PREDECESSORS and SHORT
HISTORY: For predecessors see Bachgoti
family tree. The estate comprised 9 villages in Rae Bareli
district, 2 villages in Fyzabad district, and 102 villages
in Sultanpur district. Estate holders were....
- Raja JAI CHAND,
married and had issue.
- Raja TILOK CHAND,
he was forcibly converted to Islam under the name of
Tatar Khan and was granted the title of Khan-i-Azam; he
established a series of forts at Khiron (Sathanpur),
Sangrampur and Rai Bareilly; said to have married 300
wives, including a Princess of Rewah and a Princess of
Mainpuri, and had issue, "a family as countless as the
sands of the sea". He lived around the middle of the
15th century.
- Raja Prithi Chand, he took possession of the
Western Province with the ancestral castle of
Sangrampur after his fathers death; married and had
issue, ancestor of the families of Murarmau,
Hasanpur, Daundia Khera and Purwa.
- Raja Deo Rai, married and had issue.
- Rana Harhar Deo, ruled over the East from
Sathanpur, which his grandfather had built when he
conquered the Bhars of the Elhiron pargana; married
and had issue, ancestor of the families of Kori
Sidhauli, Thalrai and Khajurgaon.
- Babu Ram Chandra, married and had issue.
- Babu Karn Rai, married and had issue.
- Babu Harsingh Rai, together with his
brother, he founded the present house of
Naihestha by establishing themselves in the
Behar pargana; married and had issue.
- Babu Ram Singh, married and had issue, the
Rajas of Kuri Sidhauli.
- Babu Sangram Shah, married and had
issue.
- Babu Abhai Raj, married and had issue.
- Babu Bal Singh, married and had issue.
- Babu Birsingh Rai, together with his
brother, he founded the present house of
Naihestha by establishing themselves in the
Behar pargana; married and had issue. He was
killed in a battle with the Rao of Daundia
Khera.
- Babu Bhairon Das, married and had issue.
- Babu Chhatar Pati, married and had
issue.
- Babu Hindu Singh, married and had
issue.
- Babu Pratap Shah, married and had
issue.
- Babu Bakhtawar Singh
- Babu Shamsher Singh
- Babu Khem Karan, married and had issue.
- Babu Shakti Singh, he successfully invaded
the Dalmau pargana; married and had issue.
- Rana Doman Deo, built a Fort at Chiloli;
married and had issue, eight sons.
- Rana Ajit Mal, succeeded to the estate
of Khajurgaon; married and had issue.
- Rana Kharag Singh, succeeded to
Khajurgaon, married and had issue two
sons.
- Babu (name unknown) Singh
(second son), he built a fort at
Shankarpur, famous as the home of Rana
Shiv Prashad Singh, and his still
greater son, Rana Beni Madho Baksh
Singh of Shankarpur.
- Babu Ghulal Shah, married and had
issue, the Rajas of Gaura.
- Babu Pahar Singh, married and had issue,
the Talukdars of Fahu. He died 1647.
- Babu Chuni Singh, married and had
issue.
- Babu Mitrajit Singh, married and had
issue, the Talukdars of Kurihar Satawan.
He died 1647.
- Babu Kalyan Shah, married and had
issue.
- Babu Rudra Shah, founded Sahpur and
dispossessed his first cousins, the sons of
the brothers of Shakta Singh, of the
villages which had been assigned for their
support; married and had issue, the Thakurs
of Simar Pahar [Samarpaha].
- Babu Mukund Rai, married and had issue.
- Babu Kuber Singh, married and had
issue.
- Babu Prithi Raj, married and had
issue.
- Babu Maha Singh, married and had
issue.
- Babu Hindupat Singh, married and had
issue.
- Babu Achal Singh, married and had
issue.
- Rai Amba, married and had issue.
- Rai Bidad, who lived at Gajanpur, married and
had issue.
- Rai Dudhich, converted to Islam, and was the
ancestor of all the Muslim Bhale Sultans.
- Rai Mardan
- Raja HASAN KHAN,
Raja of Hasanpur, founder of the Taluq named after
himself.
- Raja HUSAIN ALI
KHAN, Raja of Hasanpur, died 1860.
- Raja KHAIRAT KHAN,
Raja of Hasanpur 1860/1869, he succeeded his brother
in 1860.
- Raja MUHAMMED ALI
KHAN, Raja of Hasanpur 1869/-, born 24th May
1857 (#1). [?married Rani Kaniz
Batul, daughter of Raja Azam Ali Khan, Taluqdar of
Deogaon and Almusganj]
- Raja MUHAMMED MEHDI
ALI KHAN, Raja of Hasanpur, died after 1930.
- Raja AHMAD ALI KHAN,
Raja of Hasanpur, died after 1933.
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