PRESENT HEAD OF HOUSE: Thakur MADAN SINGH, present Thakur of Tasing and Dohri Tazimi Noble of Alwar (Tasing Fort, Alwar Distt., Rajasthan, India)

married Thakurani Bina Kumari, daughter of Lal Saheb Gajendra Singhji Parihar of Nagod, and has issue.

PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: Tasing or Taseeng was a fiefdom of Badagurjar clan located near Behror in Alwar district of Rajasthan. The family shares a common ancestry with the Chiefs of Anupshahar, Bulandshahar, Rajaur, Devati (Deoti), Dausa (Deosa) and Macheri (Sanchari). The estate of Taseeng is divided into 4 Panas (parts). The principal owners of each of the Panas being - Thakur Ram Nath Singh, Tazimi Sardar and Tikai (born 1858), Thakur Bijay Singh (born 1867), Thakur Surat Singh (born 1861), and Thakur Ganga Singh. They are Bargujar Rajputs, the descendants of Udat Singh, their common ancestor, who first came from Patan and settled here. They maintained 28 horses in service of Alwar State. The Thakur paid no tribute and only rendered service with horses and sawars. Rulers and estate holders were....

RAJOR (Kingdom)

• Raja SHILADITYA, Raja of Vallabhi (near Bhavnagar) in Gujarat, a scion of Maitraka dynasty which ruled Saurashtra (as Vassals/Generals of Gupta Emperors who ruled North-India and probably were of Solar race that ruled Bengal-Gauda, just like the Pala dynasty), probably descendants of Lava, son of Maharaja Ramchandra of Ayodhya, whose kingdom was vanquished in 524 AD and one of his pregnant queen Rani Subhga who was on a pilgrimage to Ambaji, upon learning of her husband's demise took shelter at Nagda in Mewar and committed sati 10 days after giving birth to a son in a cave (gufa) who was reared by a Brahmin and her servants.

  • Raja GUHIL, Rana of Mewar fl. 568 AD, including Pali, Ajmer, Chaksu, Dausa and Ajmer region, ancestor of the Guhilot dynasty including the Sisodia rulers of Mewar and its Badgujar clan.

    • ?generation

      • Guhilot Rawals of Chittaurgarh (early Mewar dynasty)

      • Sisodia Ranas of Chittaurgarh (later Mewar dynasty - see Udaipur)

      • 1st Raja of Rajaurgarh, fl. 593 AD, whose descendants are known as Badagujars - as his ancestors hailed from Gujarat region, Rajaura - being rulers of Rajaur or Rajor, and use the surname Raghav - being members of Raghukul. By the time of reign of Samrat Harshwardhan at North India with capital at Kannauj (Kanyakubja), Badagujar petty states were spread across Devti, Macheri (Alwar), Dausa (Jaipur), Titarwara, Kolasar, Shankargarh, Bhangarh and Sikri.

        • ?Raja MAHIPALDEO BADAGUJAR, Raja of Rajor fl. 922 AD

          • ?Maharajadhiraj SANWAT BADAGUJAR, Raja of Rajaur

            • ?Maharajadhiraj Parmeshwar MANTHANDEO BADAGUJAR, Raja of Rajaur fl. 960 AD

MACHERI & ANUPSHAHR (Kingdom)

• Raja MATSYA DEVA BADAGUJAR, a descendant of Lau, Lava or Lahu, founder of Lahore and son of Lord Ram of Ayodhya, married and had issue.

  • Raja PIPALA DEVA, married and had issue.

    • Raja JAGAN-NATHA, married and had issue.

      • Maharajadhiraja Sri GOGA DEVA, married and had issue.

        • Raja Sri ASALA DEVA 1382 A.D., married and had issue.

          • Raja ISWARA SENA, last Badagujar Raja who lived at Machari, married Rani Champana Devi, and had issue.

            • Raja ANJYA, or Sanjya, or Aspa, married and had issue.

              • Sri Raja PRALA DEVA, Raja of Macheri (Sanchari) 1458 A.D.

• Raja VEERNARAYAN BADGUJAR, he died 1629.

  • Raja ANUP SINGH BADGUJAR, Raja of Anupshahar (1629/1636), he received title of Raja in 1629 from Shah Jahan, he had a mansab of teen-hazari (3000) zat, 1500 sowar. He died in 1636.

    • Raja JAIRAM BADGUJAR, Raja of Anupshahar (1636/1647), in 1639 he accompanied Shahzada Murad to Kabul, in 1645 he accompanied him in the siege of Balkh (Bactria), he had a mansab of 1500 jat and 1500 sawar, after conquest of Balkh he was deputed with Bahadurkhan to chase Nazar Mohammad. After meritorious service in Uzbek war his mansab was increased to 2000 zat and 1500 sowar. He died 1647 at Balkh.

      • Raja AMARSINGH BADGUJAR, Raja of Anupshahar, received title of Raja and mansab from Shah Jahan in 1647.

        • Raja RAGHUNATH SINGH BADGUJAR, last independent Raja of Macheri, he became a Noble of Amber in 1709 when Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah of Delhi granted mansab of the Badgujar States of Rajaur, Devati and Macheri admeasuring 3000 sq. miles and having an annual income of Rs2,35,000 to Sawai Jai Singh, Maharaja of Amber.

          • Raja Udai Singh Badgurjar (continued below)

          • Rajkumar (name unknown), he unsuccessfully attacked the Amber Maharaja with a spear, he died in 1741 in battle defending Macheri on Gangaur against Jaipur Army of 5000 soldiers headed by the Thakur Fatehsingh Banvirpota of Watka.

TASING (Thikana)

• Raja UDAI SINGH or Uddhot Singh, last Chief of Macheri Thikana under Jaipur Kingdom & 1st Thakur of Tasing fl. 1741, founded a state of 36 villages with assistance of the rulers of Bharatpur (and Patan?) having lost Macheri to Kachhawas of Jaipur. After his death, 12 villages of Kotputli pargana were invaded by Naruka clan of Alwar state. He married Thakurani Nathawatji, a sister of Thakur Mohan Singh of Chomu in Jaipur, and had issue.

  • Thakur Daulat Singh (qv)

  • Thakur Guman Singh, succeeded as Thakur of 3 villages of Tasing (Pana II)

  • Thakur Jodh Singh, succeeded as Thakur of 3 villages of Tasing (Pana III)

  • Thakur Sanwat Singh, succeeded as Thakur of 3 villages of Tasing (Pana IV)

LINE I: TASING (BADA PANA)

• Thakur DAULAT SINGH, 2nd Thakur of Tasing, 1st Thakur of Tasing (Bada Pana), he succeeded to an estate of 24 villages, but in year 1782 Maharaj Bakhtawar Singh Naruka of Alwar attacked Tasing and upon surrender its 12 villages were lost to Alwar State, and only 12 villages remained in the estate, which were divided equally amongst his brothers into 4 Pana or parts of 3 villages each by Bakhtawar Singh (Alwar) to further weaken Tasing; he married and had issue, the thakurs of Tasing (Pana I).

  • generations...

    • Thakur Ram Nath Singh, Tazimi Sardar and Tikai (born 1858) (qv)

    • Thakur Surat Singh (born 1861), he died sp. and his share was amalgamated with that of Ram Nath Singh the Tikai.

    • Thakur Bijay Singh (born 1867), ancestor of Tasing (Pana 3)

    • Thakur Ganga Singh, ancestor of Tasing (Pana 4)

• Thakur RAM NATH SINGH, Tazimi Sardar and Tikai Jagirdar of Tasing (Pana I), born 1858, married and had issue.

• Thakur PRITHVI SINGH, Tazimi Jagirdar of Tasing, held a minor ceremonial state appointment, married and had issue.

  • Baisa (name unknown), Rani Badgujarji of Nimrana, married Raja Janak Singh Bahadur of Nimrana in July 1899, and had issue.

    • Rajkumar Raghuraj Singh Chauhan, born 1901. (Nimrana Fort, Rajasthan, India)

      • generations...

• Thakur KARAN SINGH, Tazimi Jagirdar of Tasing, married and had issue.

  • Thakur Bhagirath Singh (qv)

  • Baisa Badgujarji, married into Thikana Raisar in Jaipur, he died without issue.

• Thakur BHAGIRATH SINGH, last Jagirdar of Tasing, married into Mertia thikana Bhadaliya (see Kuchaman), and had issue.

  • Thakur Madan Singh (qv)

  • Thakur Sher Singh, settled at Tasing.

  • Thakur Jitendra Singh, settled at Morija.

  • Thakurani Daulat Kanwar, married Bidawat Thakur Brijendra Singh Rathore of Padihara in Bikaner.

• Thakur MADAN SINGH, present Thakur Sahib of Tasing, (see above)

LINE II: TASING (CHHOTA PANA)

PRESENT RULER: Thakur OMENDRA SINGH Singh ji Raghav, Senior Advocate in Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur (Rajasthan),

married to Thakurani Rama Raje, daughter of Diwan Madho Singh Judev Bundela of Manpura Thikana, an estate near Tikamgarh, M.P. (see Orchha), and has issue.

• Sonika Singh, completed B.A. from Maharani College Jaipur.

• Kunwar Vikramaditya Singh Raghav, Pursuing B.A. L.L.B from Rajasthan University.

Thakur of Taseeng (Chota Pana) and a Non-Tazimi Noble of Alwar

PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: Estate holders were....

• Thakur AKEH SINGH RAGHAV [1860 - 1915]

  • Phalad Singh ji Raghav, no issues.

  • Madho Singh ji Raghav

  • Bhago Singh ji Raghav, no issues.

  • Phool Singh ji Raghav (qv)

• Thakur PHOOL SINGH RAGHAV [1910 - 2005], married to Thakurani Anar Kanwar of Mahendragarh (Haryana).

  • Mohan Singh Ji Raghav (qv)

  • Rama Kanwar, married to Thakur Sahab Surendra Singh ji Amarpura Thikana of Chomu.

  • Thakur Jitendra Singh Ji Raghav, married to Thakurani Durga Kanwar of Patarkhera (Dausa), sister of Late Shree Thakur Lalo Singh ji Rajawat (former President of Karamchari Sangh, Rajasthan).

    • Kunwar Manvendra Singh Ji Raghav, Spokesperson of Rajasthan Youth Congress and President of Congress District Sports Cell, Alwar and Hotel owner.

    • Kunwar Pamendra Singh ji Raghav

• Thakur MOHAN SINGH RAGHAV [1939 - 2012], former Additional Advocate General of Rajasthan and Senior Politician, married to Thakurani Sada Kanwar of Khachariawas, sister of former Vice President of India Late Shree Thakur Bhairon Singh Ji Shekhawat.

  • Suman Kanwar, married to Kunwar Tej Singh ji Rathore of Khariyawas (Nagaur), former DGM of Bank of Baroda Rajasthan.

  • Omendra Singh ji Raghav (qv)

  • Saroj Kanwar, married to Kunwar Jabbar Singh ji Shekhawat of Mundru Thikana (Sikar), General Secretary of Shree Rajput Sabha Rajasthan.

  • Thakur Satyendra Singh ji Raghav, Additional Advocate General of Rajasthan Government and Senior Congress Leader, Spokesperson and Media Convenor of Rajasthan Congress and Former Asstt. Solicitor General of India, Rajasthan, married to Thakurani Rajul Kanwar, daughter of Thakur Prem Singh Ji (former M.L.A. from Bhinmal, Jalore).

    • Neha Singh, Advocate, completed B.Com from St. Xavier's College Jaipur , L.L.B from Rajasthan University, Jaipur and L.LM from Manipal University, Jaipur.

    • Kunwar Anirudh Singh Raghav, completed B.Com from St. Xavier's College, Jaipur and Pursuing L.L.B from Manipal University, Jaipur.

  • Lata Kanwar, married to Thakur Prithviraj Singh ji Shekhawat of Mahansar Thikana, businessman and a Hotel owner.

  • Dharmendra Singh Ji Raghav

• Thakur OMENDRA SINGH RAGHAV, Thakur Sahib of Tasing Chhota-Pana, (see above)

OTHER MEMBERS:

• Thakur Bhim Singh

• Thakur Bijey Singh

• Thakur Bihari Singh, married Thakurani (Maji) Chandar Kanwar, and died sp. He died 10th November 1956.

• Arjun Singh Badgujar Thikana Tehseen, married and had issue.

  • Bidhab Singh Badguiar, married and had issue.

    • Rani Phool Kanwari Badgujar, married Raja Ranjit Singh Shekhawat of Khandela, he died sp. 1886.

• Baisa Ratan Kanwar Badgujar of Tashin or Tasin in Alwar, married the Champawat Thakur Shivnath Singh Rathore, born 1882, Thakur of Kanota 1942/1977.

• Thakur Mungal Singh of Tusseng (a large tazimi Bargujar Rajput jagir).

• Dhola Rae or Tej Karn, the founder of Jaipur, son of the Kachhwaha Raja of Narwar, or Gwalior, c. 1127 AD, married the only daughter of a locally dominant Bargujar chief or Raja of Dausa, Deosa, Devanasa, or Daivasa (meaning divine), and laid foundation of the ruling dynasty of Amber & Jaipur.