Ghantiyali

At a glance

Source: https://villageinfo.in/rajasthan/phalodi/ghantiyali/ghantiyali/

Do not confuse with "Ghantiyala" / "Ghatiyala", a different village in Jodhpur Tehsil famous for the ancient Ghatiyala inscriptions. Name spellings overlap across sources, but this appears to be a separate village from the Patawat clan’s Ghantiyali. Confirm the correct tehsil/village before adding any historical claims here.

What we know so far

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Ghantiyali in the records

The published history records that Surtansingh, son of Rajsingh of the Karnu–Aau line, received Ghantiyali when it was resumed (tagir) from the Rupawats; the thikana table assesses it at 4,000 rekh. Nearby lay Khariya Patawatan, the village of Jagath, son of Rao Pato Ji. A village generation list in the family papers — from Sur Singhji down to Chiman Singhji — is under History Committee verification. The Census of Marwar 1941 records Ghantiyali as a Patawat jagir village.

⌛ Under Review A second translation of the same sheet reads the line as: 1. Sur Singhji, of Rajsiji — 2. of Sur Singhji, Sivdan Singhji; of Sivdan Singhji, Sagram — 3. Madho Singhji, of Sagram Singhji — 4. Rao Vankidasji — 5. Rav Sihaji — 6. Harnath Singhji — 7. Guman Singhji, whose line runs Jodh Singhji, Indrabhanji, Sagram Singhji, Vag Singhji, Mokam Singhji, Jugat Singhji, Chiman Singhji. The two readings differ at generations 3 and 4; both are recorded here until the original sheet is checked.

Sources: Patawaton ka Itihas; thikana records; Census of Marwar State 1941 (Village Directory, Pargana Phalodi). Details: Documents & Archives. Can you settle a point marked Under Review? Send your proof →

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