PRESENT RULER: Joint Thakurs of Pana 1 to 3 of Jobner (Jobner, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.)

A Tazimi Feudal State of Ras 12 for (Pana 1), Ras 4 for (Pana 2) and Ras 2 for (Pana 3) of Jobner in Jaipur. ^(#1)

PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: The founder of Manohardasot subclan was Thakur Manohar Singh, fourth son of Rao Khangar, grandson of Raja PRITHVIRAJ SINGH I, 8th Raja of Amber (Jaipur) 1502/1527. Jobner was earlier ruled by Hameer Dev Ji Son of Raja Kuntal ji of Amber or Jobner was ruled by Hameerdeka Kachwaha. In BS 1611 (1554 AD) Rao Jagmal Kachwaha with his son Rao Khangar killed Tej Singh Hameerdeka the ruler of Jobner and conquered Jobner. In year 1640 after death of Rao Khangar his elder son Naraindas become the ruler of Naraina and his 2nd son Manohardas ruled Jobner. After Manohardas's death Rao Jait Singh, elder son of Manohardas and elder brother of Raja of Naraina Bhojraj become the ruler of Jobner, he on his name settled a village near Jobner named as Jaitpura. After the death of Rao Jait Singh Vijay Singh son of Kalyan Singh and grandson of Rao Jait Singh become ruler of Jobner. After Vijay Singh Banshi Singh's elder son become the ruler. Banshi Singh's elder son Bhawani Singh was killed by his step brothers, and in battle of Mandwa Mandoli against JAT Jawahar Singh in 1767. Banshi Singh with his three sons from 2nd wife received heroic rate. After this son of Bhawani Singh, Rao Umed Singh become the ruler and in 1768 at the age of 25 he died and his son Dev Singh become the ruler of Jobner. He died in 1798 and after his death his elder son Bheru Singh become the ruler of Jobner, he was among the most trustworthy chiefs of Maharaja of Jaipur Jagat Singh ji. Bheru Singh had two wives, from first he had 1 son Bhom Singh and from 2nd three sons Moti Singh, Lakh Singh and Maheshdan Singh. After death of Bheru singh, his elder son Bhom Singh become the ruler but he died in 1831 at very small age and because he had no heir Maheshdan Singh become the ruler. He was very close to Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh ji. In 1878 due to a train accident he got injured and could not recover and he died in 1878. After his death Jaswant Singh become the ruler of Jobner at the age of 33 he ruled for 11 months and in 1879 he died. After him his son Karn Singh become the ruler, he was born in year 1867 and at the age of 9 he was sent to Mayo College for education. In 1876 during his studies in college his grand father Maheshdan Singh and father Jaswant Singh died and he become the ruler of Jobner at the age of 11 in year 1879, in year 1891 he opened a school in Jobner and he died in 1911. After him, his son Rao Bhadur Thakur Narendra Singh (born 1893) become the ruler. In 1925 he become the education Minister of Jaipur State for 17 years. In year 1933 he was assigned as the kiledar of Jaigarh Fort. In the same year HH Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II gave him the tittle of RAWAL. In year 1947 he contested in elections against Kamla Beniwal of Congress and won the election by the difference of 8000 votes. The biggest achievement was opening of 1st Agriculture College of Rajasthan (SKN College of Agriculture). He was a good writer and he wrote books like "A Brief History of Jaipur" and "Thirty Decisive Battles of Jaipur". He died at the age of 74 in year 1967 on 27th January. He had no heir so he adopted Major Jai Singh ji his brother's elder son Umed Singh who later ascended the throne as Rawal Ajit Singh. Jobner was a jagir of 12, 4, 2 Ghoda or Ras (Cavalry) deployed at Sambhar Nizamat of Jaipur. Estate holders were...

• Rao MANOHARDAS, four sons of Rao Khangar, Raja of Naraina, and his wife, Rani Mertaniji, daughter of Rao Viramdeo of Merta, he married and had issues, the Manohardasot subclan of the Thakurs of Bhojpura, Chirnotia, Dungri.

  • Rao Jait Singh (qv)

  • Thakur Pratap Singh of Mandha, Tazimi Thikana, ancestor of Thakurs of Dodi, Singpuri, Shambhupura, Pratappura.

    • Thakur Gokul Singh of Mandha

      • Thakur Sujan Singh of Kanpurya

        • Thakur Hindu Singh

          • Thakur Sangram Singh

    • Thakur Shyam Singh of Bhadwa

      • Thakur Raghunath Singh of Murlipura

        • Thakur Jai Singh of Murlipura

      • Thakur Rai Singh of Vijay Govindpura

        • Thakur Bhawani Singh

          • Thakur Nonad Singh

    • ?Thakur Anad Singh of Kodi

      • Thakur Bahadur Singh

        • Thakur Hari Singh

          • Thakur Bakshiram

            • Thakur Salamat Singh

              • Thakur Lal Singh

                • Thakur Balu Singh

                • >> Thakur Prithvi Singh

                • >> >> Thakur Bhanwar Singh of Kodi

  • Thakur Ratan Singh

  • Thakur Bhojraj Singh

• Rao JAIT SINGH, Thakur of Jobner.

  • Kunwar Kalyan Singh, married and had issue. He died in the lifetime of his father.

    • Thakur Vijay Singh (qv)

• Rao VIJAY SINGH, Thakur of Jobner, born in 1697, very brave and generous, married twice and had issues.

  • Thakur Banshi Singh (qv)

  • Thakur Hardatt, joint Ruler of Jobner, founder of (Pana 3) (see below)

• Rao BANSHI SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 1), Manda, Bhadwa and Sanodia. He married twice and had issue.

  • Kunwar Bhawani singh, killed by step brothers. (qv)

  • Kunwar Rann Singh, died in war against Jats.

  • Kunwar Bharat Singh, died in war against Jats.

  • Kunwar Sangram Singh, died in war against Jats.

  • Kunwar Guman Singh, joint Ruler of Jobner, founder of (Pana 2) (see below)

JOBNER PANA 1: (BADA PANA; RAS 12, Tazim):

• Rao BHAWANI SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana I), married Udawatji, daughter of Jagram Singhji, and had issue, one son.

• Rao UMED SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana I), married and had issues, two sons.

  • Kunwar Dev Singh (qv)

  • Kunwar Devi Singh

• Rao DEV SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana I), married and had issues, two sons.

  • Kunwar Bheru Singh (qv)

  • Kunwar Hanuwant Singh

• Rao BHERU SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana I), married twice and had issues, four sons.

  • Kunwar Bhom Singh (from 1st wife)

  • Kunwar Moti Singh (from 2nd wife)

  • Kunwar Lakh Singh (from 2nd wife)

  • Kunwar Maheshdan Singh (from 2nd wife)

• Rao BHOM SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana I), died in 1831 without heir.

• Rao MAHESHDAN SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana I), married in 1844 to daughter of Thakur Indra Kanwar, Udawat Thakur of Deh (Nagaur) and had issue, one son.

  • Kunwar Jaswant Singh (qv)

• Rao Bahadur Thakur JASWANT SINGHJI, Thakur of Jobner (Pana I), ruled for 11 months, married Baisa Jatan Kanwar, daughter of Th. Bheru Singh Kesarisinghot of Gorau (Nagaur) and had a son.

  • Kunwar Karan Singh, born 1867.

• Rao Bahadur Thakur KARAN SINGHJI, Thakur of Jobner (Pana I), married in 1883 to Suraj Kanwar daughter of Th. Ramnath Singh of Idwa and had issues, three daughters and one son.

  • Baisa Kundan Kanwar, married to Kishore Singh of Karansar in 1885. Kishore Niwas is a Karansar haveli named after her in Jaipur.

  • Baisa Sringar Kanwar, married to Th. Indrakaran Singh ji of Natwara.

  • Baisa Navnidhi Kanwar married to Rawat Sajjan Singh Ji of Indore.

  • Kunwar Narendra Singh (qv)

• Rao Bahadur Rawal NARENDRA SINGHJI, Thakur Saheb of Jobner (Pana I), married 1stly to Thakurani Ranawatji Sahiba Jodha Kanwar, daughter of Thakur Nahar Singh, married 2ndly, Jodhiji Sahiba Ratan Kanwar, daughter of Thakur Jawahar Singh of Paatodi (Jodhpur) and had no heir from these wives. He later adopt the elder son of his younger brother Major Thakur Jai Singh whose name was Bhanwar Umed Singh and later he ascended the throne as Rawal Ajit Singhji Saheb of Jobner.

  • (A) Rawal Ajit Singh (qv)

• Rawal AJIT SINGHJI, present Thakur Saheb of Jobner (Pana I), since 1967, married in 1953 to Thakurani Suryaprabha, daughter of Raj Rana Duleh Singh of Badi-Sadri and had issue, two sons.

  • Kunwar Sangram Singh, married and has issues, one daughter and a son.

  • Baisa Vaidehi Manohar, married to Siddharth Singh

  • Bhanwar Vasudev Singh

  • Kunwar Youdhveer Singh, married to Baiji Lal Krishna Kumari, born 8th March 1960, daughter of Thakur Mohan Singhji, Thakur of Kanota and has issues, two sons.

  • Bhanwar Aditya Singh, married Baisa Keerti Singh, daughter of Thakur Saheb of Pipalda.

  • Bhanwar Anirudh Singh

JOBNER PANA 2: (BICHLA PANA; RAS 4):

• Thakur GUMAN SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 2), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Chand Singh (qv)

• Thakur CHAND SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 2), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Pratap Singh (qv)

• Thakur PRATAP SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 2), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Sardar Singh (qv)

• Thakur SARDAR SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 2), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Akhey Singh (qv)

• Thakur AKHEY SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 2), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Hem Singh (qv)

• Thakur HEM SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 2), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Kishore Singh (qv)

• Thakur KISHORE SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 2), married and had adoptive issue.

  • (A) Thakur Bahadur Singh (qv)

• Thakur BAHADUR SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 2)

JOBNER PANA 3: (CHOTA PANA; RAS 2):

• Thakur HARDATT SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 3), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Agar Singh (qv)

• Thakur AGAR SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 3), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Ajit Singh (qv)

• Thakur AJIT SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 3), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Shiv Singh (qv)

• Thakur SHIV SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 3), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Prabhudan Singh (qv)

• Thakur PRABHUDAN SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 3), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Balwant Singh (qv)

• Thakur BALWANT SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 3), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Gopal Singh (qv)

• Thakur GOPAL SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 3), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Ishwari Singh (qv)

• Thakur ISHWARI SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 3), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Devi Singh (qv)

• Thakur DEVI SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 3), married and had issue.

  • Thakur Dilip Singh (qv)

• Thakur DILIP SINGH, Thakur of Jobner (Pana 3)

OTHER MEMBERS:

• Thakurs of Bhojpura, Chirnotia, Dungri, Manda, Dodi, Kodi, Singpuri, Shambhupura, Pratappura, Vijay Govindpura, Murlipura, Kanpurya, Bhadwa and Sanodia.