The great 12 warriors of Rajasthan

🚩राजस्थान के शूरवीर राजपुताना हिंदूओ के 12 महान सत्य अवश्य पढियेगा,,

1. जयमाल मेड़तिया ने एक ही झटके में
हाथी का सिर काट डाला था.

2. करौली के जादोन राजा अपने सिंहासन पर
बैठते वक़्त अपने दोनो हाथ जिन्दा शेरो पर रखते
थे.

3. जोधपुर के यशवंत सिंह के 12 साल के पुत्र
पृथ्वी सिंह ने हाथो से औरंगजेब के खूंखार भूखे
जंगली शेर का जबड़ा फाड़ डाला था.

4. राणा सांगा के शरीर पर छोटे-बड़े 80 घाव थे,
युद्धों में घायल होने के कारण उनके एक हाथ
नही था एक पैर नही था, एक आँख नहीं थी उन्होंने
अपने जीवन-काल में 100 से भी अधिक युद्ध लड़े थे

5. एक राजपूत वीर जुंझार जो मुगलो से लड़ते वक्त
शीश कटने के बाद भी घंटो लड़ते रहे आज
उनका सिर बाड़मेर में है, जहा छोटा मंदिर हैं और
धड़ पाकिस्तान में है.

6. रायमलोत कल्ला का धड़ शीश कटने के बाद
लड़ता- लड़ता घोड़े पर पत्नी रानी के पास पहुंच
गया था तब रानी ने गंगाजल के छींटे डाले तब धड़
शांत हुआ उसके बाद रानी पति कि चिता पर
बैठकर सती हो गयी थी.

7. चित्तोड़ में अकबर से हुए युद्ध में जयमाल
राठौड़ पैर जख्मी होने कि वजह से
कल्ला जी के कंधे पर बैठ कर युद्ध लड़े थे, ये देखकर
सभी युद्ध-रत साथियों को चतुर्भुज भगवान
की याद आयी थी, जंग में दोनों के सर काटने के
बाद भी धड़ लड़ते रहे और राजपूतो की फौज ने
दुश्मन को मार गिराया !
अंत में अकबर ने उनकी वीरता से प्रभावित हो कर
जैमल और पत्ता जी की मुर्तिया आगरा के किलें में
लगवायी थी.

8. राजस्थान पाली में आउवा के ठाकुर खुशाल सिंह
1877 में अजमेर जा कर अंग्रेज अफसर का सर काट
कर ले आये थे और उसका सर अपने किले के
बाहर लटकाया था तब से आज दिन तक उनकी याद
में मेला लगता है.

9. महाराणा प्रताप के भाले का वजन 80
किलो था और कवच का वजन 80
किलो था और कवच, भाला, ढाल, और हाथ मे
तलवार का वजन मिलाये तो 207 किलो था.

10. सलूम्बर के नवविवाहित रावत रतन सिंह
चुण्डावत जी ने युद्ध जाते समय मोह-वश
अपनी पत्नी हाड़ा रानी की कोई
निशानी मांगी तो रानी ने
सोचा ठाकुर युद्ध में मेरे मोह के कारण नही लड़ेंगे
तब रानी ने निशानी के तौर
पैर अपना सर काट के दे दिया था,
अपनी पत्नी का कटा शीश गले में लटका औरंगजेब
की सेना के साथ भयंकर युद्ध किया और
वीरता पूर्वक लड़ते हुए अपनी मातृ भूमि के लिए
शहीद हो गये थे.

11. हल्दी घाटी की लड़ाई में मेवाड़ से 20000
सैनिक थे और अकबर की और से 85000 सैनिक थे फिर
भी अकबर की मुगल सेना पर हिंदू भारी पड़े थे.
घन्य थे वो हिन्दू।

12. Khariya sodha ki jung mai LAWA JI MAHARAJ ne sekdo choro se ladaayi kartey huye Gaayo ki raksha ki thi. Sheesh katne ke baad bhi ladtey rahe . AAj unke shir ki samaadi Sewali Nadi (Hewali naadi/ Shir vali naadi) parr hai jabki Dhard ki samaadhi  ½ km parr unke mandir mai viraajmaan hai.

JAI LAWA JI MAHARAJ.

Translation-

In Khariya sodha LAWAJI MAHARAJ had Great War with more than 100 thieves for freedom of Cows. During the war after cut of his head he continued his fight through remains body. In his historical memories two place are developed for worship. One place developed near the “Sewali Naadi” where his head was cut by thieves. The Sewali Naadi was known as Shir Wali Naadi (The Pond where head was dropped ) but due to pronunciation difference between local dialect and Hindi language this name concerted in Sewali/ Hewali Naadi. The second place is developed as a huge temple.

The Great Lwa ji Maharaj.

Sources- Dhiren sodha.

SODHA RAJPUTS- 35 Branches

 Agni Vansha Pramara –

 Agni Vansha – 35 branches – 

Pawar, Puar, Mori, Sodha, Baharia, Ujjainia, Bholpuria, Sounthia, Chawda, Sumda, Sankla, Doda, Bharsuria, Yashoverma, Khair, Umra, Sumra,Mairawat, Balhar, Kaba, Omata, Dhundia, Remar, Sortla, Harir,Jhumana etc. DHUDI-of which most of the clans trace their genealogy. Raja Bikarmajeet and Raja Bhoj are from this clan. Mori—of which was Chandragupta, and the princes of Chittore prior to the Gahlots. Sodha—Sogdi of Alexander, the princes of Dhat in the Indian desert.

Sodha Rajput Vansh- History and Origin

History and Origin

The Soda Rajputs are said to be descended from Paramara Soda, are supposed to have come into this part of Sind from Ujjain about 1226, when they quickly displaced the rulers of the country. Other authorities, however, state that they did not conquer the country from the Sumras, the dominant race, before the beginning of the sixteenth century. The Sodas, in their turn, succumbed to the Kalhoras about 1750.

Rana Prasad, a Hindu Sodha Rajput ruler of Amarkot, gave refuge to the Mughal Emperor Humayun. The Sodha controlled Umarkot Fort was where the great Mughal Emperor, Akbar was born in Umerkot, when his father Humayun fled from military defeat at the hands of Sher Shah Suri.
Rana Chandra Singh belonged to the Sodha Rajput clan, and was the Rana (chieftain) of the Amarkot (Umerkot) jagir, a Rajput state in Pakistan, and Pakistani Hindu Sodha Thakur Rajput. His father was Rana Arjun Singh and his mother was Dev Kumari. Arjun Singh was Rana of Umarkot in 1947 when the state became part of Pakistan.

Togaji Sodha

Togaji Sodha was in the army of Jam Shri Ravalji. During the war against other rajputs of gujrat, biggest hurdle for the Jam Raval were the canones of the enemy. He made a circular to all the leaders of the army to seald the canones, but no body responded. Then, finally togaji agreed and Togaji sealed 140 canones of enemeys with the help of only 3 other rajputs. He was wounded 84 times doing that, but he recovered soon after the war. Jam Raval said, only because of Jogaji, they won the war.

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Rajput the warrior-

Rajput the warrior-

Lands of the Kushanshas (Indo-Sassanian) and Hunas (Kushano-Hepthalites) in 565 AD Main articles: Rajput clans and Origin of Rajputs The Sanskrit word Rajputra is found in ancient texts, including the Vedas, the Ramayana, and the Mahabharata. It was used by the ancient Sanskrit grammarian Pāṇini in the 4th century BCE. The word Kshatriya (“warrior”) was used for the Vedic community of warriors and rulers. To differentiate royal warriors from other Kshatriyas the word Rajputra was used, which literally means “Son of King” Rajputra eventually was shortened to Rajput. 
Rajputs belong to one of three great patrilineages, which are Suryavanshi, Chandravanshi and Agnivanshi there Some Other vans also Nagavanshi and Rishivansi.. Rajput literally means son of a King or royal blood. The British historians disclaim the puranic genelogies as given in Vishnu Purana [2], Vayu Purana as myths, but with advancing science a few of these ‘myths’ have indeed be proven correct (like the legend of Krishna and submerged Dwarika).  Most Rajputs, the medieval kings, nobles and farmers have a disputable origin. However, quite authoritatively identified, various theories of origin have been put forward. The first Rajputs kingdoms are attested in the 6th century BC, and the Rajputs rose to prominence in Indian history in the ninth and tenth centuries.This is however unlikely as the tribes present in the NWFP of Pakistan and the country Afghanistan are most probably descended from Huna, Kushans etc. they could be the modern day Hazaras, Pashtuns, Tajiks, Uzbeks and Nuristani and many more.The Huna’s were defeated in 528 AD by Yasodharman and in 532 a coalition of Hindu kings drives the Huna out of Northern India. The genetic analysis of Rajput clans indicate there is a close connection between the Punjabi Khatri/Arora clans and Rajputs clearly indicating that the rajputs are not outsiders as most tend to belive.[4]. Many tribes over the course of time became extinct because of war, or relocated to another location and changed their names. Traditionally, every rajput must belong to one of 36 rajput clans, the Chattis Rajkuls. During the rule of the British, Lieutenant Colonel James Tod visited Rajasthan and attempted to write a definitive list of the 36 Rajput tribes. However, everyone that he spoke to gave him varying lists. It can thus be concluded that any caste or clan that had furnished warriors or was politically dominant in a particular region could justly call itself Rajput.deora sirohi

Ikshvaku Vansha – Raja Ram -

Lav Vansha; 24 branches - Aharya, Mangaliya, Sisodiya, Ranawat, Mahthan, Shaktawat Bhanawat Achlawat Chaturbhujot Veeramdevot, Chundawat, Sangawat, Chandrawat, Kshemawat, Suhawat etc. Naru, Pipara, Kalam, Gahor, Dhorniya, Gaura, Magarsa, Bhimala, Bansal, Kamkotak, Kutecha, Sora, Uhar, Useba, Nirrup, Nadoriya, Nadhota, Ujarka, Kutaehara, Dusaudh, Bateora, Paha, Purot, 
KHANGAROT Rathore Surya Vansha Rathore – Surya Vansha – 24 Branches (alphabetical) - Pundir, Bika, Boola, Champawat, Chandawat, Dangi, Jaitawat, Jaitmallot, Jodha, KARNOT, Khabaria, Khokhar, Kotaria, Kumpawat, Mahecha, Mertia, Mehrania LALOTRA Mopa, Pokharan, Randa, Sihamalot, Sandalya, Udawat, Vanar, Vikramayat, Vidawat. Kushwaha Surya Vansha Cutchwaha or Kushwaha – Surya Vansha – Ikshvaku Vansha – Raja Ram – Kusha Vansha; Rajawat, Shekhawat, Sikarwar, Jamwal, Sheobramhpota, Minhas, Naruka, Nathawat, Khangarot, Kumbhani, Taroliya Kacchhawa Detailed list of sub branches Bargujar – Surya Vansha – 5 Branches - Khadad, Lawtamia, Taparia, Madadh Gaur Vansha Gaur – 5 branches Makwana Chandra Vansha Jhala – 2 Branches – Makwana of Gujarat ZALA – 2 Branches – Makwana Other Rajput Royal clans in the royal 36 Most are Eka, having no sub-branches. Chawura Tak or Takshak Hun Catti or Kathi of Gujarat Balla Jaitwa Kirar Sarweya Silar Dabi Doda Gherwal Sengar Sikerwal Byce or Bais Dahia Jobya or Johya Mobil Nikumpa Rajpali Dahinia or Dahima 26
Parmara( SODHA ) Agni Vansha Pramara – Agni Vansha – 35 branches – Pawar, Puar, Mori, Sodha, Baharia, Ujjainia, Bholpuria, Sounthia, Chawda, Sumda, Sankla, Doda, Bharsuria, Yashoverma, Khair, Umra, Sumra,Mairawat, Balhar, Kaba, Omata, Dhundia, Remar, Sortla, Harir,Jhumana etc. DHUDI-of which most of the clans trace their genealogy. Raja Bikarmajeet and Raja Bhoj are from this clan. Mori—of which was Chandragupta, and the princes of Chittore prior to the Gahlots. Sodha—Sogdi of Alexander, the princes of Dhat in the Indian desert. Sankla—Chiefs of Pugal; and in Marwar. Kliair—Capital Khairalu. Umra and Sumra—Anciently in the desert, now Mahomedans. Vihil or Bihil—Princes of Chandravati. Maipawat—Present chief of Bijolli in Mewar. Bulhar—Northern desert. Kaba—Celebrated in Sauriishtra in ancient times: a few yet in Sirani. Ummata—The princes of Ummatwara in Malwa there established for twelve generations. Ummatwara is the largest tract left to the Praraaras. Since the war in 1817, being under the British interference, they cannot be called independent. Rehar : Grasia petty chiefs in Malwa. Soratiah Harair Besides others unknown shakhas of Parmara exists, such as Chaonda, Khejar, Sagra, Barkota, Puni, Sampal, Bhlba, Kalpusar, Kalmoh, Kohila, Papa, Kahoriya, Dhand, Deba, Barhar, Jlpra, Posra, Dhunta, Rikamva, and Taika. Most of these are proselytes to Islamism, and several are beyond the Indus Agni Vansh Raajaa Bhoj and Other Kings 9-Bhavishya Puraan, 3-Pratisarg (2), p 322-323

Maharaja Bhoj 

 “Ten kings were there in Agni Vansh, and they ruled for 500 years. After that Dhrm used to deteriorate. The last king of Shaalivaahan Vansh was Raajaa Bhoj. He proceeded for winning other lands seeing his own country’s border narrowing. He had 10,000 people army and he had several learned people like Kaalidaas. He crossed Sindhu River, then defeated Gaandhaar, Mlechchh and Kaashmeer’s Shath kings and punished them taking their all treasury. In the same reference a Mlechchh man named Mahaamad came into his presence. Bhoj did Darshan of Mahaadev Jee in desert. He bathed him with Gangaa water and prayed him. Hearing his prayer Shiv Jee said to the king – “Hey Bhojraaj, You should go to Mahaakaaleshwar Teerth. This is Baahleek named land, but now has become unholy. There is no Aarya Dharm here. Daitya Raaj Bali has sent Maayaavee Tripuraasur here, he is increasing the strength of Daitya after getting Var from me. He is A-Yonij and his name is Mahaamad. You should not come in this An-Aarya Desh, you are still pure and clean by my grace.” Hearing Shiv Jee Bhoj went back to his own country. Bhoj propagated Sanskrit language for Dwij, and Praakrit language for Shoodra. He ruled for 50 years and in the end attained Swarg Lok. Whatever land is between Vindhya Giri and Himaalaya, it is called Aaryaavart. Desh Raaj and Vats Raaj etc Kings Soot Jee further said – “After Bhoj had died, seven kings ruled in his Vansh, but they all were short-lived and less intelligent and died within 300 years. During their ruling period many small kings were there. Veer Sinh was the 7th king in his Vansh. Three kings ruled in Veer Sinh’s Vansh, they died within 200 years. The last king, the 10th king, was Gangaa Sinh, he ruled in Kalp Kshetra. Raajaa Jayachand ruled in Kaanyakubj in Antarvedee. Anangpaal of Tomar Vansh was ruling in Indraprasth. Agni Vansh expanded a lot and many mighty kings were born in that Vansh. In east Kapil Sthaan (Gangaasaagar), in west Baahleek, in north China and in south Setubandh, in the middle of these borders there were 6,000,000 (60 Lakh) kings were ruling. All people in their kingdoms used to do Agnihotra, wished good of Braahman and cows and good at Dharm acts like Dwaapar Yug. In fact it looked like Dwaapar Yug everywhere. Everybody had lots of wealth and Dharm. Even Mlechchh observed Aarya Dharm. Seeing this type of Dhram conduct of people Kali went in refuge of Hari on Neelaachal Parvat with Mlechchhaa. There he did Tapasyaa for 12 years and had Darshan of Shree Krishn and Raadhaa. He prayed them – “Please protect me. I am in your refuge. In Sat Yug you were of fair complexion, in Tretaa Yug you were of red complexion, in Dwaapar Yug you were of yellow complexion, and in my Yug you are of dark complexion. In spite of being Mlechchh, my sons have accepted Aarya Dharm. In my ruling period gambling, liquor, gold, women should be in every house, but the people born in Agni Vansh have destroyed everything. I am now in your refuge.” Hearing this Krishn said smilingly – “I will incarnate in Mahaavatee as my part Avataar and he will kill those Agni Vanshee kings and establish Mlechchh kings.” After saying thus Bhagavaan got disappeared. Kali got very happy. In the future events occurred in such a way that parts of kaurav were defeated and parts of Paandav won. In the end Prithvee Raaj Chauhaan was killed and Sahoddeen (Muhammad Gauree) handed over his kingdom to his slave Kutuddeen (Kutubuddeen) and went away with lots of wealth after looting it from here.

Parmar Sodha Kshatriya-

Glorious Rajput-

Rajputs had the glorious past and they are spread all around the hind , Rajputana was thereorigin.Rajputs, Sanskrit word meaning son of a king (rajputra), the Rajputs are mainly Hindus of the warrior caste. Traditionally they have put great value on etiquette and the military virtues and take great pride in their ancestry. Of these exogamous clans, the major ones were Rathore, Shekhawat, Bhati, Kachchwaha, Chauhan, and Sisodiya. Their power in Rajputana grew in the 7th century (In A.D.685 Chakravarti Manik Rae Chauhan who we consider as the founder of the great chauhan recovered Ajmer and Sambhar in Rajputana.) The Rajputs expanded through most of the plains of central India. Under the British, many of the Rajput princes maintained independent states within Rajputana, but they were gradually deprived of power after India attained independence in 1947.

Parmar Kshatriya-

 

Pramar, Parmar, Pambubar.
Gothra - Vashishtha.
Ved - Yajurved.
Kuldevi - Sinchimaay Mata, Durga in North India, Kali in Ujjain. 

Their ancient capital was Chandrawati, situated 4 miles away from Abu station. This vansha evolves out from the Agni Kunda of Yagya on the Abu mountain."Parajan Marithi Parmar" means "Vansha which defeats the enemy" hence it is called Parmar. Great Brave king Vikramaditya, Raja Bhoj, Shalinivahan, Gandharwasen were from this vansha. 

States - Malwa, Dharanagari, Dhar, Devas, Narsinghgarh, Ujjain. Samrat Vikramaditya was also recognised as a great ruler by the muslim community. According to the book Shayar ul Okul at Makab e Sultania, His glory was written on a golden plate kept at Kaba. It is also mentioned in Shayar ul Okul that Khushnuba dhoop was the giving of Vikramaditya. The entire world knows that Shivling and Kutubminar were build in Kaba by Vikramaditya. 

Parmar Kshatriya has 35 branches which includes Pawar, Baharia, Ujjainia, Bholpuria, Sounthia, Chawda, Sumda, Sankla, Doda, Sodha, Bharsuria, Yashoverma, Jaivarma, Arjunvarma etc.

King Umravsingh, Jaiprakashsingh, Babusahabjadasingh were belongs to Ujjaini Kshatriya. The great Kunwarsingh Mahaveer was the son of Babusahabjadasingh.

 

Sodha Rajput - Introduction

History and Origin:

Sodha is a Rajput tribe found in Sindh, Pakistan and Gujarat, India. They claim to be a branch of the Panwar tribe.

The Soda/Sodha Rajputs are said to be descended from Paramara Soda, are supposed to have come into this part of Sind from Ujjain about 1226, when they quickly displaced the rulers of the country. Other authorities, however, state that they did not conquer the country from the Sumras, the dominant race, before the beginning of the sixteenth century. The Sodas, in their turn, succumbed to the Kalhoras about 1750.


Rana Prasad, a Hindu Sodha Rajput ruler of Amarkot, gave refuge to the Mughal Emperor Humayun. The Sodha controlled Umarkot Fort was where the great Mughal Emperor, Akbar was born in Umerkot, when his father Humayun fled from military defeat at the hands of Sher Shah Suri.
Rana Chandra Singh belonged to the Sodha Rajput clan, and was the Rana (chieftain) of the Amarkot (Umerkot) jagir, a Rajput state in Pakistan, and Pakistani Hindu Sodha Thakur Rajput. His father was Rana Arjun Singh and his mother was Dev Kumari. Arjun Singh was Rana of Umarkot in 1947 when the state became part of Pakistan.


Togaji Sodha
Togaji Sodha was in the army of Jam Shri Ravalji. During the war against other rajputs of gujrat, biggest hurdle for the Jam Raval were the canones of the enemy. He made a circular to all the leaders of the army to seald the canones, but no body responded. Then, finally togaji agreed and Togaji sealed 140 canones of enemeys with the help of only 3 other rajputs. He was wounded 84 times doing that, but he recovered soon after the war. Jam Raval said, only because of Jogaji, they won the war.


Vansh : Agnivansh
Kul : Sodha Parmar
Gotra : Vashistha
Pravar : Tripravar
Ved : Yajurveda(Shukla)
Upved : Dhanurved
Skhakha : Madhyadini
Mulpurush : Dhumraj
First Kingdom : Ujjain(malva)
Kuldevi : Dhar Devi Amba
Pujya Devi : Sachchiya Devi
Istha Dev : Mandavray(Surya)
Mahadev : Raneshwar Mahadev
Ganpati : Ekaldanti Ganesh
Gayatri : Brahma-Gayatri
Bhairav : Gora Bhairav
Talvar : Rantar
Dhal : Hariyan
Nishan : Kesari sinh
Flag : Yellow
Weapon : Bhala
Pagdi : Pachrangi
Pardukh Bhanjan : Veer Vikram
Simha Daneshwari : Shenshaji Parmar
Maha Daneshwari : Raja Bhoj
Kshamadan : Raja Munj
Rajyogi : Bhrutahari

References- barmera.blogspot.com ( A humble thx to Sh Sanjay singh singh Rathore for published/provide this information.)

SOCIAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL CANVAS OF KHARIYA SODHA

Welcome to Khariya Soda Village in Pali District

Social and Developmental Canvas of the village

Statistical analysis base : Census 2001 unless mentioned otherwise,

CENSUS VILLAGE CODE- 2416700

No of Households 197
Total Population- 980 , Population below 06 yrs -153
Male Population- 489, Population below 06 Male- 73
Female Population -491 ,Population below 06 Female- 80
Total Agriculture Labour -23
Marginal Agriculture Labour - Male 4, Marginal Agriculture Labour - Female 19
Literate Polulation -485, Illiterate Population 495
Male Literate- 324, Male illiterate population -165
Female Literate -161, Female illiterate population -330
No of Households -197, Working Population -365
Main working population- 99
Main Working Population Male- 32, Main Working Population Female- 67
Main Casual Working Population- 37, Total Casual labour -0
Main Casual Working Population -19, Main Casual Working Population -18
Number of SC -285
Male SC Population -144, Female SC Population -141
Number of ST -0
Male ST Population -0, Female ST Population- 0