Glimpse of the Past

The harmonious nature of man's external and internal life makes his cultural life superior. For this, every person, directly or indirectly, feels proud of being dedicated to the dignified sources of the ethnic past and by creating a distinct identity of his ethnic personality, he feels proud by presenting himself as separate and special from other social units. Is. That is why he keeps within himself the attractive scenes of the past, evaluates them from the present and starts building a bright future on the basis of those experiences. He naturally keeps expressing his caste ideals, beliefs and traditions in various arts. In this way the uninterrupted stream of culture keeps flowing continuously.

Every section of a country or nation plays an important role in the proper upliftment and social development of that country. Intellectuals on the strength of intelligence, rich people on the strength of money, entrepreneurs on the strength of enterprise and workers on the strength of their labor continuously strive for the multifaceted progress of the country and society. It is easy to say that all classes exploit in their respective fields but it would be a mistake to ignore their physical and intellectual powers. All that is needed is to bring all the classes into the field of work and establish coordination among them and at the same time keep the selfishness of each class within limits.

The work of the working class in all these sections acts as the lifeblood of the nation. Among the working class, the artistic class breathes new life into the culture on the strength of its art practice, ability and capability and also opens many new dimensions. The glory of the past has been reflected in their handicrafts. Voices of ethnic pride have become vocal. He was freed from his inferiority complex and created his own special place through his extensive thinking and exploration work. The place of Jangid community among the artistic class is also noteworthy.Jangid Brahmin caste originated from Brahmarishi Angira. In the beginning of the creation, the origin of Maharishi Angira is believed to be from the supreme element called Agni i.e. 'Yeh Angara Sanstha Angirasoऽभवेन'. He was one of the Manas sons of Bahya. The Vedas have spontaneously blossomed in the heart of Brahmarishi Angira. Angiras was the inventor of Agni, a spell caster, a great archer, a cowherd, Upanishad and founder of Takshashila University and a researcher of agricultural land. Due to the work of Durdharsh Menanayak, the glorious, brave and victorious Angira Rishi was called Jangid Rishi.

Angira conquered Shak Dweep, Kronchi Dweep and Kurudweep i.e. Europe and African continent and established many cities and regions. The ancient names like Ankara of Turkey, Angara of Russia, Ankara of Pana and Angola etc. still preserve the memory of that Angira.

In the Angira-vansh tradition, the authors of Atharvaveda were sages like Maharishi Adharvagiras, Devguru Brihaspati, Aptya, Sudhanva etc. There have been many Vishwakarmas. Who was Adi Vishwakarma (first)? There are differences of opinion among scholars on this. One class of scholars consider the son of Maharishi Bhuvan as the first Vishwakarma, while the other class considers Sudhanya, the son of Maharishi Angira, as the first Vishwakarma. Whatever may be the case, it is certain that 'Angiro Sijangid i.e. the area where sage Angira lived, with time, the name of that place got corrupted as Jangira. Later, his child came to be known as Jangid.

The name of Maharishi Vishwakarma is taken with great reverence among the 18 ancient masters who are the fathers of Indian crafts. He made new inventions and popularized methods in architecture and fine arts. He created aircraft like Garuda, Mayur, Pushpak, Kamang, Shatkumbh, Somyan etc. and his disciples made important contributions in the process of creating many weapons and musical instruments.

From the beginning of Kaliyuga till today, lakhs of scientists, craftsmen,Saints, sages and emperors have been men who not only kept alive the heritage of Indian architecture, sculpture, woodwork, painting and religion and culture but also gave it world glory.

Many branches of Jangirds are spread across India. They have different gotras and rulers, among which Kashyap gotra and the branch with Bham rule are also found everywhere. Some scholars consider Gautam to be the Gotra of Dhapu rule. They are also known by the names of many famous people in their lineage, by the name of a particular region or village. Thus, many sub-branches of Dhamu Banshis are also living in Rajasthan. It is also worth considering here that there is similarity in some governance words like Dhama, Bamu etc. Over time, due to differences in pronunciation of the original word, many named systems came into use, such a possibility is natural. Whatever it may be, it is undisputed that the descendants of the regime in which talented people were born and were experts in craftsmanship, won more fame and had more influence in the society.

Craftsmen from many states are settled in Shekhawati region of Rajasthan and are experts in various technical works. The craftsmen of Dhamu rule are also spread in every corner of the country and along with earning money, they are also serving dedicatedly in the advancement of craftsmanship. It is not intended here to explain the historical background of all the branches of all the Dhams. Therefore, here only a historical glimpse of the Dhamu family of Bissau is being given and a brief description of their genealogy and their family heads is being given further.

Dhamu Dynasty

The books of Maniram Bahighat indicate that the origin place of Dhamuvas was Rajasthan. His native place is said to be 'Lunio Gunsaisar' cow in Shri Dungargarh tehsil. From there, their families moved out of Ratangarh belt and settled in the villages of Fatehpur tehsil. There is no historical evidence of which century it came. But it is true that Dhamus are more settled in the said strip, hence possible eviction cannot be ruled out. At present, a large number of Dhamu families, emerging from these places, are settled not only in Rajasthan but in every corner of India.

In the books of Maniram Bahibhat and Dina Dhadhi, details of 25 generations of Dhamu dynasty are given, in which the last name is of Amararam who came and settled in Bissau. The Dhamu of Bissau are his children. For information, the names of the said generations are given here:

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Exit from Birania

The Dhamu family of Bissau originates from Birania village. this village 12 km from Fatehpur. Located in the north-west. Presently it is Gram Panchayat Headquarters And is a border village of Sikar and Churu districts. About 500 years ago, a Jangid woman named 'Bira' had established this village. His descendants (several branches of Dhamu Shasan) later migrated to many villages and towns of Jhunjhunu, Churu and Sikar districts. Presently 12 families of Jangid Brahmins of Dhamu rule are living in Birania. Actually, this is a settlement of about 350 houses. This village is situated on the Fatehpur-Ratangarh bus route. Villages like Rosawan, Bhukharedi etc. are situated near it. It has one government school of upper primary level. There is 12000 acres of cultivable land here. Regarding the establishment of Birania village, it is a famous legend that Fatehpur

A friend of the Nawab of (Sikar) who was a resident of Fatehpur was one of the Nawab's favourites. He had a daughter named 'Baura'. The mechanic married her. Unfortunately, Boro's husband died untimely. She came to her father's house with her young children and started living there. The mechanic was saddened by his daughter's loss and worried about the future of his children.

One day when the Nawab asked him the reason for his indifference, Mistry narrated the sad story of his widowed sons and expressed concern about the future of him and his children. The Nawab gave 100,000 rupees of land to Baura for his living. Beera settled there with her children and started living her life with the income from agriculture. Gradually people from other castes also came and settled there. In this way a small settlement took the form of a village. That village was named Birania after Beera. Even today, the mansion built by his sons in that village is standing in a dilapidated condition and is telling the story of their hard-working life.

To get information about the lineage of Biran's maternal and paternal side and in-laws, I had to make several trips to villages like Birania, Yethalia, Bukhredi, Lavada etc. In Birania, he met the elderly Shri Dungamal ji Dhamu and in Begaliya, late Bahi Bhat of Dhamu dynasty. Met Manakramji's grandsons Shri Savantram ji and Kanaram ji. Met the grandson of Denekhan Badh in Lavada. Among these, Late. Only the genealogy written in the book of Manakram Bahibhat is certified. Therefore Shri Savantram was called to Bissau and three Read the articles in his books for days. Since the article was in Hindi letters, more effort had to be put in to extract the meaning. Shri Savantram gave great support in studying this. A brief description of the genealogy found in the book is being given here.

Biran's paternal side:

Before settling in Fatehpur, there was a Dhani there which was owned by the ancestors of Biran's father had settled. Later Nawab Fateh Khan conquered that area and established Fatehpur which is today Known as Fatehpur (Shekhawati). Later, it came into the limits of Dhani Fatehpur city and lost its name. The Barwadis of the said Dani must have definitely had contact with the Nawabs. In the said dynasty, Shri Sukharam's son was Motaram whose daughter was Biran. Motaram Sardar Khan was a disciple of Nawab. His tenure lasted from 1760 to 1787.

Beeran's in-laws

Mahapal, the seventeenth ancestor of the Dhamu generation, who was the son of Samdiwal Teja Akhawat. Khivanni was married. He had two sons and four daughters, son-1 Banjho (Bejo), 2. Palao, daughters-1. Karma, 2. Rupan, 3. Harkhi, 4. Barji. Beejho (Vaijho) who was married to Tulsi, daughter of Dhano Dhanavat. He had two sons, Chuhad and Pancho. All five were married to Meho Gangawat's daughter Gora. He had four sons. Muhan, 2. Jalap, 3. Kalu, 4. Puran. Bira Vyahi was the daughter of Motaram, the barwadni of Jalap. Pacharam settled in village Vrikharedi. He built a big pond in the village which still exists today.

When Baury received 16000 bighas of land from the Nawab, his grandsons settled there. Among the ancestors of Dhamu Vash, Belaram settled Thelasar, Kalu's son Karta settled Sobhasar, and Samad settled Lawda and Teja settled Takhalsar. Bauran settled Birania. Bir had three sons: 1. Lakha, 2. Lalo and 3. Maga. Lakha got married to the line of Jali Achal Dalakta. He had a son named Tor. Tor was married to the granddaughter of Adichawal Godu Gharmavat. He had five sons – 1. Jagu, 2. Valo, 3. Kisno, 4. Pemo, 5. Amaro. Jagu had two sons, Meho and Tulso. Meho's sons from his second wife, Birmo, Roopon and Tejo, settled in Kadiya. Amraram settled in Bissau.

Amra Ram was married to Pema, daughter of Silk Khema. He had a son named Syamaram from her. Syamaram was married to Ganga, daughter of Ladoyani Bhavi Ramavat. He had four sons-1. Godu, 2. Bhadar, 3. Jaisi and 4. Nopo. Described in Jaisaram's 1.Kayam Khan Raso. One son was born Arjun. But there was no further mention of the generations of Bhadarram, Jaisaram and Noparam.

Goduram was married to Yuni Vyahi, daughter of Baravahini Bhoja Jairamavat, from whom he had three sons: 1. Chokho, 2. Jagu, 3. Dungar. In the following pages, the generations of the three sons are described in detail.

Here is a brief description of the generation of the sons of Viran who Found in the book of Manakchand Bahighat, it is given. Many legends are famous about Biran in and around Bauraniya. The exact form of the story which I got from Shri Dungarmal Ji Dhamu Biraniya is being presented here.Motaram of Barwariya Goth of Fatehpur was a mason of the Nawab of Fatehpur or. It was suitable. His daughter Bora was married to Jalip Dhamu of nearby Bukhredi village.After the untimely death of Beera's husband, she took her three sons with her to her father Came to Fatehpur's house. After two or three years, a woman in the family said Three came out of the stomach but one came out of the pot. Biran's words stung. She told her father in clear words that now she would not accept even a single grain from your house. Her father explained a lot but she did not agree and took her children 12 km towards south-west from Fatehpur. She started living in a hut far away on a sandy mound. She was a very brave and powerful woman. So she started living fearlessly. His father, feeling sad and applying for the service of Nawab Sahib, told him the whole truth. The Nawab immediately cut 16,000 bighas of Kankar in the name of Birs and handed over that area to Bora. Biran brought farmers and settled them and gave them land to cultivate on rent.

Once in a year, Bauran would make a bardi (blanket) of wool and present it to the Nawab. Gradually, Biraniya village got well settled in the name of Biran. Two johris have been left in his name, one is called 'Birbana' and another johri of twenty-five bighas has been left which is called 'Khatyani'Shri Dungarmal ji could not tell the names of Beeran's three sons and could not even connect the link of the generations beyond them. Dungarmal ji told this while cherishing his memories that the ancestors of Tor's generation went to Bissau. From this it became clear that the name of Tor along with our Bissau generation given in the book of Denekhan Dhadhi is correct. Undoubtedly, this fact is clear that the first ancestor to come to Bissau was Amra Ram Dhamu. He told that Tor had four sons. One son was Biraniya. Second, third and fourth settled in Naurangsar (Salasar), Harsawa and Sadhinsar respectively. descendants of birani

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From then on, two brothers Ramu and Jeevan went to Ratangarh. Ramgarh went to Shekhawati from Biraniya itself. From Sadhinsar went to Lawra, Dinarpur, Thethalio and Veeramsar. Salasar, Jhilmil, Mandoli and Ranmilas were born from the Naurangsar dynasty. The Harsawa dynasty remained in Harsawa. In this way Biran's The lineage of descendants spread throughout the Shekhawati region.

The power of Biran and his sons was established in the surrounding area. There are many stories of his bravery in public. Are called 'rich'. For this reason, even today Dhamu 'Nal-Pal of Desolation.

Later, Biraniya village was given to the Thakurs of Padiyara. The Thakurs of Padiyay committed many atrocities on the farmers there. Bikaner Maharaj became angry with them and sent horsemen to capture them. Thakur of Padiyara came under the protection of Fatehpur Nawab and started giving military service. Later the Nawab gave him Bauraniya village. A small stronghold of the Thakurs of Padiyara is built in Bauraniya.

Biraniya to Bissau:

In Bissau, we came to know from our elderly grandfather Shri Ghadsiram ji, who passed away at the age of 95-96 years, that the first person to come to Bissau from Biraniya was Amra. According to the genealogy Shawli, the first ancestor of Deene Khan Dadhi and Bahibhat who came to Di Bissau was Amra Ram Gayi. It is also possible that the name of our first ancestor Amra of Bissau is mentioned in the book of Pandas of Haridwar in the year 1895. Also, who among the descendants of two Bauraniya Chal brothers may have first come to Bissau. After some time, Bora Bhai may have returned to Niwar for permanent residence in the year 1895, but it is a confirmed fact that the first person to be buried in the Ridwar in Bissau was Amra, whose flowers were flown to Haridwa after his death.

There is no concrete evidence as to when Amra Ram came to Aau. On the basis of some facts found in Bissau from time to time. Yes, it can be determined that

1. Shardul Singh's youngest son Kesari Singh had built the fort of Bissau. Shardu which was ready by Samvat 1812. After that around the town A boundary wall was built and four big iron-studded doors were built in four directions. The descendants of Biran were skilled artisans in iron work. It is possible that he was called from Baurania to Bissau to make the doors.

2. It was during the period of construction of the fort that many famous Seths were brought to Bissau and settled there. He built huge mansions in Bissau which were as strong as a fort in defensive terms. At that time more artisansThere must have been a need. Our ancestors must have come to make the iron-studded main doors.

On the basis of all these facts, the time of our ancestors including Amra Ram coming and settling in Bissau is 200 BC. 1800-1850 can be determined approximately. Further, their genealogy is given which is given in the book of Manakchand Bahibhatm(flowchart of page 12Bhatarram, the second son of Shyamaram, was a brave soldier. He started working for the British Government in Delhi. After the freedom struggle of 1857, the British rule was completely established in India and it took one year to establish peace. At that time Bhadaram was serving in the British artillery in Delhi. A British officer was very pleased with his ability. When there was a need for wood for the wheels of cannon carts, the British officer entrusted the responsibility to Bhadar Ram. The wood used in the wheels of cannon carts was from a special tree which is found in Kashmir. Bhadram went to Kashmir and returned with marks of trees. Later, those trees were cut and brought to Delhi and their trunks were kept in Chandni Chowk, where earlier it was filled with water. Under the supervision of Bhadar Ram, the wheels of the cannons were made by sawing those sticks which proved to be very strong and useful for a long time.

In 1880 AD, Bhadar Ram came back to Bissau in military garb, riding on a horse, after spending time traveling with his brothers and nephews. For a few days my brothers went to Delhi. After that he never returne

Shyamaram and his sons were cannon making artisans. Apart from Bissau hideout, Luharu Nawab once called Gosh Godhuram, son of Shyamaram. They are those of Luharu Nawab. He came wearing a thick dhoti and went near. Luharu Nawab also had a Muslim blacksmith to make cannon. He was wearing a very beautiful chaula and pajama but Godhuram was wearing a mortise tunic. Luharu Nawab did not pay attention towards Godhuram; Because he looked like a boorish person wearing a simple dhoti. Godhuram immediately understood and drawing the Nawab's attention towards himself said, Nawab Saheb. If you want to see clothes, then look at the blacksmith with interest, but if you want to see the hands of the artisan, then look at my hands. Hearing this, Luharu Nawab was very impressed and happy. He ordered Goburam to make a cannon. Godhuram started living there and working.

One day Godhuram was melting iron. His entire attention was on checking the situation when Luharu Nawab's ten year old younger son started interrupting him and started chatting. Godhuram got very angry and slapped him. The child went to Nawab Saheb crying. Nawab Sahab's face flushed and he came to Godhuram walking with fast steps and said - 'How dare you slap the child.' In the process of melting down the answer, Godhuram patiently gave the answer to the priest, 'Nawab Saheb! I had a very sharp vision and did not tolerate any kind of interruption even if there was a delay of a few moments. Now let me present before you. The one who came was made of iron. You can recognize it by looking at it. If the food is desired then all the wasted hard work goes into it. It is not possible for the artisan to do when asked. The work is done, I am ready to face the full punishment. whatever punishment you want

Hearing this, Nawab Saheb's anger vanished and he hugged Godhuram. In this way Godhur Dhuram completed the work of manufacturing cannon at Luharu Nawab. Received the award by doing. Further details of the descendants of the three sons of Godhuram are givenChokharam Ji's Dynasty

Godhuram ji's first son, Chokharam ji, had three sons whose descendants became the big family of Dhamu family of Bissau. His first son was Likhmaram ji, second son Dula Ram ji and third son Mohanram ji. A brief description of the three families is given below:

1. Likhmaram ji

Likhmaram ji had two sons 1. Kisnaram ji 2. Khetaram ji. Kisna Ram V had three sons – Gopiram ji, Syojiram ji and Daluram ji. Since Khetaram ji did not have children, he adopted Daluram ji.

(a) Gopiram ji:

Gopiram ji was one of the renowned artisans of his time. They had a son, Santharam, but he died at a young age. He had three daughters - Moongi, Saraswati and Narayani who were married to Ramgarh. Gopiram ji had no son. Shivnath Rai ji adopted his elder son Shri Nagar Mal ji on his behalf. Gopiram. He passed away after attaining old age.

Nagarmal ji-

Shivnath Rai's eldest son Nagarmal ji with his father's silver jewellery. Used to do construction work. You also worked as a car pantry for some time. After working in cement factory Sawaimadhopur for 25 years, he retired from there around 1980 and came to Bissau. You have been an artisan in machinery work and electrical work. They have three sons and one daughter. First son Babu Lal, second Purushottam and third is Devkaran. Daughter Sampatidevi Nawalgarh is married.

Babulal:

Babulal ji was married to Fatehpur. After passing matriculation, she was the daughter of Shri Hanuman ji in the Barwadia family and got a job in the Agriculture Department, Rajasthan.Took. Currently serving in the Agriculture Department, he is also an active worker of the Employees Union. He has two sons and two daughters. The eldest son Kamlesh Ratangarh is married and has a daughter. His second son is learning work.

Purushottam:

Purushottam was married to Triveni Devi, daughter of Shri Sagarji of Barwadia family of Fatehpur. Presently he has a shop in Kota to sell watches and watch parts. He has one son Sachin and four daughters.

Devkaran:

After completing his schooling, Devkaran received technical training and then got employed in a synthetic thread factory and has been working there ever since. His .There is a son Rahul and a daughter.

(b) Seojiram ji:

Kisnaram ji's second son, Syojiram, had a son, Bholaram, who died at a young age and had a grown up son, who was a resident of Ramgarh. Thus, since Syojiram did not have any son, he adopted Shivnath Rai from the Dhamu family of Churu.

The couple Gopiram-Syojiram had a different place in the family. You lived in Brar for many years and earned good income. The sound of hookah was heard in the chaupal of both of you. Syojiram also used to consume opium. Both of them were skilled artisans. Syojiram had a lot of silver coins. He also did interest discount business as per his convenience. Both brothers were adept at conversation.

The unique use of sarcastic language can be easily seen in his dialogue. Look at a couple of examples:

1. Gopiram ji was coming carrying a bundle of millet hanging behind his shoulder. One asked-'Uncle. What are you carrying in the bundle?' The answer was 'Oil.'

2. Some children were drawing lines with reeds on the plastered wall of the raw Chaupal.They were walking happily. He immediately stopped him and said, 'Don't do this. Let me tell you. You should call your parents, brothers-in-laws, uncles and aunts, please insist again. I was alone and had to face the gopi's courtyard.

Gopiram ji passed away first and Seojiram died a few years later at the age of about 80-85 years.

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Shivnathrai ji:

Shivnath ji had a simple personality. You were simple minded, honest and true to your promises. You had a silver jewelery making shop in the northern door market. Especially you used to make jewelery for Muslim families. Your bellows would always be running and there would be silver in the pot filled with coals. People used to smoke pipe tobacco at his shop and work also used to get done. You were friendly, reticent and thrifty. On the strength of these qualities, you took care of your big family and continued to progress with success.

You were married to Janaki Devi in ​​the Samadiwal family of Mandawa. You had 6 sons and one daughter. Daughter Pannadevi's marriage in Kharadi family of Laxmangarh. It happened with Nathuramji. The names of your sons are 1. Nagarmal, 2. Sitaram, 3. Hariram, 4. Gangaram, 5. Shubhakaran and 6. Shankarlal. Shivnath ji used to go to his shop regularly even in his old age. your death date Vaisakh Sudi 2 no. 2032 accordingly dated 28.4.1975 AD.

Shri Nagarmal ji:

Shri Nagarmal ji went into the lap of Gopiram ji.

2. Sitaram ji:

Sitaram ji's first marriage was with Maliram ji in the Rajotiya family of Churu.What happened to daughter Bhagwati. He had three sons and one daughter - Madhusudan, Govind, Mukesh and Gudi. He died suddenly of appendicitis. After some time, Sitaram ji's second marriage took place with the daughter of Raju Ram of Ladoya family of Bissau. He has four sons and two daughters. The names of the sons are- Dharamdev, Gutal, Bunty and Sanjay.

Sitaramji earlier used to make Bandi jewelery and make wooden furniture. Later worked for years in Cement Factory, Sawaimadhopur. After resigning from there, you stayed in Libya for four years. After coming back from there, you worked as foreman in Mudak Cement Factory near Kota. Due to ill health he had to leave the job. Presently you do tailoring and sewing machine repair work in Bissau.

(1) Madhusudan

Madhusudan obtained a bachelor's degree in commerce due to his special inclination towards studies. He was a favorite disciple of his teachers. You were married to the daughter of Kesardev of Adichwal family of Nawalgarh You have two sons and two daughters who are pursuing school education. After doing M.Com you. Worked in cement factory Sawaimadhopur. When the factory was closed, you worked as an accountant in Ludhiana. Presently you handle the Income Tax Department in a private firm in Sawai Madhopur.

(ii) Govind

Govind works in Sawai Madhopur. Dharamdev works in Jaipur. In 1994 AD, both of them got married at Dhodiwara. Mukesh has returned from a trip to the Gulf country. The remaining boys are learning the work.

2. Hariram ji:

Hariram's marriage took place in the Bankhiya family of Jhunjhunu. What happened to Gulab ji's daughter. You are a skilled artisan in making furniture. You have been living in Bargad (Orissa) for the last forty years. Your business does well there. You have many shops selling furniture and electrical goods etc. You have a private house there and the whole family is living in prosperity. You have four sons and two daughters – Chabulal, Sajjan, Mahendra and Raj. Daughters Lalita and Sharda.

In 1994, your elder son Babu Lal died suddenly and untimely in Bombay, which deeply shocked you. Babulal left behind his wife, two sons and two daughters.

Gangaram ji:

Gangaram ji married Ginni, daughter of Vilasarai in Chuyel family of Churu. What happened to Devi. You worked in the cement factory Sawaimadhopur for many years.After you were selected for the post of mechanic in the power generating factory of Meghalaya, you left Sawai Madhopur and went to Meghalaya with your family. He served there for many years, but due to suffering from blood pressure, he came to Bissau for some time. You died suddenly in 1984 AD.

His elder son Shyamsundar did B.Sc. After obtaining DMI, he received computer training. Currently doing business work from his personal computer in Jaipur. The second son Satya Narayan is serving in Meghalaya and the third son Pradeep is working in Jaipur.

Shubhakaran ji:

Shubhakaran ji was married to Late Mosan family of Ramgarh. Born to Devaki, daughter of Durgadutta. After passing matriculation, he served as a teacher in a government school for two years, but he did not like being a teacher. Therefore, I decided to leave my job and do freelance work. You bought a bus and operated it for many years on the Bissau-Mandawa route. Meanwhile, you are involved in local politics

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Started participating. As a result, the bus had to be sold after incurring a loss. By being active in the politics of Bissau, you wanted to bring about changes in the municipal system in the public interest. Fielded candidates from every ward with the organization. You won with a good majority and three members of your side remained with you after winning. Unfortunately he could not achieve complete success. You are respected as a true and honest political activist in Bissau.

You have installed a flour mill and cotton machine near the eastern door.You are an officer or member of most of the organizations in Bissau. The credit for starting Ratri Ramlila on Dussehra in Bissau (1992) belongs to you. You reviewed the Bissau stand several times and implemented several reform programs. You have also been abroad many times. Presently you are struggling to bring social, political and cultural awakening in Bissau.

You have one son and two daughters. Son Parmeshwar is serving in the steel pipe factory established in Behror. He was married to Late Daneva family of Jhunjhunu. Married to Kiran, granddaughter of Shri Mannalal ji and daughter of Shri Sanwarmal ji on 20.6.95.

Shankarlal:

Shankarlal was married to the daughter of Shri Hanuman Prasad of the Meesan family of Ramgarh. You have been running a small factory in Jaipur for many years. In Nayakheda you have your own house. You have a handicapped son (Manoj) who is studying in college.

(b) Khataram ji

Likhmaram's second son Khetaram did not have any son, he adopted Daluram, the third son of his elder brother Kisnaram. But Daluram did not have any son. Therefore, he adopted Kesuram's grandson Tolaram.

Tolaram:

Totaram ji is the grandson of Kesuram ji and son of Chunaram ji under the control of Dulharam. After the demise of Baluram ji, he started living permanently in Jagatpura (Bissau). You have an independent house in Agatpura. Initially you used to do wood work, then started doing silver work at Shivaay Rai's shop. After a few years, late Manna Lal ji took him with himself to Darbhanga. Around 1953-54, he started working in the Cement Factory, Sawai Madhopur. Retired from there and came to Bissau. Presently you are living in Jagatpura (Bissau). You were married to Purno Devi in ​​the Choyal family of Churu. You had three sons and two daughters: sons Nardev, Niranjan and Vijay.

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1. Nardev:

After passing high school from Bissau, you got technical training and started doing electrical work. You became the contractor of the said work and you L. Received the right to give by certifying the form. After gaining many years of experience, your qualification started being considered equivalent to that of an engineer. As a result, you have Rajasthan, Haryana, U.P. And competently and efficiently took charge of many synthetic yarn factories established in the Himalayan region. After this you also started your independent work in Jaipur. You died on 14.7.94 in Jaipur due to sudden cardiac arrest.

You got married in the Meesan family of Ramgarh. You have five sons and one daughter. Your son is also working in Jaipur. He married three sons and one daughter. You were also a social worker in Jaipur.

1. Pawan Kumar: Nardev's first son Pawan Kumar was married to the daughter of Shri Ghisaram of Barwadia family of Fatehpur. You can have your own personal workshop in Jaipur. Let's run. You have three sons.

2. Second son Sushil Kumar lives in Dhani (Tukampura) near Gudha. You are working in Jaipur only. You have a son.

3. Third son Satish Kumar is working in Jaipur and is engaged in technical work there.

4. Fourth son Manoj Kumar got married to the late Kala family of Jhujhunu. Happened to Matri Ram ji's granddaughter. You also work with your brothers in Jaipur.

5. Fifth son Alok is leaving his studies and getting technical training.

2. Niranjan Lal:

Niranjan's first marriage was in the Bandrikhiya family of Jhunjhunu. What happened to Gulab Rai's daughter. He had a daughter. His wife died at the time of their daughter's birth. Hence, his second marriage took place with the daughter of Shri Madhav ji in the Bhiraniya family of Churu. Madhav ji got him appointed in the water supply department of Churu. His wife is working as a teacher in government service. Niranjan has four daughters and two sons.

3. Vijay:

Vijay Kumar was married to the daughter of Shri Parmeshwar ji in the Barwadia family of Fatehpur. You are a skilled carpenter. You have two sons and daughters.

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2. Dulharam

Dulharam ji, the second son of Chokharam ji, had four sons - Kesuram ji, Nandlal ji, Bhivaram ji and Trilokram ji.

1. Kesuram ji: They had two sons – Ramu ji and Chunaram ji. Ramuji died untimely. Chunaram ji got married to Mahadevi in ​​Malsisar. his three sons. Huye-Bhuraram ji. Hardeva Ram ji and Tolaram ji. Bhuraram ji was disabled and in his youth. He died in the same year. Tolaram ji went into Daluram ji's lap. Therefore, Hardeva Ram remained with Chunaram ji.

Hardevaram ji:

Hardevaram ji's first marriage took place in Godiya village. After some time, his wife Chand Devi died untimely. His father-in-law married him for the second time.Did it with my niece Rose.

Hardevaram ji was a skilled artisan in making gold and silver jewellery. He continued running his shop in Vilaspur for many years. Other artisans also worked for him. But opium addiction made him weak. As a result, they got that place. Had to leave. Later he tried to run business at many places but was not successful. He soon passed away due to illness. He left behind his wife and a son.

Satyanarayan:

His father's shadow had left his head in his childhood itself. His childhood was spent under the care of Tolaram ji. Start learning work after completing primary education Did it. You became a Kural turner and fitter by working in Shri Tularam ji's factory for many years. Now you have started managing your family's expenses yourself. But you were ambitious, so you acted with foresight and went to Gulf countries to earn good money. Accumulated wealth by living abroad for a decade. Later, to fulfill his ambition, he came to Jaipur and bought a plot in Vishwakarma area. Established our factory on that plot in 1984 AD. What is particularly noteworthy is that you developed your own business through your hard work and dedication. There would be no exaggeration if Satyanarayan ji is given second place in the Dhamu family after Tolaram ji as per his working style and aspirations. Wire dyeing machine and menite cutting machine are manufactured in your factory. The name of your factory is

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Rajasthan Processors

C. 124 (B), Road No. 1-A. Vishwakarma Industrial Area, Jaipur

Your first marriage was with the daughter of Shri Asaram ji in the Choyal family of Churu. He had two sons and two daughters. Elder son Anil who lived in Ratangarh. Works in a factory and also manages it. The younger son Sunil met with an accident two years ago and died untimely death. Due to the said accident, Satyanarayan's wife Pali had died untimely. You brought the other leaves by marrying them with Saukar. He has two sons. Sadly, Shri Satyanarayan's elder son Anil also died in an accident on 24.11.95.

2. Nand Lal Ji:

Kesuram ji's brother Nandlal ji had a son Budhram ji who died in his youth. Adopted him from Saghonsar in his place. His name was Budhram. He lived in Brar for many years and earned well. He was a woodworker. Budhram ji had a son. His name was Sohan Lal.

Sohan Lal ji:

Apart from woodwork, Sohan Lal ji was an artisan in making gold jewellery. He had a famous shop in Delhi. At that time he had a good reputation in the society. He was greatly influenced by the ideas of Gandhi and became a Congressman. He was a regular reader of daily newspapers. He was a harsh critic of the Thakurs and their employees. He also had a shop in Kanpur for many years but it was unsuccessful. He was forced to return to his birthplace Bissau. After that he never went out again.

Sohan Lal ji was married in the Bhiraniya family of Fatehpur. You had sons and daughters. The name of the elder son is Bajlal and the name of the younger son is Janaki Prasad. Bahi Purna's name is Ginni Devi and younger daughter's name is Geetadevi. Their mother passed away after bringing together all four children at a young age. Sohan Lal ji's mother Took care of them. You were a supporter of reformist ideas and a lover of education. You showed foresight in looking after your daughters.

1. Braj Lal

Sohan Lal's elder son Baj Lal was married in the Sanwal family of Bagad. You used to work with your father in making gold jewelery in Delhi and Kanpur. Later worked in cement factory Sawaimadhopur. From there he retired and came to Bissau. You have one son and two daughters. His son Rajesh got married in the Boyal family of Churu but after two years due to internal discord and differences, he got married. The marriage ended. His second marriage took place in Delhi. Unfortunately he died. Brajlal's wife had died earlier in Delhi. Presently Rajesh works in a cement factory established in Sikar.

2. Janaki Prasad:

Janaki Prasad, the second son of Sohan Lal ji, was married to Pataseedevi, daughter of Shri Hukami ji of Charkhiya family of Alsisar. You also lived in Delhi and Kanpur with your father. Later you worked in cement factory Sawai Madhopur. Retired from there and came to Bissau. You are a person of simple nature. Your Has four sons-1. Naval, 2. Poonam, 3. Mahendra, 4. Natwar.

Naval passed matriculation and did ITI. Received training. After that he worked as a turner in Tolaram ji's factory and also gained experience by visiting other factories. After this he was appointed to Maruti Company, Delhi. He was sent to Japan for training on behalf of the company.

Naval was married to the daughter of Shri Vishwambhar Lal of the Mausan family of Ramgarh. Happened together. He has two sons – Deepak and Jaikishan. Poonam was married to the daughter of Jayadratha of Ramgarh. He has two daughters. Mahendra passed BA and got training as a librarian. Presently he is serving in a library in Delhi. He was married to the daughter of Shri Ramkumar ji of Dundlod. He has a son. Natwar also did ITI. Received training. Presently he is working in Delhi.

(c) Bhinvaram ji:

Bhivaram ji, the third son of Dulharam ji, was married to the sister of Pemaram ji of Nirashadhan. They had a daughter Lakshmi. She got married in Dasuntpura. Since Bhivaram ji did not have any son, he adopted Bijaram ji's son Shivlal.

Shivlal ji:

Although Shivlal ji had passed away, he always lived together with his brother Rekharam ji. Both the brothers had a joint shop in Ranchi. The shop used to make gold and silver jewellery. Many artisans worked in the shop. At that time he had a famous shop in Ranchi. He was highly respected among Marwari Seths. Later Shivlal ji opened a shop in Bissau. Brother Rekha Ram continued to manage the Ranchi shop. In 1945, Shivlal ji had to leave Bissau after being defeated. He went to Ranchi again. There you died due to sudden cardiac arrest. You were an artisan of making silver jewellery. The pairs of silver plated temples built by him in Bissau and the crowns of the four forms of Ramlila are important from the point of view of art. From your first marriage you had a son whose name was Maliram. Your second marriage was with Suvati Devi, daughter of Asaram ji in the Rajotiya family of Rs. Churu. The meeting took place with Shri Pokarmal ji of Mukundgarh. From his marriage he had five sons and one daughter. The names of the sons are as follows: 1. Dwarka Prasad, 2. Banshidhar, 3. Inderband, 4. Prahlad Rai, 5. Ratan Lal. daughter of Anardevi

1. Maliram ji:

Shivlal ji's eldest son Maliram ji was married to Khidharsar. He never got along well with his wife, hence he always stayed in Ranchi. There he earned and lost. He was skilled in behavior but not skilled in business. You bought a circus and ran it, but without getting the desired results, you lost many hours. How did we meet? Earn money by weighing forks. Finally, after wandering and struggling with difficulties, he reached Sawaimadhopur and got a job in the cement factory there. You died in 1968-69 AD. You had married all your twelve daughters and married your son Navrang Lal into the Barwadia family of Fatehpur.

Navrang Lal:

Navrang Lal worked in Jaipur for many years. After that he started working as a welder in the Cement Factory, Sawaimadhopur. After the death of his father, the entire burden of the house fell on his shoulders. Later he left the job and went to Dubai. Both his sons also worked in Umi Company in Dubai. After earning good income from the Gulf country, he built a good house in Sawai Madhopur and married his two daughters and two sons.

Your elder son Om Prakash worked in Jaipur for many years after completing a three-year diploma in civil engineering. Presently he is working as a civil engineer in Dubai. The second son Rakesh passed the 10 plus 2 examination and continued working with his father in Dubai. Presently Sawai is busy doing his independent work in Madhopur.

2. Dwarka Prasad:

Dwarka Yasad's first marriage was with Bhagwanaram of Ko Puri in the Barwadia family of Fatehpur, but she died untimely. Therefore, his second marriage took place with the daughter of Mungaram ji of Ahichchal family of Dhundlod. Self. Mannalal ji took Dwarka Prasad with him to Darbhanga and made him a silver jewelery maker. He worked there for years. In 1978, he himself came to Bissau, leaving his younger brother Indrachandra there. He passed away in 1984 AD. They have two sons and two daughters. The names of the sons are as follows: Narottam Lal, Radheshyam, Pappu and Sunil.

(1) Narottam Lal:

He was married to Mr. Jugal in Roliwal family of Nawalgarh. What happened to ji's daughter. They have one son Anil and two daughters. He has been living in the Gulf country for the last 15 years. And with his earnings he has also built a nice house in Bissau.

(ii) Radheshyam

Radheshyam married the daughter of Shri Ghisaram of Mustana.Happened together. They have three sons Kanti, Naval, and Pintu. He also earned money by living in the Gulf country for 10 years. Presently he is handling 'Shiv Timber' firm in Bissau.

(iii) Babu Lal (Pappu)

He got married in Mauriasar village. He has two sons. He works with Radheshyam in Shiv Timber Mervent firm.

(iv) Sunil

He was married to the second daughter of Shri Pisaram of Sultana. He has one son. Currently it is working in Gulf country.

3. Banshidhar:

He was married to Late Daneva family of Jhunjhunu. Born to Gulraj's daughter. You have three sons: 1. Vijayshankar, 2. Ramavatar, 3. Rajesh. After his father's death, Banshidhar lived in Ranchi, Darbhanga and Bettiah, then came to Jaipur and started doing carpentry work. Later he was appointed to the post of photographer in Cement Factory, Sawaimadhopur. From there you were sent to Phalodi Quarry. There you worked with all your heart and soul as a result of which you became a foreman from an ordinary fitter. You became an expert in repairing vehicles like dumpers etc. In 1976, after voluntary retirement, he came to Bissau and started a private industry by installing a saw machine. Later a workshop was established. At present, repair work and making of forged iron gates etc. is done in his workshop. On the basis of your hard work, you bought Nohra with the workshop and also got an independent building constructed.

1. Vijayshankar was married to the daughter of Shri Nagar ji of the Barwadia family of Fatehpur. They have two sons and one daughter. Elder son Vishnu is learning work and younger son Sanjay is studying. Vijay Shankar himself handles the saw machine. It has also built three open shops on the main road which have been given on rent.

2. Ramavatar was married to the daughter of Shri Mahadevji of Mandawa.They have four daughters. He takes charge of the workshop.

3. Rajesh was married to the daughter of Shri Bajrang Lal Sidar of Lalasi. He also works as a turner in the workshop.

4. Indrachand:

He was married to Late Daneva family of Jhunjhunu. Born to Gulraj's daughter. You have three sons and five daughters. Self. Along with Mannalal ji Dwarka Prasad, this also Took to Darbhanga and there he also started making silver jewellery. Later Mannalal ji returned to the country after handing over the entire shop to him. Indra Chand took over the shop. He handled it well and also started making gold jewellery. Self. Manna Lal ji's reputation And Indra Chand got the fruits of honesty. You have purchased a house there, work is in progress. The names of your sons are Ramesh Chandra, 2. Subhash and 1. Pawan Kumar.

1. Marriage of Ramesh Chand to Mr. Kisan in Roliwal (Udasia) family of Jhunjhunu. What happened to Lal ji's daughter. He lived in the Gulf country for four-five years. Presently he works in making gold jewelery in Darbhanga. two of these Sons are 1. Amit and 2. Prashant

2. Subhash was married to the daughter of Shri Hiralal ji of Miman family of Ramgarh. They have two sons. He manages the shop in Darbhanga along with his father. The names of his sons are. Sunit and Mukesh.

3. Pawan Kumar was married to the daughter of Shri Jodhraj of Boyal family of Churu. They have two sons. He also works with his father in a shop in Darbhanga. The names of his sons are Manish and Vishal.

5. Prahladrai was married to the daughter of Shri Bhagwan ji in the Mamdiwal family of Chirawa. They had two daughters but no son. You worked in Bombay for many years. After coming to Bissau, he first established 'Shiv Timber Merchant Firm' in which he got a lot of success but unfortunately his wife died untimely. Both his daughters were brought up by their grandmother. In his grief, he himself succumbed to TB disease and died untimely on 24.4.82. Yes, he passed away tragically.

6. Ratanlal was married to the sons of Shri Narayan ji in the Daneva family of Gangiyasar. You are a skilled carpenter and worked in Bombay for years. Currently you are working in Bissau. You have two sons and two daughters. Baha's son Dinesh was married to the daughter of Shri Jeevan Ram Meesan of Ramgarh. But has also made many trips to Gulf countries. The second son Manoj has also visited the Gulf country twice.

(d) Trilokaram ji:

Later, Trilokaram ji, the eldest son of Dullaiyam, was a person of simple nature. Your . Pann Lal was blind and unmarried. Cope with father's death. Ramchandra Sunar acquired his land and had a son, Panna Lal. It was given to his remaining brother Budharam for construction. After his death Budhram ji got his share of the farm. Thus his dynasty ended here.

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3. Mohan Ram

Mohan Ram ji, the third son of Chokharam ji, was very intelligent. they a He was a skilled artisan. He had a daughter from his first wife, the son's name was Rai Tukmaram and the daughter's name was Jamna. Three sons from the second wife and two daughters Chandraram and Padsiram, Utma and Gauran. Daughters became sons-Khubaram

1. Hukamaram ji- Hukamaram ji was skilled in carpentry. He worked in the surrounding areas for many years. You had two sons, Nachuram ji, and after the demise of Baluram's Hukamaram ji, both his sons also remained outside for many years.

(a) Nayuram ji:

Namuram ji lived in Brar for many years. He had three sons, Jaidev, Dwarka Prasad and Durgalal. He bought a land near his Dhamu brothers and the three brothers built their respective houses on it.

1. Jaidev ji was from Jhunjhunu. They sell furniture, motor bodies and silver jewellery. He was a skilled artisan. He started living in Jaipur from around 1954 AD He has four sons – Vijay, Raju, Yatu and Sushil.

2. Rakshapal was a promising young man. Within a short period he had developed his business, but unfortunately he died in an accident. his on 12.2.87 Died.

3. Radheshyam -Radheshyam was married to a Jangid family of Jaipur. He has two sons – Dinesh and Vinot. He is doing his work in Jaipur itself. Jaidev ji and his wife died in Jaipur itself.

(b) Dwarka Prasad Ji

Nathuram ji's second son Dwarka Prasad ji married Chidava. You are a diesel engine operator and repairer. For many years, he worked as a mechanic for the maintenance and repair of generators providing electricity and engines and well motors installed for water supply in Bissau city of Chimanram Ramkumar Lakshmi Narayan Shivchand Rai Podar Trust of Bissau. Later you came to Jaipur. You worked in many companies in Jaipur. Currently you are running your personal workshop. You built your private house in Balaji, Dhar. You have three sons: Maturam, Parmeshwar and Hariram.

(i) Maturam got a two-year engineering diploma and got appointed in the water supply department. Presently you are posted in Jaipur Water Supply Department. You have two sons-Munna and Manoj.

(ii) Parmeshwar was married to the Meesan family of Sardarshahr. Yours in Jaipur

(iii) Has his own workshop. You have a son. Hariram married into the Choyal family of Churu. you with your brother

(c) Durgalal ji:

Nathuram ji's third son Durgalal ji was married in the Daneva family of Churu. You are also a skilled mechanic of diesel engines. You worked in Podar Trust of Bissau for many years. Later he came to Jaipur and started working in the workshop of Tolaramji Mistry. There you shouldered the responsibility of a responsible person. By working day and night with hard work and dedication, he acquired technical skills and earned fame by the name of 'Durgalal Mistry'. At present you have a workshop near Tolaram ji's factory, which is being run by your sons Kailash Chandra and Ramesh Bandar.

(i) Kailash Chandra Bagad Vyaha. You maintain your workshop. Jobs come to you from far and wide. You have earned a good name among the youth. You have a son whose name is Kamal. he passed graduation exam. Have established a small workshop. He got married in 1993 in Jaipur.

(ii) Ramesh Chandra works in a workshop with his elder brother. He has made his mark among the artisans with his skill.

(b) Baluram ji:

Baluram ji, the second son of Hukamaram ji, was initially in search of labor.Moved to Sardarshahar (Churu) and settled there. He continued living there for many years. He had two sons and three daughters 1. Nagar Mal. 2. When Kidar Mal's sons grew up, Baluram ji came to Bissau and started living.

1. Nagar Mal ji:

Nagarmal ji, senior son of Baluram ji, lived in the Siddar family of Bagad. You were a person of very simple and straightforward nature. You were a skilled artisan in wood work. Your wife was suffering from arthritis. In adulthood, his hands and palms were joined due to which Nagarmal ji had to follow all the family rituals. You used to work in Cement Factory, Sawai Madhopur. After retiring from there, he came to Bissau and started earning his living by setting up a flour mill. You had three daughters, no sons. Hence, after his death, his elder daughter Geeta Took possession of their property. After a few years, Nagarmal ji died suddenly. In this way his dynasty could not move forward.

2. Kidarmal ji:

Baluram ji's second son Kitarmal started learning wood after passing 4th class. You were Akola Vyahay. So, after a few years, he went to Akol of May family and started working there. You are a skilled artisan in making furniture. Your business started doing well. There you have built your private house and run a furniture house. You have four sons who are fully cooperating in running your establishment. You have been living there for fifty years and have become an addressee.

Your sister is Veena Almisar Vyahi. His sons are very smart and do their own business of motor vehicles etc.

(b) Khubaram ji:

The first son born from the second wife of Mohanram ji was Khuvaram ji, a resident of Udaipur. His wife's name was Kisturi Devi. Khubaram ji was a renowned artist in the Dhamu family. Not only did he do wood and iron work, he also used to repair the ponds of Thikana Vigada. At that time there was no other artisan to join him. He had built a buffalo mill through which maximum amount of grain could be milled in less time.

His wife was known as 'Motley Dadi' in the family. She was a talented person and despite being illiterate, she was highly literate. She used to regularly spin discussions and sing bhajans. He remembered thousands of old hymns. Of Bandrasakhi, but were scattered on the public face. Grandmother got Dr. Manohar Sharma to write most of the pages of Chandrasakhi. 'Chandrasakhi Bhajbal Krishna Tribook' was published by Rajasthan Sahitya Samiti, Bissau in which grandmother's photo is published.

Khunaram ji passed away long ago while grandmother passed away at the time of the marriage of her grandson Banwari Lal. Khubaram ji had four sons - Laxmanram, Maliram, Hanuman and Kannaiya Lal. He had a daughter whose name is Dwarika Devi, who is a resident of the Bhisan family of Ramgarh. His son 'Tau Shekhawati' is a famous comedy and satire poet of Rajasthan. Ghadsi Ramjo, younger brother of Khubaram ji, to Hanuman Prasad ji.

1. Laxmanram ji:

He was married to Purni Devi in ​​the Choyal family of Churu. They used to make silver utensils and jewellery. They had one daughter and one son. He died untimely due to tuberculosis.

Prabhudayal:

The only son of Laxman Ram ji, Prabhudayal is married to Islampur. You were serving in Cement Factory, Sawai Madhopur. At present, after being retired from service, you are living in Sawaimadhopur. You have three sons – Vishwambhar, Mahendra and Anand. His three sons are working in cities like Bombay, Kota etc.

2. Maliram ji:

Maliram ji's first wife was from Fatehpur who died in his youth. Your second marriage took place with the daughter of Baijnath ji in the Barwadia family of Bissau. Unfortunately, he also died at a young age. His third wife came from Ratangarh. From her he had four sons, Chauthuram, Shankarlal, Munna and Rajesh. Chauburam runs his own private workshop RK Engineering Works and Shankar Lal does machine work in Jaipur. He has built his personal house in Jaipur. Munna and Rajesh work in Bombay. Chachuram has a son Kamlesh and Shankar Lal has a son Pankaj. Munna has a daughter and Rajesh has a son.

Maliram ji worked in cement factory, Sawaimadhopur. retired fromAfter that we came to Bissau. You were fond of music. You died in Bissau.

3. Kanhaiya Lal ji:

Khuvaram ji's fourth son Kanhaiya Lal ji was married to Govindram of Mukundgarh.Happened to Pancholi Devi, daughter of ji. He joined the army during the Second World War. After the end of the Great War, you left the military service and then worked in Bombay for many years. Later he left Bombay and came to Sawai Madhopur and started working in a cement factory. Retired from there and came to Jaipur. He died in Jaipur a decade ago. You have three sons: Banwari Lal, Gajanand and Lala.

(i) Banwari Lal was married to a daughter of Shri Bajrang Lal ji of the Seedar family of Bagad. You worked in Cement Factory, Sawai Madhopur for years. You remained there even after the factory was closed. In 1994, you left Sawai Madhopur and came to Jaipur. You have two sons: Bablu and Sanjay. At present both the brothers are working in Delhi.

(ii) Gajanand was married to the daughter of Shri Nagarmal ji of Niradhanu. You are serving in the Insurance Department in Jaipur. You have been living in Jaipur for many years and have also built your personal house there. You are a simple and well behaved young man. Dhamu family has many expectations from you in social upliftment. You have a son.

(ii) Lala was married to the daughter of Shri Nagarmal ji of Nirathan. He is serving in Insurance Department (Industry). Presently he is posted in Chirawa. Despite being reticent, he has highlighted his personality in Chirawa. He Has a son.

(c) Chandraram ji:

The third son of Mohan Ram ji was Chandraram ji Mahansar Vyahe. He was a person of simple nature. Whatever he got through hard work, he accepted it with satisfaction and lived his life. He was a skilled artisan. He had two sons: Sadhuram and Gigaram.

1. Sadhuram ji got married to Manidevi in ​​Belasar. You were expert in woodcraft. Despite being thin, your hands were strong. Later he worked as a carpenter in Dalmia Cement Factory, Karachi for many years. Year In 1947 AD, communal riots broke out on the partition of India and Karachi went to Pakistan. Therefore he had to return to Bissau. After some time, he died due to tuberculosis. He had two sons, Rameshwar Lal and Shri Lal.

(a) Rameshwar Lal was married to the daughter of Shri Lunaram of Badhaniya family of Churu. You are a first class skilled craftsman in making furniture. You have been living in Jaipur for many years and have your own house there. You Govind Devji He is a great devotee of. Wherever there are sermons of sages and saints, you go there and take advantage of listening to them. You have an establishment named 'Jangid Furniture House' in Jaipur. You have two sons, Oim Prakash and Niranjan Lal.

(3) Oim Prakash was married to the daughter of Shri Gajadhar ji of Meesan family of Ramgarh. He works as a turner. He has a son. Currently He is running his own private workshop.

(ii) Niranjan Lal married into the Salonia family of Nawalgarh. He works with his father and also runs the firm. He has a son who works in Jaipur. (b) Shrilal-Sadhuram ji's second son Shrilal Gangiyasar was married. He used to work with his elder brother in Jaipur. He was skilled in carpentry but

2. Gigaram ji:

Chandraram Jo's second son Gigaram ji was married to late BissauWhat happened to Barwadiya's daughter. Despite being simple in nature, you were a very courageous man. You faced many emergency situations and knew how to come out of them. This was the reason why they did not give up despite facing economic and social difficulties till the end and kept their morale high. You used to do carpentry work.

Before independence, you worked in Dalmia Cement Factory, Karachi. After coming from there, he worked on aram machine in Jaipur-Bikaner Trading Company, Jaipur. When the work of cement factory started in Sawai Madhopur, you left Jaipur and started working in the cement factory, Sawai Madhopur. Later he called other brothers of Dhamu family also there. He was counted among the bravest people. The work which could not be done by anyone else, he used to get it completed with his help. After retirement, you came to Bissau and first opened a general repair shop there, later Ramkumar ji ran a saw machine on rent in Dhamu's Nohre. You passed away in 1991.

He had four sons – Vasudev, Muralidhar, Rajendra and Bhagiratha. Vasudev was a tease. He died after a few years of marriage. His place was given to Muralidhar but he too died untimely. He had two sons – Vinod and Pappu. Vinod is Churu Vyaha and Pappu is Dundlod Vyaha. Vinod works as a turner in Jaipur. And Pappu does carpentry work. He has also built his personal house in Jaipur. Rajendra remained unmarried due to his weak mentality. He is living his life at his own pace in Jaipur. Bhagiratha turned out to be a capable boy. He was married to the niece of Damodar ji of Nawalgarh. He initially learned the work of turner in the factory of Shri Tolaram ji. Later he got an opportunity to go to the Gulf country. He stayed there for many years and earned well. He got his old houses in Bissau repaired and also built two rooms in his enclosure. In 1994 AD, he built a house in Jaipur. He has one son and three daughters. Son Pawan Kumar is receiving school education.

(d) Ghadsiram ji:

Mohan Ramji's fourth son Ghadsi Ramji was a talented mechanic. The fair complexion and slim body made his personality attractive. In his youth, he joined the post of mason in Bissau base and served for a long time. His name was famous in the surrounding areas. He had a special place among the courtiers of Bissau Thakur Vishnu Singh. He also had unwavering faith in the Bissau base and the locations of his relations. For this reason, the work of all those places was done only through him. You traveled to many distant places with Thakur Vishnu Singh.

He was an expert in wood, silver, gold and gems. Therefore, all the related work was done under his supervision only. He was a watchmaker and also repaired swords, spears, guns etc. He used to solve the problems arising out of caste and community. He used to implement many important decisions by using his political influence.

At that time there was all kinds of splendor in his house. The visiting guests were given good hospitality. However, he was influenced by Thikana culture. Thakur was proficient in Suhati. That is why his entire life was spent diving into the ocean of Thakurī-Sanskriti and filled his inner treasure with pearls of experience. He also made a major contribution in raising the families of his brothers. Of the sons and daughters of your brothers

He used to complete the entire work from arranging relationships to marriage rituals at his own expense. He used to write the complete account of expenditure there. Later, if possible, they would charge interest. He always used to go out of the house in official attire. He had received about one bigha of land from the flood, but due to the flood affecting his brothers' fields, there was not enough increase in the land in the field. Due to lack of foresight here, the benefit of additional land could not be availed. Which resulted in civil strife. He was a lucky man. For most of his life, not only a human being, not even a calf of his cow died. Yes, his wife and his son had passed away in the last decade. He never fell ill in his life. A beautiful and healthy life was his greatest achievement. He died at the age of 96 in Which is the record of long life in our Dhamu family.

He was married to Mrs. Lakshmidevi in ​​Neemuch but they did not have any children. Therefore, he adopted Hanuman ji, the son of his elder grandfather Khubaram ji. Lakshmidevi gave complete motherly affection to Hanuman. She was a very simple and peaceful woman. The entire family used to call her Hodti (little) grandmother. He had passed away five years before Pahsiram ji.

Hanuman ji

Hanuman ji initially worked in Thikana Bissau. Used to run engines to supply electricity to the Bissau fort. He was also an artisan in repairing woodworking machines, clockwork etc. After finishing the job, you got a job in the cement factory, Sawaimadhopur. After retiring from there, he remained in Bissau. You were a person of very few words but used to drink opium. In your last days, you started living in your enclosure and were away from social concerns. few years After spending time in such circumstances, one became free forever.

He was married to Late Barwadia family of Fatehpur. It happened with Indraband ji's daughter Ganpati Devi. His wife was a friendly and soft-spoken woman. Hundreds of his folk songs and hymns were memorized. At the last moment of her death, despite suffering infinite body pains, she was in an extraordinary state of consciousness. He left his body while praying for forgiveness from the men and women standing around him and remembering the Supreme Lord.

Hanuman ji had four sons, Banarasi Lal, Basantlal, Balmukund and Ramji Lal.

1. Banarasi Lal ji:

Yours Marriage Late in Meesan family of Ramgarh. What happened to Umri Devi, daughter of Jawahar Lal ji. After receiving primary education, you worked as a teacher for a few months. But your inclination was towards mechanical job. Therefore, you also set up a small factory for saw machine and machine repair in Bissau but could not achieve success. Hence, you started working in cement industry, Sawaimadhopur. After a decade, you left the said job and achieved success in working independently. Later J.K. Appointed in Cement Factory, Nimbahara and worked expertly on machines for many years. With years of experience, you have become a master of mini cement plant machine plant. Presently you do not work anywhere. When you get work independently in cement states, you get it completed under your direction. Various related company owners of India keep coming to meet him and keep reading newspapers and magazines with them and are also interested in literature. Your life goes forever. You Spent in fun. You have five more sons:

1. Bhagwati Prasad, born in a black family of Jhunjhunu. Is. Since the beginning, he has been working in his father's maternal uncle's factory in Jaipur. At present the entire management of the factory is in his hands. Having become a good source of income, he has a private house and several plots in Jaipur. All these are the results of making good use of resources with hard work and dedication. They have two sons- Pradeep And Sunil.

2. Govind Prasad Churu is married. Initially, due to not getting a voluntary job, I had to wander here and there. Later, on the recommendation of father Banarasi Lal ji, J.K. Appointed in Cement, Nimbahara. Since then he has been working continuously there. They have no children; That's why Anuj keeps Ashok's younger daughter with him.

3. Suresh Kumar Ramgarh is married. In the beginning he kept wandering here and there and could not settle at any one place and work. Later he became a truck driver and started earning well. Presently he has bought his own tuk and takes goods to business centers in Rajasthan.

4. Ashok Kumar was married to the daughter of Shri Madanlal ji of Bandukhia family of Jhunjhunu. B. com. After passing, he worked temporarily at many places. Or. Later went to Gulf country. Stayed there for many years and earned well. Then in Sanjhe he ran a mini cement pipe plant in Rajgarh (Churu). When he failed, he left him and returned to Bissau. At present he has taken the agency of tire tube, puncture repair etc. and is selling in many districts of Rajasthan Supplies. He has got good success in this business. After two daughters, a son was born in 1994.

5. Satish Mandava is married. He does carpentry work in Jaipur. In between, he also helps his friend Ashok Kumar in his business.He has a son.

2. Basant Lal:

You were married to the daughter of Sarbhudayal ji of Chirawa. You worked in the Cement Factory, Sawaimadhopur for many years. Leaving that aside, he worked temporarily at many places for some time. Then Bhai Banarasi Lal appointed him to the post of Peter in Cement Factory, Nimbahara, Dilwadi. After retiring from there in January 1995, he came to Bissau. They have a son. His name is Manoj. Manoj has established a flour mill in his village. He has two sons.

3. Balamukunda:

You got married in the Choyal family of Churu. Initially you used to do wood work. Later he started taking contracts for wood work. Presently you are a building contractor in Udaipur (Meshad) and have also built your private house there. You have two sons Manohar Lal and Pawan Kumar.

1. The idea of ​​Manohar Lal originated in the Sardar Shahar Meesan family. he collected tenAfter passing two examinations, he learned silversmithing in Delhi and worked here for many years. At present it supplies copper wires in Udaipur only. The name of the firm is 'Munit Enter Prizes'.

2. Pawan Kumar's marriage with the daughter of Shri Ramji Lal Asalia, resident of Bagad. Happened together. He is a brilliant student and has a PhD in Science. doing. Presently he has taken an agency to supply copper wires which both the brothers are running together.

3. Ramjilal ji:

You were married to the daughter of Matriram ji of Ramgarh. Initially you used to do carpentry work. Later he got employed in Soment Factory. After a decade, he left his factory job and went to Libya. Stayed there for many years and earned well, then Chandkar returned to Udaipur (Mewar). Presently you are doing the business of constructing and selling buildings in Udaipur. You are a very hardworking and dedicated person. Your inferior sons are Rajesh, Pramod and Bunty. Rajesh is married and working in a bank. It is getting divided. It is with sadness that I have to write that in December 94 AD, your second son Pramod died suddenly and untimely.

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Jaguji's clan

Godhuram ji's second son Vaguram ji had two sons. 1. Jeevanaram Rabu's Gyanaram ji. A message has been sent to the people of Haridwar by writing the name of the second son as A Shanaram in the ledger. Which name is correct? Don't tell the address because the name of Deene Khan is not mentioned anywhere here. Name Raju Ho Gyanaram, the lineage of that person did not continue. Jeevanram ji had a son Bojaram 3. Bojaram ji had three sons - first Rusharam ji, second Rekharam ji and second Shivlal ji.

1. Huntaram ji

He had a son. There was a girl whose name was Nanagi. She was married to Hanuman ji, son of Mritaram in the Gajatiya family of Churu. He has a full introduction. Savalram's elder brother Pokram was brought to Dushataram's house and was helpless but after some time he returned to his village. In this way Tushta Ramji's life did not progress further.

2. Rekharam ji

Rekharam ji had one son and three daughters. The elder Purvi Tamna, a married woman from Fatehpur, came to her father's house after becoming a widow and spent her married life there and ended her childhood there. The second daughter, Manohari Ramgarh, was married, she also died. Hosari's daughter Durga Mahansar was married. She also became a widow and came to Bissau with her one son and one daughter. She started living in Guntaram's house. His days began to pass with the support of all the Dhamu brothers. Ubane himself raised his children by working as a laborer (grinding). It was with the inspiration of the author's mother that he achieved his goal of an independent family life. Presently his son Dungar Mal is working as a fitter in the factory of Honorable Shri Tolaram ji. Durga died in Bhaypur itself.

Govardhan, son of Rekharam ji, was the youngest among the three sisters. His personality is attractive. He was very fond of singing. She married into a distant Rajotiya family. Biography happened to Devi. His father Rekharam ji used to make silver jewelery in Ranchi. His shop was famous in Rambi. Govardhan also worked with his father in Ranchi. After the death of Rekharam ji, he continued working with his cousin Maliram ji in Ranchi, but suddenly in his youth he had to face famine.

His wife Khichani Devi remained in his posthumous family. Later, Sanwalram ji was brought from Bant to Geet in place of Geevardhan. along with his motherHad come. In this way, the joy of life was restored in the said family. Sawal Ram has two sons and one daughter - Shyamlal, Ramnivas and Bhagwani Devi. Now as his family grew, his expenses also increased. Sawal Ram was a general expert in work. As a result, the burden of expenditure greater than income gradually increased. This family was struggling with financial crisis. At such a time, the author got Savatyam V a job in Tolaram ji's factory. Its result was very fruitful. Sanwalram ji passed away in September 95.

Shyamlal

Elder son Shyamlal worked with his father in Tolaram ji's factory in his childhood. Started living in and learning work on lathe machine. Soon he became a skilled turner became. He got married in Nawalgarh. He worried about his financial condition. Made it perfect and started working independently. Shali Nagar for the last two decades, His private workshop is running in Jaipur named Shyam Engineering Works. This is an opportunity to continuously progress with your dedication and hard work. He has also built his personal house in Naya Kheda, Jaipur. He has three sons – Gopal, Vishnu and Chhotu. Gopal was married to the granddaughter of Lichhman ji Ahochwal of Nawalgarh. Vishnu and Chhotu are also studying while helping in the factory work.

(v) Ramniwas

Sawal Ram ji's second son lives in Ramnivas Bissau and works as a carpentry. His first marriage took place in Jaipur. His first wife died in his youth. He has a son Sharad (Bunty) who works in Shyam Engineering Works, Jaipur. Ramniwas's second marriage was to the daughter of Ramjilal Jala of Thodi Kara (DNU). She has a son named Sanjeev (Kalu).

3. Shivlal ji

Shivlal ji went into the lap of Bhivaram ji in the lineage of Chokharam ji. Hence the details of the family are given in the lineage of Chokharamji. their

Next, a table of Jaguram ji's dynasty is being given.

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Dynasty of Dungaram Ji

Goburam ji's third son Dungarram ji had two sons - Pamiram ji's Sukhkharam. Both the brothers were very good artisans in iron work. At that time Pamiram ji knew how to read and write Hindi and English. After independence in 1857 AD, the rule of the East India Company ended and India was under British rule. After that, complete peace was established in India and Indian traders, especially the elite of Shekhawati, were expanding their business efficiently by compromising with the British rule. At a time when the great grandfather of the author went to Bombay around 1880, there was no railway station near Shekhawati. This was the first family in our lineage to come first.

Paudar (Rudaya) Seth of Ramgarh Shekhawati exported opium from Bombay to foreign countries.Used to do. Dhamiram ji and Mukha Ram ji took the contract of packing opium boxes from Seth and got a lot of profit from the contract. Later Ghasiram ji and Seth became friends. Therefore, they continued to get equal work and continue to earn profits. As a result, he got his own house built in Bombay and started living in it after getting his entire family sent from Bissau.

Param ji was obese by nature. After many years, this innocence one day became a hindrance in the path of dynamic progress. We have been hearing from elders that due to the mistake made by Ghasiram ji's words, the friendship and interaction with the Seths ended. The incident is told like this.

Once the singer Vyavla came to Bombay after leaving the country and reached Seth's mansion. Vyakarta song started. All Seth's lovers used to come daily to listen to Vyavla. He also used to visit Asauraag regularly. When Vyavala wakes up, everyone increases offerings as per their devotion. Seth Sethani gave clothes, jewelery and cash. Ghasiram ji gave more cash in exchange than Seth. Seth became very angry with Ghasiram ji after knowing this.Got angry. From then on there could be no harmony between them. As a result, Ghasiram ji's kingdom collapsed. But he did not give up and continued running his factory.

The sons of both the brothers first built a mansion in Bissau. This was the first Poldar Baukbandh Haveli among the Jangid Brahmins of Bissau. The renovation of the Haveli started on Kartik Suti 13 Samvat 1955 and was completed by Samvat 1956. Kept sending money to a mechanic and he completed the construction work of the mansion. But he did not come and see the mansion himself. We have been hearing from the elders that our mansion was built in the year 1956, this is proved to be true from the above mentioned Samvat.

1. Ghasiram ji's family

Ghasiram ji was childless. His younger brother Sukhram ji had three sons, Pemaramji Ramdayal ji and Kumbharam ji. Ghasiram ji adopted Ramdayal ji. There is no mention of when Parmaram ji passed away in the books of his sons, but he was an educated and influential personality of his time. He kept his son Ramdayal with him in Bombay. There he was trained and made efficient. He was the one who ran the mansion of Bissau.

Ramdayal ji:

Ramdayal ji used to work with his father in Bombay. He was a skilled iron worker and regularly assisted in the running of the Bombay factory. After the demise of Ghasiram ji, the entire work fell upon him. He kept the factory equally active along with his brother Kumbharam.

His first marriage took place in the Daneva family in Churu. His wife died after some time. He did not have any children. Hence, Ramdayal ji's second marriage took place in the famous Asaliya family of Laxmangarh. His name was Sundar. She was a woman of simple and innocent nature. They had two sons, Dedraj and Manna Lal. Dedraj was probably born on Miti Bhadwa Sudi 11 Saturday Samvat 1962. But that year was lost due to the plague epidemic in 1974-75. The second son Manna Lal was born in Bombay approximately in the year 1964-65. Ramdayal ji died in Bombay before 1975.

Mannalal ji:

Manna Lal ji would have stayed in Bissau after the epidemic of Samvat 1975. His father passed away on Phagun Sudo 9 Samvat 1974 in Bombay and Ha Dwadsha Miti Chet Badi on 6 Samvat 1975 in Bissau. After performing the last rites of Ramdayal ji, Mannalal ji came to Bissau from Bombay.

Mannalal Jo was married to Gangadevi, daughter of Asharamji, in the Rashi family of Churu on Baisakh Muti 3 Samvat 1981. Just before his marriage, his mother passed away in Samvat 1983 and the marriage took place in Kartik Muri Samvat 1983.

He was a skilled artisan in making Bandi jewelery and utensils. He was very famous for his brutal honesty. Even today no one has any disbelief in buying the artefacts made by him at pure price. You opened your shop in Darbhanga (Bihar) 60 years ago. Apart from Marwari Seths, Darbhanga Mahara also got many art works prepared from him. Among the artworks made by him, the work of painting bell boots was worth seeing. You kept Tolaram ji with you in your shop but due to his interest in mechanic work, after some time Tolaram went to Karachi. After that he kept Tolaram ji (Jagatpura) and Shivnath ji's son Nagarmal and Sitaram in the shop. After staying for a few years, he came back and after the demise of Lal ji, he kept his sons (Dwarka Prasad and Indrachand) with him. Around the year 1957, Dwarka Prasad and Indrachand, after plundering a full shop in Darbhanga without taking anything, came to Bissau. Went. shill

You were of very simple nature and spoke very little.

He was hard-working, dedicated, thrifty and had an honest personality. You passed away on 24.4.82. Your life full of virtues still remains a source of inspiration for everyone. You have two sons and two daughters – Amolakchand, Suresh, Basanna Devi and Jayshree. Basanti was born in the year 1987. She got married to Mr. Chiranji Lal in Adichwal family of Nawalgarh in the year 2000. He has one son and two daughters.

Jayashree was born in 1946 and married Chet Badi at the age of 7 years. Born on 5.3.1964 in the Kala family of Jhunjhunu to the son of contractor Bajrang Lal, Shri Tarachand ji. He has one son and two daughters.

1. Amolak Chand:

You were born on 10th November, 1933 AD. You passed matriculation examination from Bagla High School, Churu in 1951 AD. After that, in 1952, Thikana became a teacher in the school of Vissau. After the acquisition of Thikana Bissau in 1954, he joined the state service. While doing teaching work, you did M.A.B.Ed. Qualified up to. You got married to Ginni Devi, daughter of Panramji, in the Barwadiya family of Fatehpur on Miti month Badi 5 Samvat 2008.

You are a Hindi and Rajasthani litterateur. Your well-researched articles, stories, memoirs, sketches, essays, poems etc. keep getting published in various newspapers and magazines of Rajasthan. You are the managing editor of the famous research magazine 'Varda'. Under your chief editorship, the school magazine 'Saurabh' of Bissau Higher Secondary School was published, which got the second position in Rajasthan and received the award. You were honored in Pilani and Chirawa literary festivals organized by Rajasthani Mahitya Sanskriti Academy, Bikaner. You were felicitated and honored by Bissau's Shri Tarun Sahitya Parishad, Shri Raghuveer Kala Mandir and Dhamu family for your literary, cultural and social services.

You are an officer and member of the following organizations.

1. Central Sahitya Academy, Delhi (Rajasthani Advisory Board)

2. Rajasthan Sahitya Samiti, Bissau 3. Shri Tarun Sahitya Parishad, Bissau

5. Sahitya Sansthan, Jhunjhunu

4. Shri. Raghuveer Kala Mandir, Bissau

6. Following are Shri Jangid Samaj Vikas Samiti, Bissau.

Your major publications Bissau Darshan (1980) Hindi 1.

2. Regional Stories of Shekhawati (1982) Rajasthani

3. Bissau Directory (1988) History

4. Galchat (1992) Essay Collection Rajasthani

5. Rajasthani Story Collection (Published)

You took over as the Principal of Government Secondary School on 30 November 1991. But retired while working. You have 5 sons and one daughter, Jaiprakash, Vinod Kumar, Vimal Kumar, Rakesh, Sudhesh and Urmila.

1. Jaiprakash:

Your eldest son Jaiprakash was born on 8.3.1958. After receiving higher primary education, he learned the work of turner in his grandfather Tolaram ji's factory. His first marriage took place in 1977 AD with Pren Devi, daughter of Shri Satyanarayan ji in the Rotiwal family of Jhunjhunu, but he died untimely after the birth of a son in 1984 AD. It was an irreparable loss for the family. His second marriage took place in 1985 AD with Manju, daughter of Shri Kitar ji of Daneva family of Jhujhunu. He has 4 daughters. Jaiprakash went to Khadi countries three-four times. Presently he has built a small separate house for himself.

2. Vinod Kumar-

Amolak Bandh's second son Vinod Kumar was born on 3.4.61. After passing matriculation, he learned the trade of turner in his grandfather Tolaram ji's factory. Presently he is a skilled turner. His marriage took place on 29.6.82, Asadh Suto Tuesday Samvat 2039, with Saroj, daughter of Shri Manohar Lal ji in the Seedad family of Bagarh. Nowadays he is working at a turner's shop in Jaipur. He has two sons and one daughter. 1. Sun. 2. Child Krishna and daughter Kavita.

3. Vimal Kumar:

Third son Vimal Kumar was born on 1.7.1963. After getting education till higher primary level, he took up carpentry work. His marriage took place on 19.1.1983, in the month of Sudi, 5 Wednesday, Samvat 2039, with Indu, daughter of Shri Bhagatram ji in the Jala family of Churu. Presently he is a skilled carpenter and has a furniture shop in Bissau. He has two sons and one daughter: 1. Mohan, 2. Omprakash and daughter Garima. In April 1995, he went to the Gulf country Dubai.

4. Rakesh Kumar-

Fourth son Rakesh Kumar was born in 1965 AD. He went to Aurangabad (Maharashtra) after passing the examination of ten plus two. Was a building contractor there. Presently he is working in Gulf country (Dubai). He was married to Renu, daughter of Shri Sagarmal ji of Chirana on 19 June 1987. He has two daughters: 1. Ruby, 2. Niketa.

5. Sudesh Kumar:

Fifth son Sudhesh Kumar was born on 25.10.1969. He worked in Jaipur for a few months after completing his B.Com degree from Chamadia College in 1990. You are working as a teacher in Adarsh ​​Vidya Mandir Bissau. His marriage took place on Chait Badi 7 Samvat 2047, accordingly, on 7.3.1991 AD, with Prabha Devi, daughter of Shri Moti Lal ji in the Samdiwala family of Gudha-Gaudji. He has a son named Dulichand.

1. Urmila:

Daughter Urmila was born in October 1974. After entering matriculation class, she started doing homework. She got married on 13 March 1994 to Shri Prakash Chand ji, son of Shri Bajrang Lal ji of Roliwal family of Nawalgarh.

2. Suresh Kumar :

Shri Amolak Chant's younger brother Suresh was born in 1950 AD. He was intelligent since childhood. In the year 1965, he passed the matriculation examination in first division in English medium by taking science subject from Bissau High School and was ranked seventh in the merit list in Rajasthan. He did PUC in Science from Nawalgarh College in 1966. Passed the examination in first division and stood second in the merit list of Rajasthan. In 1971, he completed B.E. from Jodhpur University. (Mech) Received Hoar's dipie. He gave a total of three interviews in Hyderabad, Bhabha Institute, Bombay and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. Bangalore and he was selected in all three. Giving priority, he Took charge as Drawing Officer (Officer) in Bangalore. He was sent to Madras for training, where bullying by his colleagues had an adverse effect on his mind and he lost his double-minded balance. He kept roaming around Madras and Bangalore in that condition for three months. By the time he finally reached Bissau, he had become completely insane. Respected Tolaram ji got him treated a lot in Jaipur but he could not recover completely. As a result, he died on 13.8.1989. This was a big emergency for the family.

His mother Gangadevi passed away on 21.5.96 at the age of 90.

2. Sukharam ji's family

Sukharam ji, the second son of Dungar Ramji, had three sons - 1. Pemaram ji, 2. Ramdayal ji, 3. Kumbharam ji. Pemaram ji died at a young age. Ramdayal ji went into the lap of Ghasiram ji. In this way, Mukharam ji was left with only one son, Kumbharam ji. He kept his son with him in Bombay for many years. There he became a first class artisan in iron work. Sukharam ji stayed in Bombay with his brother Ghasiram ji and handled the business well and continued moving towards development.

Sukharam ji's wife was from Ramgarh (Sikar) who was the sister-in-law of Pt. Bholaram Arya's mother. Sukharam ji passed away in Samvat 1951 and Dwadsha Miti Asoj Sudi happened on 4 Samvat 1951. Kumbharam ji's mother passed away in the year 1953 and the date of expenditure was Poh Suti 10 Wednesday. Happened in 1953.

Kumbharam ji:

Kumbharam ji was a unique artisan of wood and iron work. The wooden boxes, iron structures, cages etc. made by him are still present in many houses and can be presented as unique examples of artwork. It is because of these examples that even in the present generation, after hearing from the elders, the impression of their work and workmanship remains in their memories.

Kumbharam ji had three marriages. The first marriage probably took place in the year 1951-52. His wife was from Belasar who seemed to be Bhuvasas of Meduram. He died untimely after just three-four years. His second thought took place on 5 Samvat 1955, in the Asaliya family of Churu. He did not have any children and he also died after five years. His third marriage took place in the year 1961-62 in the Barwadia family of Mahansar. His first daughter Taramani was born from the womb of his third wife Jeevani Devi. A few years later, second daughter Rukmani was born. The sorrow of not having a son in the house was increasing. Kumbharam ji, fed up, adopted Laduram Dhamu from Sardar city, but after many years, canceled the adoption and sent Laduram back to Sardar city, because after that he got his third child, son-Ratna Tola Ram. A new ray of light emerged in the house of son Rutan. There was an outpouring of happiness in the family. There was joy all around as if a new era had started with his birth. Tolaram was brought up with great pampering.

Kumbharam ji got his first daughter Taramani married to Maliram ji in the Kakatiya family of Churu on 10th Samvat 1977. Now he was rapidly advancing towards old age and was also becoming ill. Therefore, in the marriage of second daughter Rukmani, nephew Manna Lal ji made arrangements and solemnized the marriage ceremony of Skamani with Kesabram ji in the Ladoya family of Churu on 3rd Samvat 1985. Kumbharam ji was gradually becoming weak. He used to smoke hookah. The respiratory disease did not allow him to rest. At last the respiratory disease completely overtook him and he died. He died in Samvat 1991 and his Dwadasha date was on 13th Samvat 1991. Mannalal ji and Tolaram ji completed his funeral and Tolaram ji completed the expenses.

Tolaram Ji

Estimatedly, in the year 1976, Tolaram ji was born with extraordinary intelligence, splendor and talent. You brought it with birth. You were mischievous in childhood and used to heave a sigh of relief only after achieving your goal. Learned the art of living with a sense of living at one's own independent pace and in life accordingly. Chose the difficult path.

At that time, language A was the common language for teaching children of the working class. It was not, yet you studied till class one and acquired knowledge of Hindi and English. Later on, that knowledge became the stepping stone for his progress. Learning by doing became the first principle of your life. The object acquired from experience becomes the key to your future planning without any interruption. Entered into a process of continuous learning. As a result, even today rays of knowledge are emanating from your radiance everywhere.

You stay in the village, Karpendri. Started working. Soon they also started getting the same wages as the wood carpenters. Became a handyman. For some time, you also worked as a craftsman making silver jewellery. But my mind could not hold on. Your inclination was to roam in that mechanical world: hence they got the opportunity Was looking for something. Your interest also extended towards Ayurvedic research and discovery. If you got involved in work, you would remain engaged in it day and night and till then your passion was firm; Keep doing some work until you get a result. A furnace was built in the house and the use and manufacture of incineration medicines started. After some time, the interest towards Ayurveda waned and the rapidly growing provinces of allopathy started trying to strengthen their hold. In a very short time, vials of allopathic medicine were found in the niches and niches of the house. Stuck. Stachyscomb started appearing in his neck. The sick people nearby started getting sick. Their results also started becoming favourable. Through hard work, dedication and hard work he acquired knowledge of many medicines. His enthusiasm grew and his exploratory vision strengthened his inclination towards permanent action. Now the daily routine of his youth is to provide free service and distribute free medicines to the sick.

In 1940 AD, he went to Karayi and was first appointed as a carpenter in Dalmia Cement Factory. There he got the opportunity to see, operate and repair various machines. You changed your cadre and became a photographer. After that you continued progressing rapidly. In 1947 AD, along with independence, Asadai partition was also achieved. Communal riots broke out in India soon after the announcement of the creation of Pakistan. The attack and massacre of terrorists on the crowd of refugees coming from Pakistan and Muhajirs leaving from India put a black mark on the pages of that period of history. 50-40 members of our family got stuck in Karachi. It had become very difficult for him to get out of there. In the end, Tolaram ji gave courage to everyone and decided to come to India. The women were made to wear burqas and the men were taken to the railway station in Muslim attire. Tolaram ji was well-versed in Urdu literature and terminology. There he also took the help of his most trusted Muslim friends. There was great chaos at the railway station. The rioters were searching for Hindus in every corner of the train. In such a terrible situation, Tolaram ji did not panic and made everyone sit comfortably in a compartment. Whoever came to Tangai, he would please him with his tactful words and no one would even realize that a Hindu family was also sitting in that carriage. By the grace of God his journey was completed without any accident. The bus we had sent was standing ready in Churu. Everyone can sit in it and sleep safely. Arrived. All the family members celebrated that day.

After some time you came to Jaipur with Gogaram ji. Chhaganlal Modi appointed him as a mechanic for sawing machines. Tolaram ji replaced the Dwijat engine with another 15 H.P. Got the engine brought and installed. The sawing work started at a rapid pace. He set a Jaipur record of mowing four thousand feet per day. Seth was very impressed with him and provided him many facilities. After a few years, you also took over Beniwal's factory. You had a strong desire to establish your own private factory. Soon that time came and your meditation was completed. Started a factory near Ajmeri Gate which was named 'Laborious Mechanics'. As a result of hard work day and night for many years, today he has five factories.

1. Laborious Mechanics

2. Indian Iron Main

3. Electrical and Mechanical Center

4. Rajasthan Hot Treatment

5. Indian Engineering Works:

Like Arjun's aim, you remained focused on a single goal and achieved unprecedented success. He never looked back. Therefore there was no time to think about other topics. Only such dedication proves fruitful. Some machines which were imported from abroad, were manufactured in our factory at very low prices, which was praised all around but the government did not open its eyes. It is not only the duty but also the responsibility of the government to honor such a glorious achievement with a national award. In foreign countries, the name of the holder of such achievements continues to be celebrated like a constellation in the world. He earned special fame for making two machines

Which are written below-

1. Closed Circuit Two Minding Machine

2. Continuum Casting and Rolling Mill.

The attention of correspondents of some newspapers and magazines in Jaipur was definitely attracted towards him and they also took interviews. A few years ago, his caricature and interview were published in 'Itwari magazine'. On 1-9-86, the details of his life struggle were published in Rajasthan Patrika under the title 'Master of Jugaad: Tularam'. For information, a copy of that article is given here

Master of Jugaad:

Tularam "Age 64 years, suffering from cataract in both the eyes and having a young son.

Work on untimely death in accidents is also going on. Five factories run. Around 60-70 artisans are at work. Salary of forty fifty thousand is distributed. This is not the factory of a family businessman but a part of a Khati who started earning four annas per day in his village Bissau about 50 years ago. Tolaram got real work in the cement factory of Seth Dalmia of Shekhawati in Karachi. In 1940 AD, he reached Jodhpur from Churu, Jodhpur to Hyderabad and then Hyderabad to Karachi with a train ticket of two rupees. In Karachi, he started working as a carpenter in the mill of Seth Dalmia of Shekhawati. The salary was one rupee twelve annas (Today's one rupee seventy five paisa) Approx. After three years, he was given a chance to work in a factory. This was Tularam's first introduction to machines. There was a breakdown in the factory in the management shop, the machines came to be repaired. Davis taught him to read the drawings of machines and work on lathe, drilling machine, cutting machine, planer etc. For five years, Davis gave me the opportunity to do a lot of work and gave me a lot of free time. Permission was given and there was no prohibition to work even on holidays. Started getting good money also. Hourly time is around Rs 300. Used to meet. But after the partition of the country in 1947, he had to return to Bissau.

The intention was to rest in the village for three-four months but only after 15-20 days. Seth Parsadi Lal said that he has purchased a saw machine in Jaipur. Get his fitting done. Had never seen Jaipur. Hence, out of greed to see Jaipur, he came to Jaipur to install the machine. But on coming to Jaipur, I came to know that Parsadi Lal's brothers had sold the machine because no mechanic was found to fit it properly. The new buyer of the machine, Chhaganlal Modi of Jaipur Bikaner Trading Company, also got the Bullwalia machine fitted after knowing the news of Tularam. At that time there was very little electricity in Jaipur. Therefore, most of the machines ran on diesel engines. The saw machine had not worked till now because the engine given with it was of 8-7 horse power whereas the required one was 15 horse power. A new engine was purchased for thirteen thousand and he started working on the saw machine. Seth Chhagan Lal was impressed and gave Tularam a place to stay and hired him. Had full responsibility. Worked diligently. Saw four thousand feet in one day, which will probably still be a record in Jaipur. Seth was so happy that he doubled his salary, started giving clothes, bonus etc. The trust was so established through hard work that once the situation of division among the owners came, Seth Chhagan Lal said that he will give the saw machine and the factory but will keep the mechanic Tularam with himself. The other party did not agree and the partition was postponed.

Chaudhary Beniwal had a good transport business in Chhaganlal Modi's factory, even at that time forty trucks used to come for sawing of wood etc. Impressed by Tularam's dedication, he offered to take him to his place, where his trucks were repaired. Seth Chhagan Lal agreed to leave Tularam on the condition that Tularam's lifestyle would remain at Seth's place and Tularam would bear the moral responsibility of Seth's work. Tularam worked for Beniwal for two years.Then Ramesh ji, a Punjabi who used to come to Tularam for the repair of his saw machine, gave Tularam a chance to do the work himself. There was space. Teenji had a 5 horse power electricity connection and Jagger. Tularam started the factory by investing seventeen hundred rupees of Ramesh's thousand rupees in the lathe. Take one seventeen machines and hire three-four men. The factory was named 'Levorious Mechanics' by the opinion of Seth, son of Chhagan Lal.

Factories have been completed and more will be taught by Tularam. In thirty years, Tularam made thirty-five factory machines in Jaipur for many of his disciples, today after almost 30 years. There are many such which are still imported from abroad. Especially in 1970 AD, Gujarati Seth Lallu Bhai of Bombay had a 'Continuous Casting and Rolling Mill' which used forty tons of aluminum per day. This machine came again to Jamshedpur - advice had come from INCAV's headquarters in London that the company should not waste its time unnecessarily. This machine cannot be made in India. When Tularam made the machine after importing it from Czechoslovakia, the company director from London came to see and took away the reel of the moving machine. The price of imported machine is forty lakhs. Tularam took Chhatlak. Similarly, a dry grinding mill for Kothari has been built in Godra near Ahmedabad for only two lakhs, which it sells to a big company in Calcutta for Rs. 15 lakhs. Similarly, a 'mini cement plant' of fifty tonne per day capacity has been built for Anandi Lal Contractor of Phulera, which is running well even today. The cost was Rs 10 lakh but according to Tularam, the sad thing is that he never made talukas in RFC and other government offices. Therefore, although many buyers come to him to build a mini cement plant, Tularam does not get a loan to buy the plant. However, the price of mini cement plant built by others is Rs 70 lakh while the price of the plant built by Tularam is Rs 15 lakh.

Tularam is still active even at the age of 64. both physically and mentally A completely harsh critic of the country's conditions and policies. According to him, we have many engineers but there is a shortage of artisans. New artisans who are passionate about working with their hands are now emerging. Now that day is not far when there will be a famine of artisans in the country. Tularam proudly says that I have not taken any loan in my life, although many times the bankers themselves came up with suggestions -

By looking closely at the life of Tolaram ji, his characteristics are clearly visible which are rarely seen in an ordinary person. His effective personality was formed on the strength of these specialties:

1. He became Tolaram Ji Mistry from Tolaram due to his continuous hard work and amazing dedication. Karma and only Karma was the only aim of his life.

2. You are an advocate of delivering the right work at the right time at the right price. It is with great difficulty that a Karmayogi is born.

3. You created the ability among the divisions to discharge their responsibilities with full confidence while staying away from the mess of other factory systems and accounts.

3. You kept your brothers and sisters in the factory and opened the temple of enterprise with an open mind. Distributed technical offerings. They got the vast area of ​​their factory, learning material and hearty support. They were trained and capable too. As a result, by whatever means possible, they were able to achieve their goal of climbing the mountain and hoisting the flag of independence. Prominent among such persons are Sarvashree Sanwar Mal Sharma, Naurang Lal, Ramkumar Dhamu, Durgalal Dhamu, Shyamsundar Dhamu, Satyanarayan Dhamu, Nathu ji Rajotia, Bhagwan ji Sardar Shahar etc.

4. Simple living and high thoughts have come true in your life. simple attire and Normal meals became an integral part of your daily routine. When a big man (industrialist) comes to meet him for the first time, he imagines the elegant Tolaram ji sitting on the head chair of a modern well-furnished office, but seeing a small 5.3" tall man in dirty khaki pant shirt, Their sky-high imaginations fall to pieces on the ground of reality and their magical eyes forget to blink.

4. You are smart in talking and adept in presenting the logical side effectively. Use of Lakshna and Yushna powers to enhance your expression

5. Easily makes it interesting.

7. Talks of big doctors, engineers, industrialists etc. keep going on in your home or office, at that time even a common employee or any other person can participate openly with equal equality and freedom.

8. You are well versed in chemistry.

9. Your outer body is steel but one corner of the inner part is also soft like wax.

10. It is not an exaggeration to call you the Iron Man of Rajasthan's entrepreneurial community.

11. You are a harsh critic of the inconsistencies of the present society. Every two hands in India need work, but sufficient work has not been provided. If someone wants to give, he is not ready to give. Everyone expects a chair. Education makes candidates for the chair. Strongly opposing the present education system, he says that the time period for imparting bookish knowledge to the child should be less and more emphasis and time should be given on technical education as per his interest and the talented child should be given all the facilities and opportunity to move ahead.

12. You can show your guidance to new entrepreneurs, businessmen and engineers with an open mind. Keep giving. His doors are always open for everyone. Every day the seekers of knowledge return after quenching their thirst.

13. You are interested in Hindi, Urdu, Rajasthani and English literature. Many. You keep studying subjects.

14. You were felicitated on the first annual function of Jangid Industries Association, Jaipur on 18.11.89 and inspired to benefit from your technical experiences.

You got married on Vaisakh Shukla 3 Samvat 1993 (1936 AD) with Riddhi Devi, daughter of Badri Prasad ji in the Rajotiya family of Churu. You had two sons and four daughters. The name of the elder son is Yogesh and the name of the younger son is Ashok. Among the four daughters, the first daughter Usha was married to Rajendra Kumar, son of Shri Mafaturam ji of Samadiwal family of Chirawa. Second daughter Shakuntala was married to Shri Gaurishankar, son of Shri Purnamal ji of Daneva family of Jhunjhunu. The third daughter Munni got married to Mr. Sundarmal, son of Mr. Dayanand Ji Bagadiya in the Seedar family of Jhunjhunu and the fourth daughter Santosh also got married to Mr. Ratanlal, son of Mr. Radheshyam Ji in the said family.

1. Yogesh:

Yogesh was educated at St. Xavier's School, Jaipur. At the age of 18, he started helping his father in his work as per his instructions. He was a talented young man. So he soon took over a factory. Slowly and gradually, he took decisions as per his independent pace and took up big new jobs and made his father proud. His pet name in childhood was Kiku, which was actually Kirtikumbh (Kiku) for his own family.

She was married to Late Sinwali (Laxmangarh-Sikar). What happened to Mohan Lal ji's daughter Dugdivi. After marriage, his working style changed and he expanded his business rapidly. Successes started kissing his feet but the creator did not approve of all this. He died suddenly and untimely in an accident at his young age. He left behind his wife, two sons and a daughter. Presently his elder son Narayan is looking after a factory along with his studies. Younger son Parmeshwar and daughter Krishna are studying.

2. Ashok Kumar

You are the younger son of Tolaram ji. You were born in Jaipur. You also received education at St. Xavier's School. After completing school education, you started helping your father in his business to the best of your ability. Along with this you also learned the working of milling machine. Due to the untimely demise of his elder brother, he felt a great crisis and at the same time the entire responsibility of the factory also fell on him. While going through such difficult situations, you showed patience and determination. You handled the operation and management of the factory with dedication and hard work and continued performing the work as per the instructions of your father. Presently you are operating the factory with your freedom.

Your marriage took place with Kiran Devi, daughter of Shri Nathuram ji, son of Shri Surajmal ji, a native of Chirawa (Jhunjhunu), currently working in Delhi. You have a son and a daughter. Son Shri Kunj Bihari is pursuing school education.

You are of very simple and gentle nature and due to your skillful manners, you easily attract everyone. By the way, you are soft spoken and have well thought out thoughts. Everyone is impressed by your generosity and kindness. You take equal interest in social and educational activities. Even while being busy with your business, you keep reading newspapers and magazines. You are a respected member of Jangid Industries Association Jaipur. You are a lifelong member of 'Tarun Vishwakarma' newspaper. You also keep providing financial support for the welfare of the society whenever possible.

A brief description of the social welfare work done by you and your father is being given.

1. Construction of a room in Jangid Guest House in Jaipur

3. Construction of several rooms on the second floor of Vishwakarma Temple, Churu.

4. Financial contribution to many institutions.

Tolaram ji's wife, Mrs. Riddhi Devi, is a skilled housewife, a service-oriented wife, She was a generous and self-respecting woman. It was filled with mythological values.

She would take bath every morning, do puja, visit God in the temple and then start doing her household work. In his life, he completed all types of fasts, worship etc. with devotion. Always engaged in religious activities, he donated freely to various places of worship and institutions from time to time. He was deeply shocked by the untimely demise of his elder son Yogesh. As a result, she suffered from a fatal disease and suddenly left her body on 17.2.1993.

Shri Tolaram ji did everything else but always remained away from family, social and religious activities. His wife gave completeness to his personality by actively completing his incomplete tasks. In this context their The important support (contribution) of the wife as a life partner is especially appreciated. Wherever tolaram ji felt necessary, he has also given financial support to the society with the good inspiration of his wife. He accepted the post of Chairman of Jangid Vidyapeeth, Sikar (Raj) and provided financial assistance in purchasing machines for training the youth under vocational education. Built the lower large hall of Jagind Guest House in Churu in memory of his mother Jeevani Devi. Got a room built and provided in Jangid Guest House in Jaipur.

To you dated 14th November, 196 Shri. “Shri Dulichandra Saraogi Pragya Award” was presented in the auditorium of Chandrasagar Digambar Jain Library, Bissau.

(picture of page 60-61,62,63)

Another Dhamu family related to the Dhamu Dynasty of Bissau

The ancestors of the Dhamu family of Bissau came from Baurania but Swanand Lal Dhamu. There is a family of that is not directly connected in our genealogy. It was heard from the elders that the said family originally originated from Bauraniya but their ancestors settled in Sadhinsar (Jhunjhunu). When Budhram, the grandson of Dulharam ji, the second son of Bokha Ram ji, died at a young age, a son from a branch of his family was adopted from Sadhinsar. His name was also kept as Budhram. Nandlal ji, a brother of the same family, went to Hisar (Haryana) in search of employment in his youth. He stayed here for many years. Their marriage took place in Valsamad.

After marriage, Che kept working in many areas of Haryana, then while traveling, finally came to Bissau. Our family gave him the shelter of Huntaram ji to stay temporarily. Nand Lal ji started living with his family and also started getting wages. Gradually his income increased gradually. Later he bought the land situated to the north of Dayalaram ji's enclosure and built his house there.

Nand Lal ji was a simple person. He did not live in any world. They kept a cow or buffalo in the house. He used to smoke hookah. He would return home in the evening after doing daily labor and would sit at home and repair the essential items of the farmers. He died 45 years ago today. His wife died in 1982 AD. He had three sons. 1. Gokul Bandh 2. Ramkumar 3. Bajrang Lal.

1. Gokul Chand ji

Gokul Chand, the eldest son of Nand Lal ji, was married to the Misan family of Ramgarh. He was a skilled artisan in the work of wood, brass, silver etc. Later he became a mechanic repairing machines and started working in Power House, Bikaner. He became famous in his field and maintained his influence. With his dedication and hard work he established his independent factory in Bikaner. But he passed away. His wife died just one year later. He had three sons- 1. Devi Lal 2. Niranjan Lal 3. Ramji Lal.

1. Devi Lal:

Devi Lal Sardar Shahar Matrimony. He worked as a turner in Shri Tolaram Joe's factory in Jaipur for many years, after which he went to Bikaner to join his father and started working in the same factory. Presently he is running his independent factory. You have one son Vijay Kumar and four daughters. Vijay Kumar was married to Manju, daughter of Shri Bhairaram ji, son of Shri Chhagan Lal ji of Tiraniya family of Nokhamandi. Vijay Kumar has a daughter. The name of Devi Lal ji's factory is 'New Vishwakarma Mechanical Works, Ranisar Bas, Bikaner.

2. Niranjan Lal:

You marry the daughter of Shri Trilok ji in the Bachaniya family of Gangiyasar.Your wife's name is Basanti Devi. He worked hard to establish the factory and earned fame, but it is sad to write that he passed away at a young age. He has three sons and two daughters. The names of the sons are: 1. Vinod Kumar 2. Shiv Prasad 3. Mukesh Kumar. Vinod Kumar was married to Santosh, daughter of Shri Hariram ji of Bankiya family of Shusthan. He has a son and a daughter. Shiv Prasad was married to Vandana, daughter of Shri Jwala Prasad ji of Syriasar.

3. Ramji Lal:

Ramji Lal was married to Mr. Ramkumar who belonged to the Barwadia family of Fatehpur. Happened to Gayatri Devi, daughter of. He has two sons and two daughters. The names of the sons are. 1. Shekhar 2. Vishal. You are a skilled artisan and run your own independent workshop. You are famous as Raja Bhai Saheb in Bikaner. The name of your firm is Laborius Mechanics, Rani Bazar, Bikaner.

You established the said workshop in Bikaner as a branch of Shri Tolaram Ji Mistry's first factory, Laborious Mechanics, in Jaipur, which is famous today by the same name.

2. Ramkumar ji

Ramkumar ji was married to Ratanidevi in ​​the Panwar family of Fatehpur. Initially you used to do wood work. You visited many cities. Work done. After this, he started repairing diesel engines and managed a flour mill in Shri Madhopur for many years. When Shri Tolaram ji Mitri established the first factory near Ajmeri Gate in Jaipur, he called Ramkumar ji in 1957. He handled the work of the factory with responsibility and proved his ability and working capacity by working hard day and night. As a result, he became a renowned mechanic. Along with this, their income also increased significantly. He was a visionary and he got great results. He established his own separate factory in 1964 AD. He already had old contacts with the tourists. Hence his factory started running well. You also got your house built in Janata Colony. After Tolaram ji in Jaipur, Ramkumar strengthened his economic position on the strength of his behavior and efficiency. He bought many plots and established many workshops.Did it. You passed away in May 1992. You have five sons: Vishwanath,Jagdish, Radhakishan, Pappu and Dinesh.

(i) Vishwanav: Ramkumar ji's eldest son Shri Vishwanath who is married to Laxmangarh. Following his father's example, he is taking charge of the family and is also running the workshop well. You are a great devotee of God and keep participating in religious rituals and satsangs as per the occasion. You stay away from all kinds of problems and work within your limits. You also handle the property of Bissau. The name of your firm is Vishnu Engineering Works, Ghat Gate, Jaipur

(ii) Jagdish Prasad, you were married to the daughter of Shri Dulichand ji in Rajotiyan family of Churu. You learned mechanical work under your father's guidance and achieved proficiency within a few years. In 1971 AD, you started a separate business by establishing 'Subhash Engineering Works' firm. In 1980, you took your business forward by starting 'Hydraulics India' Institute. At present your business is going well and you have earned your special place in the Dhamu family has made.

He is a life member of Jangid Vedic Vidyalaya, Fatehpur and is the founder secretary of Jangid Industries Association, Jaipur. You are a conscious social worker. Society has many expectations from you. You have a son 'Rajesh'. The names and addresses of your institutions are as follows

1. Subhash Engineering Works, Jaipur

2. Hydraulics India D-125 (C) Road No. 9 D. Vishwakarma Industrial Area,Jaipur

(iii) Gayakishan, you got married in Matili village of Haryana province.The said Jangid family of Matoli village is a famous family. Radhakishan learned mechanical work from his father and also managed the factory. Currently independent Calling a workshop.

(3) Dinesh was married to Mr. Ingarmal ji, a famous businessman of Mandela with his daughter. You are a skilled craftsman and run your own workshop. Are doing.

(1) Pariksha (Pappu) He was married to the daughter of Shri Phusaram ji of Mukand Garh. You have also established your independent workshop and its Are operating properly.

3. Bajrang Lal

The childhood of Shri Bajrang Lal, the third son of Nand Lal ji, was spent with great fun and enjoyment. He paid special attention to making his body strong. He exercised daily and drank two to five seers of milk. The claw of his hand was very strong. He used to break the coir coconut into hundreds of pieces by punching with one hand. He went to many places but he did not feel like it. Finally, after coming to Jaipur, he started living permanently. He was a skilled artisan in making furniture. He used to do the work of many artisans single-handedly. Their specialty is to do more and better work in less time.Was. He had no competition in Jaipur. On the strength of his hard work, he built his own luxurious house in Jaipur and also earned money.

His first marriage was with the daughter of Danaram ji in the Meesan family of Ramgarh, but his family life could not be peaceful. Had to face many problems due to family disputes. He did not have any children from the first Pali. Therefore, after abandoning her, Sardar brought another wife from the city. From her he had three sons Mukesh, Dinesh and Rupesh. All three brothers have bought their own houses in Balaji area of ​​Dhar and work independently. Now he and live there. Bajrang Tal Ji passed away in 1994 AD.

Dhamu Dynasty's Contribution to the Society

Different regions of the country almost simultaneously with the lineage. In front of our various thousand-eight hundred people society and city After coming and settling in Bissau from Viraniya, Dhamu. He has been employed with skill and has given the name of his lineage and birthplace Bissau.

Has made proud. Even at present, in the big cities of the country as well as in the Gulf countries, hundreds of people of this lineage are working on the strength of their talent and are participating in the progress of the society and the country. This city can be said to be a matter of pride for Bissau. The artisans of this dynasty have created a history for the city by achieving special notable achievements like their expertise in gold and silver jewellery, expertise in wooden products, efficiency in factory work, engineering talent, proficiency in handicrafts etc. The name of Bissau will always be associated with the fame of their skills and will be taken with pride far and wide, this is the special contribution of the Dhamu dynasty to the society.

Apart from their traditional reputation, the people of this dynasty have served the country and the society by being active in many streams like political, religious, social, cultural, educational, literary etc. and are connected with Adyaavdhisavat Bhava and are making special notable achievements. . This is also a matter of pride for the dynasty. Everyone is hopeful for a bright and excellent future.