rajasthan. He was from village Kharin (खड़ीन), 30 km west of Barmer in Barmer district. He was born on 15 March 1884 in farmer family of Malani. [SUP][1][/SUP] He died on 24 October 1963.

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अधिक जानकारी के लिए पढ़ें - https://www.jatland.com/home/Ram_Dan_Dookiya
 
[h=2]Unesco Recognition of Gohad Jat Fort[/h]

Announcement has been made by the UNESCO to honour the conservation work of Gohad Fort in Bhind district with ‘Asia Pacific Heritage’ award. The design of Gohad Fort is a peerless example of fort construction art. The fort was built in the 16th century. Jat Kings ruled over this place for several years and this was the capital of their state.

Reference - "UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award to Gohad Fort", The Hitavada, 05 Nov 2017

Read more at https://www.jatland.com/home/Gohad_Fort
 
lrburdak said:
Unesco Recognition of Gohad Jat Fort



Announcement has been made by the UNESCO to honour the conservation work of Gohad Fort in Bhind district with ‘Asia Pacific Heritage’ award. The design of Gohad Fort is a peerless example of fort construction art. The fort was built in the 16th century.
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Good to know information! Jat, Rajput, Maratha, and Mughals have the kingdom history to pass-on. Thanks again! It is into our genes but not in nature to make us feel like that. We are not down trodden, rather "truely Down to Earth".
 
[h=1]Chaudhary Sir Chhotu Ram Nagar[/h]Ghari Sampla (गढ़ी सांपला) is the village in Sampala tahsil of district Rohtak in Haryana. It is located on the south-east border near Jhajjar district boundary. The name of village has been changed to Chaudhary Sir Chhotu Ram Nagar (चौधरी सर छोटूराम नगर) w.e.f. 9.11.2017 by Govt of Haryana

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lrburdak said:
Unesco Recognition of Gohad Jat Fort



Announcement has been made by the UNESCO to honour the conservation work of Gohad Fort in Bhind district with ‘Asia Pacific Heritage’ award. The design of Gohad Fort is a peerless example of fort construction art. The fort was built in the 16th century. Jat Kings ruled over this place for several years and this was the capital of their state.

Reference - "UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award to Gohad Fort", The Hitavada, 05 Nov 2017

Read more at https://www.jatland.com/home/Gohad_Fort
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It is a wonderful achievement
 
[h=2]सीकर में 1934 में जागीरदारों द्वारा दमन का दौर[/h]सीकर यज्ञ के बाद वहां के अधिकारियों के क्रोध का पारा और भी बढ़ गया। उन दिनों सीकर पुलिस का इंचार्ज मलिक मोहम्मद नाम का एक बाहरी मुसलमान था। वह जाटों का हृदय से विरोधी था। एक महीना भी नहीं बीतने ने दिया कि बकाया लगान का इल्जाम लगाकर चौधरी गौरू सिंह जी कटराथल को गिरफ्तार कर लिया गया। आप उस समय सीकरवाटी जाट किसान पंचायत के उप मंत्री थे और यज्ञ के मंत्री श्री चंद्रभान जी को भी गिरफ्तार कर लिया। स्कूल का मकान तोड़ फोड़ डाला और मास्टर जी को हथकड़ी डाल कर ले जाया गया।

तारीख 5 मार्च को मास्टर चंद्रभान जी के मामले में जो कि दफा 12-अ ताजिराते हिंद के मातहत चल रहा था सफाई के बयान देने के बाद कुंवर पृथ्वी सिंह, चौधरी हरी सिंह बुरड़क और चौधरी तेज सिंह बुरड़क और बिरदा राम जी बुरड़क अपने घरों को लौटे। उनकी गिरफ्तारी के कारण वारंट जारी कर दिये गए।
और इससे पहले ही 20 जनों को गिरफ्तार करके ठोक दिया गया चौधरी ईश्वर सिंह ने काठ में देने का विरोध किया तो उन्हें उल्टा डालकर काठ में दे दिया गया और उस समय तक उसी प्रकार काठ में रखा जब कि कष्ट की परेशानी से बुखार आ गया (अर्जुन 1 मार्च 1934)।

Read more at https://www.jatland.com/home/Jat_Jan_Sewak/Sikar
 
<center> पुस्तक: जाट इतिहास (उत्पत्ति और गौरव खंड), 1937, पृष्ठ:175
लेखक: ठाकुर देशराज, जघीना-भरतपुर, प्रकाशक: ठकुरानी त्रिवेणी देवी मित्र मण्डल प्रेस, राजामण्डी आगरा

पुस्तक को डिजिटल रूप में परिवर्तित कर जाटलैंड साईट पर यहाँ उपलब्ध कराई जा रही है। पुस्तक के डिजिटल रूप में परिवर्तित करने का काम 8 फरवरी 2018‎ को शुरू किया गया और यह कार्य 28 फरवरी 2018‎ को पूरा किया गया।
महाराजा सूरजमल का जन्म 13 फरवरी 1707 को हुआ था। अतः यह ऑनलाइन संस्करण महाराजा सूरजमल को समर्पित है।

सम्पूर्ण पुस्तक यहाँ पढ़ें - https://www.jatland.com/home/Jat_Itihas_(Utpatti_Aur_Gaurav_Khand)

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lrburdak said:
Sanoli (सनोली) (Sinoli,Sinauli) is a village in Baraut tahsil, Baghpat district in Uttar Pradesh. Sanauli is an archaeological site located in Barot tehsil, Baghpat district, Uttar Pradesh, India. It is a site of Indus Valley Civilisation.

It is certainly related with Mahabharata War and so with the Jat History.
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Rash conclusions..
Mahabharata war in 1900 to 2000BC???
Earlier site in sanoli is harppan,So How can we fit Mahabharata in Harppan era?
And yes Mahabharata was fought Iran &Central Asian lands not India .We just have a twisted one sided version of that war with us.
 
narenderkharb said:
Rash conclusions..
Mahabharata war in 1900 to 2000BC???
Earlier site in sanoli is harppan,So How can we fit Mahabharata in Harppan era?
And yes Mahabharata was fought Iran &Central Asian lands not India .We just have a twisted one sided version of that war with us.
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[h=2]Bagpat in Mahabharata[/h]Bagpat was one of five villages demanded by Pandavas. Mahabharata tells that When Pandavas were defeated in chausar they were forced to leave the state for 13 years. During most of this time, they lived at place called Varanavata (modern Bairat) in Jaipur district in Rajasthan. Having lived there for pretty long time, the Pandawas sent a message to the Kauravas that they won't lay their claim to the throne if they were given just five villages. These 5 villages were :


  1. Indraprastha (इन्द्रप्रस्थ) (Purana Qila) - Delhi
  2. Panaprastha (पणप्रस्थ) (Panipat) - Haryana
  3. Sonaprastha (सोणप्रस्थ) (Sonipat) - Haryana
  4. Tilaprastha (तिलप्रस्थ) (Tilpat) - Haryana
  5. Vyaghraprastha (व्याग्रप्रस्थ) (Bagpat) - Uttar Pradesh
If you study the population of people who lived in all these areas mentioned in Mahabharata it is found to be the homeland of Jats.
 
lrburdak said:
Bagpat in Mahabharata

Bagpat was one of five villages demanded by Pandavas. Mahabharata tells that When Pandavas were defeated in chausar they were forced to leave the state for 13 years. During most of this time, they lived at place called Varanavata (modern Bairat) in Jaipur district in Rajasthan. Having lived there for pretty long time, the Pandawas sent a message to the Kauravas that they won't lay their claim to the throne if they were given just five villages. These 5 villages were :


  1. Indraprastha (इन्द्रप्रस्थ) (Purana Qila) - Delhi
  2. Panaprastha (पणप्रस्थ) (Panipat) - Haryana
  3. Sonaprastha (सोणप्रस्थ) (Sonipat) - Haryana
  4. Tilaprastha (तिलप्रस्थ) (Tilpat) - Haryana
  5. Vyaghraprastha (व्याग्रप्रस्थ) (Bagpat) - Uttar Pradesh
If you study the population of people who lived in all these areas mentioned in Mahabharata it is found to be the homeland of Jats.
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Quoting lines from Udyoga parva of Mahabharata...

In this chapter of the Udyoga Parva of the Mahabharata, Yudhishthira sends an offer of peace to Duryodhana, and in the course of doing so he names the five villages:
We are desirous of peace; give us even a single province of the empire. Give us even Kusasthala, Vrikasthala, Makandi, Varanavata, and for the fifth any other that thou likest. Even this will end the quarrel. O Suyodhana, give unto thy five brothers at least five villages,--O Sanjaya, O thou of great wisdom, let there be peace between us and our cousins.




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More important is there present locations ...

We have with us a very twisted and one sided version of real fight that occurred on a massive scale in ancient times .To understand that we have to read not only Indian but other contemporary foreign sources as well.

Pandavas doesn't demand mere villages ...But they asked five provinces of vast empire of KURU kINGDOM .
I know for certain only two and can guess about two other.
Kusasathal was province of Xinjiang
Virkasathla was southeast of caspian sea
makandi may or may not refer to Belochistan and Sistan
and Varnvarta some land at the foothill of great mountains.

Regards

PS Kusasathala virkasathala and Makandi all were Jat inhabited lands since ancient times
 
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lrburdak said:
Bagpat in Mahabharata

Bagpat was one of five villages demanded by Pandavas. Mahabharata tells that When Pandavas were defeated in chausar they were forced to leave the state for 13 years. During most of this time, they lived at place called Varanavata (modern Bairat) in Jaipur district in Rajasthan. Having lived there for pretty long time, the Pandawas sent a message to the Kauravas that they won't lay their claim to the throne if they were given just five villages. These 5 villages were :


  1. Indraprastha (इन्द्रप्रस्थ) (Purana Qila) - Delhi
  2. Panaprastha (पणप्रस्थ) (Panipat) - Haryana
  3. Sonaprastha (सोणप्रस्थ) (Sonipat) - Haryana
  4. Tilaprastha (तिलप्रस्थ) (Tilpat) - Haryana
  5. Vyaghraprastha (व्याग्रप्रस्थ) (Bagpat) - Uttar Pradesh
If you study the population of people who lived in all these areas mentioned in Mahabharata it is found to be the homeland of Jats.
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THANKYOU Sir! I feel like boasting now :cool:. Finally, I am free to believe that we are proud to be Jats, rich Jats throughout history. People always showed me attitude of ancestral property. This information shared above would make me feel firm. :cool:
 
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