Chaudhary Sir Chhotu Ram Nagar

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For Sampala town, please see Sampala Rohtak.


Location of Sampla in Rohtak District

Ghari Sampla (गढ़ी सांपला) is the village in Sampala tahsil of district Rohtak in Haryana. It is located on the south-east border near Jhajjar district boundary. The name of village has been changed to Chaudhary Sir Chhotu Ram Nagar (चौधरी सर छोटूराम नगर) w.e.f. 9.11.2017 by Govt of Haryana.

History

Jat Places Namesake

Mention by Pliny

Pliny[1] mentions The Islands of the Euxine (Black Sea).... The islands of the Euxine are the Placate or Cyaneæ1, otherwise called Symplegades, and Apollonia, surnamed Thynias2, to distinguish it from the island of that name3 in Europe; it is four miles in circumference, and one mile distant from the mainland. Opposite to Pharnacea4 is Chalceritis, to which the Greeks have given the name of Aria5, and consecrated it to Mars; here, they say, there were birds that used to attack strangers with blows of their wings.


1 Already mentioned in B. iv. c. 27.

2 Mentioned in c. 44 of the last Book.

3 The one lying at the mouth of the Danube, and mentioned in B. iv. c. 27.

4 Mentioned in c. 4 of the present Book. See p. 9.

5 Or "Mars' Island," also called Aretias; at this island, in the south of the Euxine, the two queens of the Amazons, Otrere and Antiope, built a temple in honour of Ares or Mars. It is thought to be the rocky islet called by the Turks Kerasunt Ada, between three and four miles from Kerasunt, the ancient Pharnacea.

Jat Gotras

Notable persons

  • Sir Chhotu Ram- Sir Chhotu Ram (Gotra Ohlan) was born on 24 November 1881 in village Ghari Sampla in Rohtak district, Haryana . His great-grandfather, Ram Rattan, owned a dry and unproductive holding of about 10 acres. Debts and litigation compounded the problems of his father, Chaudhary Sukhi Ram, who died in 1905, leaving behind a heavy debt. Chhotu Ram joined a primary school in neighbouring village Sampala in Jan 1891, passing out four years later.
  • Sri Chand Ohlan - MLA and Minister.

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