PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY:
The estate comprises 21 villages, paying 5,356Rs tribute
to the British
Government, and incorporates the Jaola estate which lapsed
with the
death of Thakur Lachhman Singh. Estate holders
were...
- Thakur SURAJ MAL,
Thakur of Badanwara, second son of Thakur Udaibhan
Singh I of Bhinai,
married and had issue.
- Thakur Amar Singh (qv)
- Thakur Fateh Singh of Padla.
- Thakur Sultan Singh of Jaola.
- Thakur Indar Singh of Kalyanpura.
- Thakur AMAR SINGH,
Thakur of Badanwara, married and had issue.
- Thakur Bahadur Singh (qv)
- Thakur Man Singh of Jotayan.
- Thakurani Bhaktawar Kanwar, married Thakur Gaj
Singhji of Khandela.
- Thakur BAHADUR
SINGH,
Thakur of Badanwara, married and had issue.
- Thakur Akhay Singh (qv)
- Thakur Bhairon Singh, founder of the Amargarh
family.
- Thakur AKHAY SINGH,
Thakur of Badanwara, married and had issue.
- Thakur ABHAY SINGH,
Thakur of Badanwara, married and had issue.
- Thakur PRATAP SINGH,
Thakur of Badanwara, married and had issue.
- Thakur SURAJ MAL II,Thakur
of
Badanwara, he adopted as his successor, Kunwar
Bharat Singh of
Kalyanpura in 1852,
- Rao RANJIT SINGH,
Thakur of Badanwara -/1894, born 1844 (or 1851) as
Kunwar Bharat
Singh of
Kalyanpura, adopted
in 1852, he was granted the title of Rao in 1877 as a
personal
distinction,
Honourary
Magistrate and Munsif within the limits of his own
estate, married and
had issue. He died 4th April 1894.
- Rao Saheb GAJ SINGH,
Rao
Saheb of Badanwara 1894/1916, born 1871, educated at
Mayo
College, Ajmer; he was granted the title of Rao Saheb
in 1901 and the title
of Rao Bahadur in 1910.
COURT
OF WARDS 1916/1925
- Rao Bahadur
RAMESHWAR SINGH,
Rao Saheb of Badanwara, born 1904, died sp
in 1935.
- Rao Bahadur CHANDRA
SINGH,
Rao Saheb of Badanwara 1935/(1948), adopted from
Amargarh,
married and had issue, four sons.
- Rao Bahadur
HARENDRA SINGH,
Rao Saheb of Badanwara (see above)
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