Draft:Rohilla Rajput Caste
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Rohilla is a clan, caste (family) or group of Rajputs who were the rulers and founders of Kathehar-Rohilkhand. In medieval India, many Rajput warriors were decorated with the title of Rohila. Their descendants are still found in Rohila families.
Rohilla Title - brave, indomitable - courageous, expert in special warfare arts, high elite commanders, and feudal lords were decorated with ad-hoc titles according to their qualities, Kshatriya heroes - like - Rawat - Maharawat, Rana, Ruhela, Thakur. , Negi, Rawal, Rahkwal, Rohilla, Samralchhand, Lakhmir,(Hero of one lakh) etc. On this basis, their descendants are also found in all the gotras (Kshatriyas) till today.
Rohila-Rajput since ancient times, border-province, central country (Ganga-Doab of Yamuna), Punjab, Kashmir, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Central Have been ruling the state. While the Muslim-Rohilla Empire Established in the eighteenth century after Islamic pressure.
Rohilkhand was ruled by Rohila Rajputs from 1702 to 1720 AD. Whose capital was Bareilly.
"Raja Indragiri", the great ruler of Rohila Rajputs, built a fort in Saharanpur on the western border of Rohilkhand, which is called "Ancient Rohila Fort". Rohilkhand was taken under control by the British in 1801 AD. This ancient Rohila fort, built by Hindu Rohila-rajputras, was converted into a prison between 1806 and 1857. Today, the district jail of Saharanpur is located in this ancient Rohila fort.
"Saharan" is a clan of Rajputs which is found among Rohila Rajputs. This is a branch of the Surya dynasty which started from the descendants of Takshak, son of King Bharat.
At the time of Firoz Tughlaq's invasion, the king of "Thanesar" (presently located in Haryana) was "Saharan".During the time of slave dynasty in Delhi, the capital of Rohilkhand "Rampur" was ruled by Raja Ranveer Singh Kathehariya (descendant of Kathi Kom, Nikumbh dynasty, Suryavansh Kathganas displaced from Katha of Ravi river). This Rohilla king Ranveer Singh had defeated Tughlaq's commander Naseeruddin Changez. 'Khand' is related to Kshatriya kings, like Bharatkhand, Bundelkhand, Vindhyalkhand, Rohilkhand, Kumaukhand, Uttarakhand etc.
Prominent Rohilla Kshatriya ruler
Angar Sain – Gandhara (Vedic period)
Ashvakaran - 326 BC (Mashkavati Fort)
Ajayrao - Sialkot (Saukanal Fort) 326 BC
Pracheta - Maleccha destroyer
Shashigupta – contemporary of Cyrus
Subhaga Sain – contemporary of the Maurya Empire
Rajaram Shah - 929 V. Rampur Rohilkhand
Bijraj - Rohilkhand
Karan Chandra - Rohilkhand
Vigraha Raj - Rohilkhand - crossing the Ganges and extending up to the Yamuna. The construction of the fort at Sarsawa in the tenth century can be seen on the Nakur Road in the form of a mound destroyed by the Yamuna on the western border.
Sawant Singh - RohilkhandSawant Singh - Rohilkhand
Jagmal - Rohilkhand
Dhingtrao - Rohilkhand
Gonkul Singh - Rohilkhand
Mahasahay - Rohilkhand
Trilok Chand - Rohilkhand
Ranveer Singh - Rohilkhand
Sundar Pal - Rohilkhand
Naurang Dev - Rohilkhand
Surat Singh - Rohilkhand
Hanskaran Rahkwal – Prithviraj's commander
Mithun Dev Raikwar - Police station ruler, friend of Isam Singh Pundir
Sahkaran, Vijayrao - Above
Raja Hatra - Hisar
Jagat Rai - Bareilly
Mukandraj - Bareilly 1567 AD
Budhpal - Badaun
Mahichand Rathore - Badayun
Mahichand Rathore - Badaun
Bansdev - Bareilly
Baraldev - Bareilly
Rajsingh - Bareilly
Paramaditya - Bareilly
Nyadarkhand - Bareilly
Raja Saharan - Thaneshwar
Pratap Rao Khegi (Chauhan dynasty) – Gagron
Rana Lakshya Singh - Sikri
Rohila Maldev - Gujarat
Jabar Singh - Sonipat
Ramdayal Mahechrana - Klamath
Gangasahay - Mahechrana Klamath 1761 AD.
Rana Pratap Singh - Kaurali (Gangoh) 1095 AD
Nanak Chand - Almora
Raja Puranchand - Bundelkhand
Raja Hans Flag - Hisar and Raja Harchand
Raja Basantpal - Rohilkhand warlord, feudal lord Vratpal 1193 AD.
Mahan Singh Badgujar - Baghpat 1184 AD
Raja Yashkaran - Andhali
Gunachand - Jaikaran - Charkhi - Dadri
Raja Mohanpal Dev - Karoli
Rajaroop Sain - Ropar
Raja Mahpal Panwar - Jind
Raja Parpaded Pundir - Lahore
Raja Lakhirao - Sialkot
Raja Jaja Ji Tomar - Delhi
Kharag Singh – Contemporary of Rohilkhand Laudi
Raja Hari Singh - became a victim of Khizra Khan's oppression - took refuge in exile in the hills of Kumaon.
Raja Indragiri (Rohilkhand) (Indrasen) – Built the ancient Rohila fort in Saharanpur. Rohila Kshatriya dynasty Bhaskar writer R. R. Presented by Rajput Mursen Aligarh
Raja Buddha Dev Rohila, 1787 AD, the main character of the war fought in the fields of Kheda and Tunga of Kachhwaho of Scindia and Jaipur. (Rai Kunwar Devendra Singh Ji Rajbhat, Tunga (Rajasthan)