Pipasar

पींपासर

Quick Facts

At a glance

Tehsil

Nagaur

District

Nagaur

Population (2011)

3,134

Households

487

Literacy

46.20% (M 56.32% / F 34.57%)

Distance

~50 km from Nagaur · ~25 km from Nokha

Source: https://villageinfo.in/rajasthan/nagaur/nagaur/peempasar/

History

What we know so far

Oral / Community Record

Identified as a Patawat community village in records shared with this project — part of the Patawat cluster around Karnu in Nagaur district. Detailed history not yet documented — family heads and elders are invited to contribute. Census records list this village as "Peempasar" (Hindi: पींपासर). Pipasar is also widely known as the birthplace of Guru Jambheshwar Ji (Jambhoji, b. 1451), founder of the Bishnoi panth — a heritage claim noted here at research tier pending citation on this site.

Family Branches

No family branches documented yet for Pipasar. Family heads and elders are the source for this section.

Notable Personalities

No entries yet. Know someone from Pipasar whose story should be here?

Gallery

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⌛ Under Review — no documentary record located yet

Where Pipasar stands in the records

We have not yet found Pipasar in any of the documents held so far — not in the printed clan history, not in the register of thikana grants, and not on the pages of the 1941 census that have been photographed. The village is listed here because community records associate it with Patawat Pargana. That association has not yet been matched to a document, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.

What would settle it

Any patta, jagir paper or land record naming the village and the family that held it.
A photograph of the 1941 census row for this village, or of any settlement or revenue register that lists it.
Inscriptions on memorial stones, temples or step-wells in or near the village — these often carry a name and a Samvat year.
A family tree, old photograph or letter kept in the village, particularly anything with names and a date written on it.
What the elders say: which family founded it, which branch they belonged to, and roughly when. Recorded as oral tradition and marked as such.

If you are from Pipasar, you almost certainly know more about it than this page does. Send what you have to the History Committee →

This page will be updated and your source cited as soon as the material is checked. Read how the review works on the Under Review page.

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