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A Jat Sardar of Dhaulya Clan, Kingdom of Jodhpur, Nagauri Kalam, 18th century. Dhaulya is one of prestigious Jat clans of Western Rajasthan/Marwar. They once held the chiefship of Kharnal. Kalu, Bidiasar, Danga, Dhaulya and Rad were the noble Jat clans of Nagaur region.	22
Veer Tejaji He is considered to be deity and worshiped in entire Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh by all communities. Tejaji as a historical person was born on 29 January 1074, in the family of Dhaulya gotra Nagavanshi Jat at Kharnal, Nagaur. His father was Tahar Dev a chieftain Of 24 Villages.	17
The Thing For Which Crores Of Cockroaches Were Praying.	17
It was always "Jatshahi Ya Badshahi" ⚔️	15
As Soon As Aurangzaeb Died (1707) A War Of Succession Broke Out Between His Two Sons Azam And Muzzam They Opened A War At Each Other In Jajau.Churaman Saw This As An Opportunity Collected As Many Men As He Could And Plundered The Camps Of Both Azam And Muzzam One By One And Captured A Rich Treasure.	13
Photograph of a temple at 'Lakshman Tal' Gohad, 1869 CE. Gohad was an old kingdom ruled by Bamrolia Jats situated on right bank of river Vaisali. This town was surrounded by three layer of walls, in the innermost stood a massive fort built by Maharaj Rana Bhim Singh in 1739 CE.	12
This image of Murray’s Jat Lancers [14th Bengal Lancers] shows a group of sowars resting on journey. They are seated on the ground pointing there rifles towards the camera in front of their commanding Indian officer and to the left is a mounted Indian officer.	8
Haveli of Thakur of Raesees,Bharatpur Raesees Jagir Was Founded aby Thakur Rasee Sinsinwar In The 15th century. The Thakurs of Raesees Joined Braj Raj of Sinsini In His Struggle Against The Mughal Empire. They Took Control Of Pargana Nadbai Which Was Then In Jagir of Kamabaksh.	8
Who among the following chiefs of the Jat revolution adopted the title of Rājā in his own right ?	4
Who among the following chiefs of the Jat revolution adopted the title of Rājā in his own right ?	1

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