Ikona

Location of Ikona in Gwalior District

Ikona (इकोना) is a village and site of Jat Fort in Gwalior tahsil and District in Madhya Pradesh.

History

Rana Gaj Singh , Rana of Gohad, eldest son of Rana Shri Bhagraj Singh, Rana of Gohad, had five sons:

• 1.Rana Jaswant Singh, Rana of Gohad
• 2. Kunwar Mandhata Singh, of Jandara. He had issue, two sons Zamindars of Ikona and Kaithoda
• 3.Kunwar Shri Dalil Singh, of Pachgaon. He had issue, four sons (the Pachgaon-ghar).
  • a) Kunwar Moti Ram.
  • b) Kunwar Anrudh Singh, of Adhupura. He had issue, two sons: i) Kunwar Bahkt Singh. ii) Samant Tara Chand, of Adhupura. He had issue, one son:Kunwar Kirat Singh, who succeeded as Maharaj Rana of Gohad and first Maharaj Rana of Dholpur.
  • c) Kunwar Balju (Samant Rao Balju]), of (Nirpura). He had issue, three sons: i) Kunwar Gordhan Singh. ii) Kunwar Murjad Singh. He had issue, one son: (1) Samant Rao Fath Singh. iii) Kunwar Chhatrapat Singh, who succeeded Maharaj Rana of Gohad. iv) Kunwar Pratap Singh, who succeeded as Rana Girdhar Pratap Singh, Rana of Gohad.
  • d) Kunwar Raghunath Singh. He had issue, two sons:
• 4) Kunwar Chhatra Singh. He had issue, two sons, who were Zamindar of Makhoi.
• 5) Kunwar Amrit Singh, of Rajpura. He had issue, two sons

Further Research

Iceni were a Brittonic tribe during the Iron Age and early Roman era in the eastern Britain, the present-day Norfolk, parts of Suffolk and Cambridgeshire districts. There is need to research further if there is any correlation between Iceni tribe and village Ikona . Boudica was a queen of the British Celtic Iceni Kingdom in England who led an uprising against the occupying forces of the Roman Empire in AD 60-61. She is considered a British folk hero.

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