Gazetteer of the gurdaspur District,1891-92

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136 CHAP. I},—HISTORY. _&

2Chapter IT Dharmkot Bagga.—The seat of the Bagga Sardars, as No. 1;

3History. lapsed to Government in 1847. :

41 3 Bhagowal.—As No, 32. Afterwards granted to Sardar

5eub-de mitral? Desa Singh by the Mahérdja in 1808; then in jdgir to Sardér _

6tho Bikbs. Golib Singh of Bhagowal as a sub-grant from Lah Singh. -

7lapsed to Government in 1845 on Lahna Singh’s death.

8Rangar Nangal.—Possession of the Rangar Nangalia Sar-

9dars; Karm Singh was the original Sardér, “The Rangar

10Nangal Sardars rebelled in 1848, when it was confiscated.

11Rangar Nangal itself is now in jdgir to Sardar Mangal Singh

12R4mgarhia, as a recent grant made to him by the Darbar.

13Khokhowd!.—Formed part of the Ramgarhia ildka ; taken

14by Mahdrdja Ranjit Singh in 18/6. :

15Sri Gobindpur.—Formed part of the estate of the Ram-

16garhia Sardirs; taken by the Mahdrdja from them m 1816.

17Taver. SHAKARGAIH.

18Ghamraula,—This taluka formed part of the dominions of

19Réja Ranjit Deoof Jammu, In 1783 it was annexed by the _

20Kanhaya family, in whose possession tt reniained till 1802,

21when it was seized by Ranjit Singh.

22_ Atalgarh.—Comprised 41 villages; belonged originally to

23Réja Ranjit Deoof Jammu, from whom it was seized by Sardar

24Gurbakhsh Singh, Kanhaya of Dodeh in 1783 A, D. In 1797

25A.D. it was seized by Ranjit Singh on the death of the Sardar.

26Taluka Harar.—Comprised 16 villages; belonged to the

27Kanhaya family, from whom it was wrested by Ranjit Singh in

281794.

29Taluka Morli (Bharri),—Comprised 22 villages j belonges

30to Réja Ranjit Deso of Jamma, from whom it was seized in 1780

31by Sardar Gurbakhsh Singh in 1773, and eventually by Ranjit

32Singh in 1799.

33Taluka Khanowél.—Thirty-three villages belonged to Raja

34Ranjit Deo of Jammn, from. whom it was semed im 1750 oy

35Sardér Gurbakhsh Singh Kanhaya of Dodeh, a few years sub-

36sequent to whose death it fell to Ranjit Singh in 1800, |

37Dadu Chak.—Thirty-two villages ; belonged to Raja Ranjit,

38Deo of Jammu. In 1760, it was taken by the Kanhaya Sardar urdar

39and from them by Ranjit Singh in 1795.

40Ohhamal.—Eleven villages ; belonged to the Jammu Sardérs,

41from whom it was taken by the Khanhaya Sardér and eventa-

42ally by Ranjit Singh in 1812 A. D. :

43; Suku Chak.—Twenty-five villages ; rerio to the Raja of

44Jasrota until 1810, when it was taken by the Kanhaya dire,

45and in 1813 by Ranjit Singh.

46khidspur.—Twenty-two villages ; belonged to the Jammu

47R4jés, from whom it was taken in 1756 by the Réja of Jasrota