Hast-o-Bood Part-43

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 Chapter 7

Arrival and residence of Rajput Mangral in Gujarat


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This decree was issued with the seal of General Gulab Singh and the seal of Haransi Nasari and the Maharaja's Gorkha Bee Seal. One year after this decree, a decree was issued on 22 August 1889, in the year 1843 B.C. Out of this, the income from the harvest of Rabi 1889 Bakrami will be able to bring the said Mian Sahib at his disposal and need year after year. This decree was also issued with the seal of General Gulab Singh Dogra, the seal of Kanhiya Lal Taluka, the seal of Harlan Nasari and the seal of Baroof Hindi.


Later, on 13th Maghar 1890, in the year 1844, according to an order issued in the name of Lala Kanhiya Lal, Misr Ram Kishan, Devi Sahay, Ram Singh and Mahaka Sora Singh, it was written that a well located at Mouza Santh Taluka Gujarat From ancient times the burden of companionship was given to Noor Muhammad Chabak Sawar and Prince Buland Iqbal Kanwar Kharak Singh Ji relinquished it and the financial amount was excluded from the amount of Rs.600. This decree was issued with the signature of Sri Amar Singh Ji, who was present, with Mehr Bahroof Gurmukhi and Mehr Gulab Singh Sipa Salar.


It seems that due to some misunderstanding or some other reason, a modern edict was issued on 18th August 1891 Bk. It should be divided equally between the two brothers, Mian Rasool Bakhsh and Mian Norokhan. And that this half of the land is blessed to Mian Rasool Bakhsh as a minefield. Since the land was initially given only to Mian Norokhan by Maharaja Ranjit Singh and Kanwar Kharak Singh also from time to time in his tenure only ordered its relinquishment and renewal, so Mian Norokhan issued an order in this regard against the civil claim. Filed by Kanwar Kharak Singh Ji dated 18th August 1891 Bikram year 1845. And in it he took the position that the land claimant was initially favored by Maharaja Ranjit Singh in return for his service and in which case Kanwar Kharak Singh himself issued an order in his favor in 1888 Bk in 1843 to restore the same former jagir. He would not have been able to dispose of the original order if he had revoked his father's order as a modern ruler and then, with the participation of someone else, would have re-awarded this estate to someone uniquely or jointly. He would have been right to do so. Therefore, this claim was filed in the case of Case No. 33 in the court of Syed Hadi Hussain Extra Assistant Commissioner of Gujarat on 23 July 1850 during the British rule. After hearing the parties and reviewing the previous royal record, he directed to retain the disputed land in the name of former Mian Noor Khan as per his decision dated December 5, 1850. And so the conflict between the two brothers ended amicably. Despite this slight bitterness, the relations between the two brothers, Mian Rasool Bakhsh and Mian Noor Khan, remained very cordial and pleasant. An example of this can be given by the marriage of Mian Rasool Bakhsh's only daughter to Mian Nabi Bakhsh's son Mian Norokhan which took place after this trial and which is considered to be a very successful and ideal marriage of Mangral Rajput family of Gujarat.


to be continued ....


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