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Goyala

India / Rajasthan / Sarwar /
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Coordinates:   26°7'24"N   74°56'47"E

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  • AdSP Bhagwat Singh Jodha (guest)
    Goyala is a Estate of ExAjmer State. It was captyred by Thakur Durjan Shal Singh in Samwat 1734. and Bhagwat Singh S/o Shri Thakur Shobhag Singh is 14th descendent of this Jodha Clan. Thakur Shobhag Singh was the last Istmarardar of Thikana Goyala. His six sons are Thakur Pratap Singh, Sumer Singh, Laxman Singh, Bhagwat Singh, Raghubir Singh and Narayan Singh. There were five villages covering 52,000 beeghas land in this Jagir.Panne Kanwar, a daughter of this clan, was married to Sawai Jai Singh of Jaipur who built a Radhe Krishna Temple in Samwat 1885.This temple is located inside Goyala Fort. This Fort was captured from Gaur Rajputs in samwat 1734. This Fort was rebuilt in the reign of Thakur Kaloo Singh and Thakur Ranjit Singh. Kaloo Singh studied from prestegious Mayo College Ajmer . He was in the First Batch of Government College Ajmer in 1871.
  • AdSP Bhagwat Singh Jodha (guest)
    Goyala is a Estate of ExAjmer State. It was captured by Thakur Durjan Shal Singh in Samwat 1734. and Bhagwat Singh S/o Shri Thakur Shobhag Singh is 14th descendent of this Jodha Clan. Thakur Shobhag Singh was the last Istmarardar of Thikana Goyala. His six sons are Thakur Pratap Singh, Sumer Singh, Laxman Singh, Bhagwat Singh, Raghubir Singh and Narayan Singh. There were five villages covering 52,000 beeghas land in this Jagir.Panne Kanwar, a daughter of this clan, was married to Sawai Jai Singh of Jaipur who built a Radhe Krishna Temple in Samwat 1885.This temple is located inside Goyala Fort. This Fort was captured from Gaur Rajputs in samwat 1734. This Fort was rebuilt in the reign of Thakur Kaloo Singh and Thakur Ranjit Singh. Kaloo Singh studied from prestegious Mayo College Ajmer . He was in the First Batch of Government College Ajmer in 1871. Bhagwat Singh joined Rajasthan Police 1957 as Sub Inspector and served 39 years and retired as Additional Superrintendent of Police. He was awarded Police Medal by The Government of India in 1992.
  • preeti kanwar (guest)
    thanks data
  • anitrudh singh (guest)
    thanx for uploading this discribetion on world wide network..heartly thanxxx..and so soon you will get in main link of google as an fully developed page..thnxx
  • ganesh singh (guest)
    thnx datta hokem for uploading this page..we get n good information about our home village
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