Converted Villages

This page contains list of villages converted by various rulers in their own names

• Anoopgarh Ganganagar - Its old name was Chudehar, which was converted in name of Jagirdar Anup Singh of Bikaner State.

• Bikaner - It was land of Nehra Jat. Rao Bika founded it in in 1486.

• Fatehpur - Earlier the area belonged to Chaudhari Ganga Ram. Fatehkhan renamed it Fatehpur in 1446.

• Ganganagar - Its old name was Ramnagar which was converted by Ganga Singh of Bikaner

• Hanumangarh - Bhatner was capital of Bhati Jats.

• Ludi - Earlier capital of Punia Jats, Raja Gaj Singh costructed a fort and renamed Rajgarh in 1766.

• Laxmangarh - Earlier Bergaon capital of Meel Jats, Rao Raja Laxman Singh of Sikar constructed fort and renamed Laxmangarh in 1862.

• Lunkaransar -

• Rajasar Beekan -

• Ratangarh - Its old name was Kolasar, which was converted to present name by Raja Surat Singh in name of his son Kunwar Ratan Singh in 1803.

• Sardarshahar - Its old name was Rajiasar village of Saran Jats, built a fort here and then first changed it to Sardargarh, later changed to Sardarshahar in name of Kunwar Sardar Singh of Bikaner in 1838.

• Srimadhopur -

• Sikar - Earlier Veer Bhan Ka Bas founded by Veerbhan Jat of Khichar gotra , Rao Raja Shiv Singh changed to Sikar

• Sujangarh - Its old name was Kot Kharbuja changed it Sujangarh after Sujan Singh

• Suratgarh - Old name Sodhal, converted to Suratgarh by Surat Singh of Bikaner.

• Taranagar - Old name Reni, converted to Taranagar by Tara Singh brother of Gaj Singh of Bikaner on 16 March 1941.

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