Iras
Author:Laxman Burdak, IFS (R) |
Iras (इरास) or Hiras (हिरास) is a village in Asind tahsil in Bhilwara district in Rajasthan. PIN -110124
Founder
Khem Singh (खेमसिंह) was a Bhukar clan Chauhan ruler in 9th century in Sambhar (Rajasthan) who founded Hiras.
Location
Population
Jat Gotras
- Dhaulya (3) धौल्या
- Dudi (400) डूड़ी
- Inania (7) इनानिया
- Mundel (1) मुंडेल
- Naradhaniya (4) नरधानिया
- Randera (1) राँदेड़ा
- Ula (1) ऊंला
History
Gothra Bhukaran village near Sikar was the capital of republic of Bhukar Jats. Bhukar is a Sanskrit word comprising of 'Bhu' (land) and 'Kar' (tax), which means land-tax. Bhukars were initially settled at Sambhar in Rajasthan. They were the rulers in this area and their ruling method was that of 'Bhomiacharaa'. Later on they started collecting tax on land. [1]
A group of Chahuman descendants came to Sambhar in 9th century. The newly formed Chauhans forced them to move away from this area. Earlier Bhukars and Chauhans were same prior to their consecration of new Hindu religion at Mount Abu. As per records of Badwa of Bhukars Bhukar people came to Sambhar under the leadership of two brothers Khem Singh and Som Singh. Khem Singh founded the town named 'Hiras' and started increasing his influence in the area. Som Singh went to Jangladesh and founded town named Bhukhredi. After many generations some of these people moved towards Panipat in Haryana. [2]
Notable persons
- Ram Lal Jat (Dudi) - Sr. Manager Marwar Aanchlik Gramin Bank, Date of Birth : 25-August-1958, VPO- Iras, Via- Nayala, Teh.- Asind, Distt.- Bhilwara, Present Address : Plot.No.1, Dholi Magri,Lakha Nagar, Udaipur, Mob: 9413217862
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References
- ↑ Jat History Thakur Deshraj/Chapter IX, 1934, p.597
- ↑ Jat History Thakur Deshraj/Chapter IX, p.598
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