Ranisar

राणीसर

Quick Facts

At a glance

Tehsil

Phalodi

District

Phalodi

Population (2011)

640

Households

122

Literacy

49.06% (M 61.42% / F 36.39%)

Distance

~45 km from Phalodi · ~150 km from Jodhpur · Lohawat Assembly constituency

Source: https://villageinfo.in/rajasthan/phalodi/phalodi/ranisar/ · https://www.indianrajputs.com/view/ranisar

History

What we know so far

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Ranisar is documented as a historic Thikana (feudal estate) of the Patawat Rathore clan, subclan Jaimalot, per Indian Rajputs’ Rathore genealogy records.

Its Thakur lineage traces continuously from Rao Pato Ji — the Patawat clan’s founding ancestor — through Rao Hamir Ji, Rao Ratan Ji, Rao Jaimal Ji, Rao Gopaldass Ji, Rao Ramchander Ji, and Rao Mukandass Ji, to Thakur Trilok Singh Ji (1st Thakur of Ranisar), continuing down to the present Thakur, Kulranjan Singh Ji.

Family Branches

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

Notable Personalities

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Gallery

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⌛ Under Review — no documentary record located yet

Where Ranisar stands in the records

There is one possible trace. The Census of Marwar 1941 lists a Phalodi-pargana village that reads as Ransisar — which may or may not be this Ranisar. The two names are close, and the census pages we hold are photographs rather than clean scans, so the row cannot be read with confidence. The page title here calls Ranisar a Patawat thikana on the strength of community records; that has not yet been matched to a document.

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.

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