List of Events in Jat History
| Author: Laxman Burdak IFS (R) |
- Here is the partial List of Events in Jat History. The period is as per recorded in Jat History books or other record. The Kings or events having no period mentioned are listed at the bottom. You may expand. Click the link of name of person or place to know details. Also see List of Events in Indian History
10000 BC-0000 BC
- 10000 BC : Evidences of farming in rock-paintings at Urden (Madhya Pradesh)
- 3102 BC : Epoch of Kaliyuga era and Bharata War according to one school of astronomers. This date is also considered by many Hindus to be the day that Krishna left Earth to return to his abode.
- 2946 BC : Bamrauli Khera, the place of origin of Bamraulia clan Jats, was founded by their ancestor named Brahmadeva in 192 Yudhishthira Samvat (=2946 BC). It was located on the Banks of Chenab River in Punjab Province.
- 2448 BC : Gonanda I reigned in Kashmir in 2448 BC.
- 2207 BC : Draham Yuti (Jat) King of Tatar (China)
- 1964 BC (?): Shatruvatsa - Sindh, Pakistan.
- 1023 BC-983 BC: Nara I (1023 BC-983 BC) was king of Kashmir.
- 800 BC : Raja Vir Maha - Delhi
- 665 BC-602 BC: Vaka (665 BC-602 BC) was king of Kashmir
- 600 BC: Sixteen Maha Janapadas ("Great Realms" or "Great Kingdoms") emerge. Vedic End of vedic period.
- 599 BC : Mahavira, 24th Tirthankar of Jainism is born (traditional date).
- 563 BC : Siddhārtha Gautama, Buddha-to-be, is born in Lumbini into a leading royal family in the republic of the Shakyas, which is now part of Nepal.
- 558 BC: Accession of Cyrus the great, conqueror of Kapisa
- 538 BC : Cyrus the Great, founder of the Persian Achaemenid Empire conquers northwestern parts of the Indian subcontinent.
- 520 BC-460 BC: Nara II (520 BC-460 BC) was king of Kashmir
- 500 BC : Skandnabh of Scandinavia
- 500 BC :Jats took part in the civil war in Italy
- 490 BC-425 BC : Jats occupied and ruled the whole of Italy. Italy made a great progress during this reign.
- 487 BC : Piprava Inscription of 487 BC
- 481 BC-455 BC: Raja Jiwan - Delhi
- 460 BC-400 BC: Aksha (460 BC-400 BC) was king of Kashmir
- 443 BC : Barli fragmentary Inscription of 443 BC
- 400 BC : Siddharta Gautama 'Buddha' of the Shakya polity in S. Nepal, founds Buddhism (older date: 563–483 BC)
- 350 BC : Panini, a resident of Gandhara, describes the grammar and morphology of Sanskrit in the text Ashtadhyayi. Panini's standardized Sanskrit is known as Classical Sanskrit.
- 333 BC: Persian rule in the northwest ends after Darius III is defeated by Alexander the Great, who establishes the Macedonian Empire after inheriting the Persian Achaemenid Empire.
- 326 BC : Porus who ruled parts of the Punjab, fought Alexander at the Battle of the Hydaspes River.
- 326 BC : Sindhusena (Mor) - Sindh, Pakistan
- 326 BC : Chitravarma - Kuluta (Sindh), Pakistan
- 326 BC : Musaksen (Mor) - Sindh, Pakistan
- 326 BC : Raja Hasti (Takshak) - Sindh, Pakistan
- 321 BC-298 BC: Chandra Gupta (b.340 BC, r. 321 BC-298 BC) - Mauryan Empire
- 304 BC-232 BC: Ashoka (b.304 BC,r. 269 BC-232 BC) - Mauryan Empire
- 298 BC-272 BC: Bindusara (b.320 BC, r. 298 BC-272 BC) - Mauryan Empire
- 273 BC : Ashoka the Great regarded as the greatest ancient Indian emperor, grandson of Chandragupta Maurya, ascends as emperor of the Mauryan Empire.
- 266 BC :Ashoka conquers and unifies most of South Asia, along with Afghanistan and eastern Iran.
- 265 BC : Kalinga War takes place between Ashoka and the kingdom of Kalinga. After conquering Kalinga, Ashoka reportedly regrets what he had done, leading him to adopt Buddhism, which then became the quasi-official state religion of the Mauryan Empire.
- 261 BC : Conquest of Kalinga
- 250 BC: Khotan was founded by Kustana son of Ashoka in 250 BC.
- 240 BC-210 BC: Dhanabhuti (B.C. 240-210) was a king of Sugh, close to the large town of Buriya.
- 232 BC : Ashoka dies and is succeeded by Kunala.
- 232 BC-224 BC: Dasarath Maurya (b.252 BC, r. 232 BC-224 BC) - Mauryan Empire
- 230 BC : Simuka declares independence from Mauryan rule and establishes the Satavahana Empire.
- 224 BC-215 BC: Samprati Maurya - Mauryan Empire
- 215 Bc-202 BC: Salisuka Maurya - Mauryan Empire
- 202 BC-195 BC: Devavarman Maurya - Mauryan Empire
- 195 BC-187 BC: Satadhanvan Maurya - Mauryan Empire
- 135 BC-103 BC: Jalauka (135 BC-103 BC) was king of Kashmir.
- 126 BC:|The Chinese ambassador Chang-Kien visits the Yuch-chi (Jats) in the Oxus region
- 93 BC : Raja Gaj founded Ghazni
- 80 BC : Establishment of the Indo-Scythian kingdom.
- 58 BC || Beginning of Vikram Era
- 02 BC : A Chinese official instructed in Buddhism by a Yuch-chi (Jat) King
0000-500 AD
- 01 : Parthian Stations by Isidore of Charax
- 10 : Establishment of the Indo-Parthian kingdom.
- 16: Salivahan founded Salivahanpura
- 30-80: Kadphises - Kushan Empire
- 59-89: Shreshtasena alias Pravarasena I alias Tungjina II ruled in Kashmir from 59 AD - 89 AD
- 68 : Establishment of the Kushan empire by Kujula Kadphises.
- 69: Raja Hala - Sindh
- 78 :Epoch of the Saka Era; Decline of the Parthians and consolidation of the Kushana power in the Indus Valley; Gautamiputra Satkarni becomes Satavahana emperor and starts Shalivahana era calendar after defeating Scythian king Maues.
- 78–102: Shalivahan - Sialkot
- 120-140: Havishka - Kushan Empire
- 125-185: Pravarasena II ruled in Kashmir from 125 AD - 185 AD.
- 127 : Kanishka - Kushan Empire
- 140-180: Vasudeva - Kushan Empire
- 230 :The Yuch-chi King Po-tiao (Vasudeva ?) sends an Embassy to China
- 240-280: Srigupta - Gupta Empire
- 250-300: Silavarman was a Pona King of Jagatgram, Dehradun,Uttarakhand. Pona has been identified as Ponia clan of Jats by Bhim Singh Dahiya.
- 278 : Prabhavatigupta - Vakataka
- 280-319: Ghatotkacha - Gupta Empire
- 320-335: Chandragupta - Gupta Empire
- 335-380 : Samudragupta - Gupta Empire
- 371: Vishnuvardhan - Malwa
- 380-414: Chandragupta II - Gupta Empire
- 409 : Shalendra - Taxak Jat ruler of Salpura (Sialkot)
- 410 : Rome fell into hands of German chieftains, Alaric the Goth (Jat)
- 410 : Badgaon (Nagaur) was founded by Jats of Badiyasar gotra about 410 AD.
- 414-455: Kumaragupta I - Gupta Empire
- 424: Naravarman - Malwa
- 424: Vishwavarman - Malwa
- 455-467 : Skandagupta - Gupta Empire
- 459 : Bhimavarman - Malwa
- 467-473 : Narasimhagupta - Gupta Empire
- 473 : Bandhuvarma - Mandsaur
- 473 : Singhavarma - Malwa
- 491 : Yasha Gupta Gor Jat King of Chhoti Sadri (Chittorgarh).
500-1000 AD
- 507 : Vainyagupta - Gupta dynasty
- 510 : Baladitya - Malwa
- 510-511: Goparaja (Lakha/Rajan) - Eran Posthumous Stone Pillar Inscription of Goparaja GE 191 (510-511 CE)
- 528 : Maharaja Vishnuvardhan - Malwa
- 532: Yasodharman of Malwa, conqueror of Huna King Mihirkula
- 540: Shalichandra built a temple in village Kanswa on the bank of Taveli River and puts inscription.
- 561-598: Baladitya of Kashmir reigned from 561-598 AD.
- 568 : Gaj Dudi founded Gajsar (Jangladesh)
- 568 : Sahjoosar was founded by Sahja Dudi in year 568 AD.
- 590–647: Harshavardhana ruled at Thanesar
- 593 AD: Jaina sources claim that this place (Narhad = Nehra capita) was connected with Jainism, even in post Gupta period, as two icons of Neminatha and Shantinatha dated V.S. 650 (593 AD), were recently unearthed from Narhar. (See Indian Archaeology Review, p.83).
- 606 : Harshavardhana crowned Monarch.
- 606 : Prabhakaravardhana (d.606 AD) - Thanesar
- 606 : Rajyavardhana (606 AD)- Thanesar
- 622 : Era of Hijra
- 630–668 : Narasimhavarman (Pallva) - South India
- 632 : Rai Dynasty - Sindh
- 641 : Harshavardhana's Embassy to China
- 643 : Nehras of Niyana (Jind, Haryana) lived in Chudehar (present Anoopgarh Ganganagar) in V.S. 700 (AD 643).
- 647 : Death of Harshavardhana
- 731-736 : Anangpal Tomar or Bilan Dev Tomar (r.731-736) - Delhi
- 733-734: Kuvalayapira mentioned in the history of Kashmir by Kalhana ruled from 733-734 AD.
- 739: Punyadeva a Sandhu King, in 739 A.D., defeated the Arabs. In 756 and 776 A.D., they twice repulsed the Arab naval attacks.
- 756 : Nagavaloka (Nagil) - Medpat
- 765: Balansi Burdak - came from Sambhar and founded Balrasar (Churu)
- 767 : Shiladitya - Malwa
- 768 : Malsi Burdak - Founded Kari (Jhunjhunu)
- 768 : Mailasi founded by Malsi in V.S. 825 (=768 AD) son of Sanwatsi the ancestor of Burdaks
- 778 : Veerbhan Khichar founded Sikar town in Rajasthan.
- 833 : Amran Bin Musa in the reign of the Khalifa Al-Mutasim-bi-llah, (833-881 AD) invaded Kekan and won the country. Kaik Jats vanished in the war.
- 843 : Karna Raja or Karkaraja Punia was King in Maharashtra.
- 844: Raja Kotra Punia founded city called Kotra on Baisakh Sudi 11 V.S. 901 (=844 AD) and constructed Fort at Kotra in Sheo tahsil of Barmer, Rajasthan.
- 850 : Lalliya Shahi
- 851 : Sulaimán or Sulaiman Nadwi was an Arab merchant traveler. He has given the account of his travels, who embarked on the Persian Gulf, and made several voyages to India and China. This bears the date 237 A.H. (851 AD). He has mentioned about Jat Kings:Balhará, Káshbín etc.
- 855: Avantivarman (Utpal) of Avantipur (District Pulwama)
- 855: Rojas (Nagaur) was founded by Rohitas Roj of Roj clan in 855 AD.
- 857 : Balhara were rulers of Mankir (Mandor) as per Arab trader Sulaiman Nadwi, who came to India. According to him this ruler was one of the four big rulers of world at the time (857 AD).
- 861: Kakkuka of Mandor
- 876: Pararikha Punia's coronation on Savan Sudi 9
- 880-935: Raja Sajraj Veer Singh Nagil ruler Ranthambore
- 883-901: Shankaravarman (Utpal) son of Avantivarman (Avantipur).
- 881: Sabal Singh (Burdak History) begot sons Alan Singh and Balan Singh. Sabal Singh won the Jaitaran fort on ashwin badi 938 (881 AD)
- 892: Juwania Jats came from Delhi and settled at village Jarunda in Nrihara area of Sawaimadhopur. In Samvat 949 (892 AD) Dewasi Patel son of Kunwala Patel moved to place at the bottom of Ghata Bhairunji.
- 902: The ruler of Ghanghu (Churu) was Ghangh in 902 AD.
- 902-904: Gopalavarman (902-904) was an Utpal clan ruler of Kashmir
- 906-921: Raja Parth (906-921 AD) was an Utpal clan ruler of Kashmir
- 922: Alan Singh, ancestor of Burdaks constructed a temple at Mathura.
- 933 : Jeenmata became Goddess in ancestry of Burdaks (d.933 AD)
- 9xx: Raja Parth (Utpal) who was son of Shankaravarman (Avantipur)
- 937-939 : Unmattavanti (Utpal) son of Raja Parth (Avantipur)
- 943 : Chaudhari Harsh Ram of Fagodcha Jat Gotra was a Sardar of 84 villages in samvat 1000 (943 AD) at Akoda Nagaur in Nagaur district in Rajasthan.
- 947: Ram Singh Khoja (Khoja) ruler of Tonk
- 948: Rao Mutia Kamas of Dahiya clan came from Kannauj in samvat 905 (848 AD) and constructed a fort in Nagaur in Rajasthan.
- 948 : Dhararikha Punia's coronation on Bhadwa Sudi 2
- 953: Al Masudi (b.896-956), an Arab historian and geographer visited India in 953 AD. He mentioned about Jat Kings - Por, Harshavardhana, Balhara, Bauüra, Hahaj, Rai, Bághara, Dáwar, Debal, Meds.
- 958-1003: Didda (958-1003 AD) was ruler of Kashmir
- 959: Khemraj was eldest son of Raja Shiv Singh (959 AD) of Kot Malot (Malout) in Muktsar, Punjab. He is said to have given name to Khichar Clan of Jats.
- 964: Udayaraja Dhaulya defeated Kala Jats of Jayal and occupied Kharnal in 964 AD and made his capital.
- 970: A Jat chieftain ‘Chandla’ founded Chandlai (Tonk)
- 974: Nadalarikha Punia's coronation in 974 AD, his queen was Ranade Tomar
- 975: Mahipal Tomar (975 AD) - Delhi
- 975 : Halu Ram Founded Sarnau, the capital of Burdaks.
- 976-1002 : Salakpal (Tomar) - Delhi
- 980-1003: Didda reined in Kashmir
- 985 : The Ismailis captured power in Sindh and Multan in 985 AD. The Jats were supporting them.
- 988 : Ajalavaha or Ajalavata Punia's coronation
- 999 : Anandapala - Lahore/Bhatinda
- 1000: Rao Burdakdeo ruler Dadrewa, went to Lahore to help Raja Jai Pal during war against Mahmud Ghazni in which He died in 1000 AD.
1001-1500 AD
- 1002 : Jayapala of Hindu Shahi dynasty (Lahore/Bhatinda) defeated by Mahmud of Ghazni, Burns himself after defeat.
- 1003-1320 : Lohara dynasty Jat rulers of Kashmir
- 1005: Jayapala of Delhi fought with Amir Subaktegin of Gazni.
- 1008: Patodarikha Punia's coronationon on Maangsar Badi 6
- 1010 : Samudra Pal (b.-d.1010 AD) (Burdak) of Dadrewa, who went to Vaihind near Peshawar in Pakistan to extend help to Raja Anand Pal and was killed there in the battle ground fighting Mahmud of Ghazni.
- 1021: Raja Ratansen (ancestor of Burdaks) begot son Biramrao. Biramrao came from Ajmer to Dadrewa and founded a fort here in samvat 1078 (1021 AD).
- 1041-1073 : Period of Kalachuri King Karnadeva
- 1047: Taharji Dhaulya married with Ramkunwari in V.S. 1104 (=1047 AD) daughter of Dulhan Sodhi (Jyani) of Tyod.
- 1048: Rala Baba (Juwania) martyred fighting with Meenas for protecting cows on Baisakh Sudi Friday Samvat 1105 (1048 AD) at place called Jharania, Tonk.
- 1049 : Kansupal Kaswan occupied Satyun on 18 February, 1049,
- 1054 : Sahajarao Ranwa founded Saamikhera in 1054 AD.
- 1054 : Jewlia rulers victory pillar at Adarwa (Kishangarh)
- 1055: End of rule of Raja Bhoj (Panwar) clan ruler of Dhar in Malwa, Madhya Pradesh.
- 1058: Kiwara village, Tonk, was founded by Juwania Jats in 1058 AD.
- 1059: Ugam Jat's pillar Inscription at Bhadwa Phulera
- 1059: Taharji, father of Tejaji, married with Rami Devi daughter of Karnoji Fidoda/Phardoda of village Koyalapatan (Athyasan) in V.S. 1116 (=1059 AD).
- 1063: Lohra Jats founded Balsamand Hisar
- 1063-1089: Ranaditya II alias Kalasha was king of Lohar dynasty in Kashmir from 1063-1089 AD
- 1065: Kajalasar was founded by Kajala Ram Bairad in 1065 AD
- 1066 : Siddhasenasuri's Kathagrantha Vilasavardukahan in Sarvatirthamala written in 1066 AD mentions Jhunjhunu, Khandilla, Naraina, Harsauda, Khattaususa (Khatu) etc.
- 1067 : Jai Singh Bamraulia became a prominent samant of Tomar Rulers of Gwalior. He lived in Bairat area of Jaipur in Rajasthan.
- 1068: Kansu Pal Kaswan won Sidhmukh from Johiyas on 19 August 1068.
- 1068: Bamraulia clan came in prominence in 1068 AD when Rana Jai Singh acquired territories near Bairat, south of Alwar.
- 1073 : Narpal Nehra (born:1073, founded Narhar: 1115) was a king of Nehra clan at Narhar in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan.
- 1074-1103: Tejaji (Dhaulya) of Kharnal. (See Nehra Genealogy Harsawa)
- 1074: Tejaji (Dhaulya) of Kharnal born on 29 January 1074.
- 1078 : Nalh Raja (Bijarnia) of Ladhana (Khandelawati)
- 1084 : Nardeo Devra attacked Dahil Raja Kunwarsi, defeated him and occupied Khandela in V.S. 1141 (=1084 AD).
- 1089-1101: Harsha (Kashmir) (b.1059, ruled. 1089-1101 AD) was a king of Lohara dynasty in Kashmir.
- 1093 AD: Narapala Nehra came from Sambhar and founded Narhar in v.S. 1150 (=1093 AD). Narpal Nehra gave fame to Nehra Gotra. (See Nehra Genealogy Rughnathpura Nawa)
- 1094: Kansu Pal Kaswan won Satyun from Chauhans on 18 February 1094.
- 1097: Barhdeo Punia born on Kartik Sudi Purnima Samvat 1154 (= 1097 AD) at Kotra in Sheo tahsil of Barmer.
- 1101–1111: Uchchala (b.1070,r.1101–1111) of Lohara family was the King of Kashmir
- 1103: Tejaji (Dhaulya) of Kharnal dies fighting with Meenas on 28 august 1103.
- 1111: Salhana was King of Kashmir for 3 months and 27 days in 1111 AD.
- 1112-1127: Sussala (b. 1072- r.1112-1127 AD) of Lohara family was the King of Kashmir
- 1115: Jhuria Jats left Mathura and settled at Soniasar in 1115 AD
- 1115: Coronation of Punia King Atgar or Utgar or Utangar
- 1115 : Narpal Nehra (born:1073) was a king of Nehra clan at Narhar in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan. He founded Narhar in SV 1172 (= 1115 AD) (See Nehra Genealogy Harsawa)
- 1118 AD: जिनदत्त सूरि का चित्रित काष्ठ फलक सं. 1175 (=1118 ई.) ...इस काष्ठ फलक में जिस नवफण पार्श्वनाथ जिनालय का चित्र है, सूरि महाराज की जीवनी के आधार पर हम कह सकते हैं कि यह जिनालय नरहड़-नरभट में उन्होंने स्वयं प्रतिष्ठापित किया था।
- 1120: Bhikshachara (b.1100 - d.1130 AD of Lohara dynasty was a King of Kashmir in 1120 AD
- 1127: Bahadadev Punia born in 1097 AD, founded Barmer in 1127 AD.
- 1127: Simhadeva (b. ? - r.1127 AD) of second Lohara family was the King of Kashmir.
- 1128 - 1155: Jayasimha (1128 - 1155 AD) of second Lohara dynasty was the King of Kashmir. He was son of Sussala
- 1134 : We get information from Bards of Sheshma Gotra that The King of Dharanagari- Jagdev Panwar died in V.S. 1191 (=1134 AD.) on Chatra Sudi Sunday.[1]
- 1135: Nodal ancestors migrated from Ahilwara (Gujarat) to Marwar area in Rajasthan. Their ancestor Nand Ram or Nand Rai founded village Nodalas or Nodalwas (Nondpura, Deoli, Tonk ?) in in V.S. 1192 (1135 AD).
- 1135: Malsi Mali migrated from Sambhar and founded Malisar in Sikar, Rajasthan
- 1155 : Rao Jesal, founder of Jaisalmer
- 1159 AD : Narhar Inscription of Vigraharaja IV of s.v. 1215 (1159 AD) tells us that Vigraharaj IV ruled over wide areas of Shekhawati.[2]
- 1161 : Narabhata (नरभट) is mentioned by Dasharatha Sharma: Early Chauhan Dynasties, p.349. Listed in Towns and Villages of Chauhan Dominions S.No.22 of table-1. Find spot of Vigraharaja IV's inscription of V.1218 (=1161 AD).
- 1164 : Losal was founded in 1164 AD by Thalod Jats as their capital.
- 1173 : Barhdeo Punia left Barmer
- 1176: Lalrai Shantinath Temple Inscription of 1176 AD uses the word Rajaputra
- 1178: Vir Singh Vijayrania - Son of Nalh Raja founded Vijarnia Khera in 1078 and constructed a fort at 'Ladhana' in 1178.
- 1178: Punam Punia born to Barhdeo Punia
- 1188: Bahadadev Punia founded Punia Kingdom at Jhansal in 1188 AD.
- 1190: Gota village founded by Bahadadev Punia.
- 1191 : Ramaji Nodal moved from Nodalwas and founded village Satwara (Deoli,Tonk ?) or Sotwara (सोटवाड़ा) (Malpura Tonk ?) in V.S. 1248 (1191 AD)
- 1191 : Daultabad village in Gurgaon district in Haryana was founded in around c.1191 A D by Chaudhary Daulat Singh of Janghu gotra of Jat clan.
- 1193 : Jatwan - Revolt by Jats under Jatwan at Hansi. After the defeat of Rai Pithaura in 1192, and the capture of Delhi by Muhammad of Ghor, Jatwan raised the standard of national resistance to Muhammadan aggression at Hansi.
- 1200 : Bad Ram Nodal moved from Satwara and founded village Badu (Parbatsar, Nagaur) in V.S. 1257 (1200 AD)
- 1200 : Tejoo Peer (Sinwar) of Pichakarae Tal
- 12** - Sunari (सुनारी) village in Ladnu tehsil of Nagaur district in Rajasthan was founded by Beerda Jat clan in 13th century
- 1200: Thathawata (Churu) village was founded by Thatha Bhadia in year about 1200 AD who gave the name Thathawat to the village.
- 1200 : Jhanwar Jodhpur Village founded by Malji Kalirana about 1200 AD.
- 1206 : Khokhars kill Muhammad Ghori during a raid on his camp on the Jhelum River. Ram Lal Khokhar (Khokhar) killed Muhammad Ghori on 15 March 1206.
- 1206 : Hule Ram came from Hansi and founded Ahulana in 1207 after his father Jatwan (Gathwala) was killed in War at Hansi
- 1206 : Bhakhars founded village Bhakharoli
- 1215 : Bisaldev Raso of V.S. 1272 (=1215 AD) mentions construction works in Khandela
- 1221: Dharma Mali married his daughters Rajan and Joran
- 1233 : Chaudhari Devsi Dudi left Didiyasar in samvat 1290 (1233 AD) and came to village Jal (जल).
- 1243: Dhelki Ka Khera was founded by Bairad Jats in 1243 AD
- 1243: Keshaw Nehra's sons Bika Nehra and Naihar Nehra founded village Bikanehra in V.S. 1300 (AD 1243) which at present is known by name Bikaner. (See Nehra Genealogy at Niyana)
- 1248: Bitthu Punia founded Gotha village in 1248 AD
- 1255: Jagsingh Bijarnia founded his rule in Palsana of Sikar in year 1255
- 1258: Chaudhary Kalu Ram and Padam Singh Burdak along with all Burdaks killed in war with Dhakas at Sarnau
- 1259-1319 : Nanakji Burdak of Gothra Tagalan, the sole survivor of Burdaks.
- 1260: Rao Sidhu, the founder of Siddhu clan
- 1260 : The Sundha inscription (Jodhpur) V. 1319 (1267 AD) of Chachigadeva mentions the rule of the Nahras in 1260.
- 1262 : The antiquity of name Nehras in Jhunjhunu is proved by epigraphical evidences. The Sundha hill Inscription of Chachigadeva Chauhan of Jalore year S.V. 1319 (1262 AD) mentions Nahara as Naharachala (नहराचल) i.e. the Nehra Mountain or Nehra Pahad (नेहरा पहाड़) in Verse-50. [3]
- 1263 : Mangalsi Saharan occupied Bhadang on Chatra Badi 5 Samvat 1320 (1263 AD).
- 1263 : Hansu Nehra was King of Nehra Gotra in lineage of Narpal Nehra. Hansu Nehra founded Hisar in SV 1320 (= 1263 AD).
- 1268: Kanwar Ram Chahar and Kanji Chahar became ruler of Kanjan Churu
- 1287: Harsa Nehra founded the village Harsawa in 1287 AD.
- 1289 : Arghun was a Jat King in Afghanistan
- 1294: Gothra (Tagalan) was founded in year 1294 by Sahraj, Dhanraj and Karma Ram, the three sons of Nanakji Burdak, the ancestor of Burdaks.
- 1295 : Chaudhari Gajsi Dudi left village Jal in samvat 1352 (1295 AD) and founded village Gajsar.
- 1295 : Pala Ram Nodal moved from Badu and founded village Palri (Parbatsar, Nagaur) in V.S. 1352 (1295 AD)
- 1295: Ch. Udaysi, Ratansi, Jeevraj left Malisar and settled in Palsana on Baisakh Sudi 7 V.S. 1352 (=1295 AD)
- 1296 : Chahar Deo - Narwar
- 1297: Chhajju Dhillon came to village Dahola, Jind, Haryana in 1297 AD.
- 1298 : Chahar Deo (1298 AD) - Ruler of Narwar
- 1301-1336: Bigga Ji Jakhar (b.1301 - d.1336) warrior and folk-deity of Jangladesh area of Rajasthan.
- 1303: Bhakhars settled in Dadrewa
- 1313: Hansu Nehra's 2nd son Dul Singh's son Ranu came to Banthod, Sikar (See Nehra Genealogy Harsawa)
- 1315: Lahari Raja (1315 AD) was a Sangwan Gotra King who founded kingdom at Leeri village in Peesangan tahsil of Ajmer district in Rajasthan with the capital named after him.
- 1318 : Magha Ram Punia founded Maghau, village in Rajgarh Churu, Churu, Raajasthan.
- 1323 : Nathu Dhatarwal, chieftain of village Dhatri in present Sujangarh tahsil of Churu, was born at Dhatri in VS 1380 (=1323 AD)
- 1326: Kanwsi Badiasar (d.1326 AD) - Badiasar clan Ruler of Khinyala in Jayal tehsil of Nagaur district in Rajasthan.
- 1328: Ladamsar was founded by Bairad Jats in 1328 AD
- 1335: Shivrav (1335 AD) son of Sankatrao is said to be founder of Shivran clan. He founded Buroli village in Rewari tahsil and district in Haryana
- 1340 AD: Duhadpal Nehra left Narhar and founded Deorod in V.S. 1397 (=1340 AD) (See Nehra Genealogy Rughnathpura Nawa)
- 1341: Shripal II Nain was born in 1341 AD
- 1343: Pula Saran founded and ruled at Pulasar
- 1345: Bhakhars settled in Baledu
- 1348: Narsi Badiasar (d.1348 AD) - Badiasar clan Ruler of Khinyala in Jayal tehsil of Nagaur district in Rajasthan.
- 1350: Kanwar Kalu Ram Noda son of Amaraji Nodal moved from Palri and founded village Ralawatan ( Kishangarh, Ajmer) in V.S. 1407 (1350 AD).
- 1349: Nathu Dhatarwal married with Rupa Godara daughter of Narsi Godara at Baderan (Bikaner) in VS 1406 (= 1349 AD) on akshaya tratiya.
- 1350: Sulkhania (Churu) was founded by Dahiya Jats in 1350 AD.
- 1354: Jasrasar founded by Jasrai Tarad
- 1360: Sons of Shripal II Nain (born 1341 AD) founded villages - Ladhasar by Raju, Bachharara by Dula, Malpur by Kalu, Keu by Hukma, Beenjhasar by Lalla, Churu by Chuhar in 1360 AD.
- 1362: Ghisa Ram Bhukar founded village Ghassu (Sikar) in 1362.
- 1364: Jasasar village in Churu tehsil of Churu district of Rajasthan was founded by Jassa Saharan in Samvat 1421 (1364 AD)
- 1365: Chadhari Sitram Dudi left village Gajsar and founded village Sitsar on baisakh sudi teej samvat 1422 (1365 AD).
- 1367: Jocheena (Nagaur was founded by Sinwar Jats who came from Malwa in samvat 1424 (1367 AD).
- 1367: Tapoo village in Osian tahsil of district Jodhpur, Rajasthan, was founded by Bairad Jats in 1367 AD
- 1375 : Kod Khokhar (1375 AD), father of Suhag Rana, who was originator of Suhag Gotra. He founded Pallu Kot after his father named Pallu Rana.
- 1387: Deva Nehra, descendant of Hansu Nehra, came to Harsawa, Sikar.(See Nehra Genealogy Harsawa)
- 1387 : Nathu Dhatarwal died fighting with invaders from Sindh on Asoj badi 9 VS 1444 (=1387 AD).
- 1394 : Magloona was founded by Maluji Dhaka in 1394 AD.
- 1398: Harveer Gulia (1376-1398) of Badli attacked Timur in 1398 which said to cause Timur's death.
- 1400: The independence of Guler, or Haripur, was established by Hari Chandra, about A.D. 1400, when he yielded Kangra to his younger brother, Karmma Chandra.
- 1410: Rao Barar - Originator of the Barar clan
- 1408: Chuwas village was founded by Asa Ram Godara in 1408 AD.
- 1416: Raja Maldeo (Chahar) ruler of Sidhmukh in Jangladesh (Bikaner) died
- 1416: Somadevi daughter of Raja Maldeo (Chahar) of Sidhmukh died
- 1425 : In 1425 Mala Ram Dahiya left Sulkhaniya (Churu) village and founded a new village Namely Malasi near Salasar.
- 1428 : There is an inscription of the year s.v.1485 (1428 AD) of a Ranwa warrior named Malashi in village Saamikhera at Shiva temple.
- 1428 : Dudhwa Khara village was founded on 31 December 1428 by Dudharam Kaswan
- 1435 : Jaglan Gotra is said to have originated from a King named Jagal (1435 AD).
- 1441: Pulasar was founded by its ruler Pula Saran in 1441 AD.
- 1442: Bhakhars settled in Kichak
- 1442 : Dulha Ram Punia founded Punia capita Luddi on V.S. 1499 (=1442 AD) Baisakh Sudi Akshaya Tratiya.
- 1446 : Jag Singh Chaudhary (Bijarnia), was an officer in the Army of Mughal emperor Humanyun, awarded with a Jagir of 12 villages in 1446 AD.
- 1448 : Jhuria Jat Mahram Jhuria founded village Mardatu in 1448 AD.
- 1451 : Chaudhari Ganga Ram was ruler of Fatehpur Sikar in year 1451 AD before the rule of Kayamkhani.
- 1453 : War of Jakhars of Mandoli Danta Ramgarh and Bijarnias at Ladhana.
- 1453 : Charawas Village was founded by Gopal Chahar in 1453 AD, who came from Parasrampura Jhunjhunu.
- 1456: Ch. Ghasi Ram Mali left Palsana and settled in Kasli on VS 1513 (=1456 AD)
- 1475: Cherai village in Osian tahsil of district Jodhpur, Rajasthan, was founded by Kanwarpal Bairad in 1475 AD
- 1475: Kiramsariya village in Osian tahsil of district Jodhpur, Rajasthan, was founded by Mumdev Bairad younger brother of Kanwarpal in 1475 AD
- 1480 : Palthana was founded by Palaram Jat of Burdak gotra in 1480 AD.
- 1483–1530: Chieftain of Faridkot State of Barars Sangar Singh (Contemporary of Babar:1483 – 1530)
- 1486: Pandu Godara of Shekhsar (Jangladesh) region in Rajasthan prior to formation of Bikaner princely state of Rathores.
- 1487: Pula Saran of Bharang (Jangladesh) region in Rajasthan prior to its annexation by Rathors.
- 1488 : Gora Badal - Chittorgarh
- 1488 : Narsingh Jat (Tanwar) of Siwani
- 1488 : Bikaner founded on land of Nehras
- 1497: Dalman village founded by Dalam Saran (1497 AD).
- 1499: Gudan (Churu) was founded by Gana Ram Punia in year 1499.
1501-1700 AD
- 1501–1556: Hemu of Deoti (Alwar)
- 1505-1524: Rule of Rana Singhandev II of Gohad
- 1515 : Dev Raj Bijarnia was a chieftain of Bijarnias in year 1515 AD when Shekhawats and Kachwaha Rajputs were spreading their rule in Khandelawati.
- 1524-1535: Rule of Devi Singh of Gohad
- 1508 : Tola Sardar (Loyal) of Khari Karamsotan (Nagaur)
- 1526: Mohan Madhan (1526) (Madhan) Founded Kilayat state in Haryana.
- 1526:Ranjit Singh Sihag of Hisar, Founder of Bolan clan.
- Puram Mal Jat(Dharan) (r.1529-1542) was a ruler of Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh. He defeated Babur's Mughal Army at Chanderi in 1529 and occupied the Chanderi Fort. Shershah Suri attacked the Chanderi fort in 1942 but could not capture the fort in direct war but killed Puram Mal Jat under a conspiracy.
- 1535-1546: Udyaut Singh (r.1535-1546) (Bamraulia) of Gohad
- 1540: Sangram Singh Sangwan left Leeri (Ajmer) and came to Dadri.
- 1543: Mana Nehra created Mananu Johad in Harsawa, Sikar (See Nehra Genealogy Harsawa)
- Puram Mal Jat(Dharan) (r.1529-1542) was a ruler of Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh. He defeated Babur's Mughal Army at Chanderi in 1529 and occupied the Chanderi Fort. Shershah Suri attacked the Chanderi fort in 1942 but could not capture the fort in direct war but killed Puram Mal Jat under a conspiracy.
- 1546-15xx?: Rana Shri Anup Singh - Gohad
- 15xx?-1604: Rana Sambhu Singh (Bamraulia) of Gohad
- 1552 : One Bijarnia ancestor had come to Dhankoli in 1552 AD during the period of Kayamkhani rulers at Dhankoli and the rule of Humayun at Delhi.
- 1554: Bariam, a Barad clan Jat, was given the Chaudhriyat of the waste country to the south-west of Dehli by Humayun in 1554.
- 1573: Sujangarh founded by Guleria Jats in 1573 AD as Gulerion Ki Dhani.
- 1580: Randhir Singh Saran, son of Kajal Singh Saran, who founded the village of Jhandiala in 1580 in Punjab, his descendants are called Randhawa.
- 1588: Mahasati Dadi Khinwani, seven year girl of Saran clan of Shimla Sardarshahar, Churu,Rajasthan became sati in year 1588 AD.
- 1590: Kuber Godara came from Raya Mathura to Bharatpur and founded village Arauda in 1590 AD
- 1604-1628: Abhay Chander (Bamraulia) of Gohad
- 1613: Ch Dalam Bhakhar left Modawat and settled in Phagalwa
- 1614: Bhartha Saran - Founder Ramsisar Bhedwaliya (Sardarshahar)
- 1615: Karmabai (20.8.1615 - 1691) - famous Dudi Jat woman and a strong devotee of Lord Krishna.
- 1616: Sonasar village was founded by Sona Ram Bhadia in year 1616 who gave the name Sonasar to the village.
- 1628-1647: Rana Ram Chander (r.1628 - 1647) (Bamraulia) Gohad
- 1635: Roria Singh Jat (Sinsinwar) of Bharatpur, who organized Jats against Muslims in 1635.
- 1542–1605: Bhullan Singh (contemporary of Akbar:1542 – 1605) Chieftain of Faridkot State of Barars.
- 1643-1708: Rule of Kapura Singh (b.1628 - d.1708) (r.1643-1708) of Faridkot State
- 1645-1695: Nand Ram (r. 1645 -1695) - Mursan
- 1651: Rai Singh of Bherawan Gotra founded Raipura Sheopur (Madhya Pradesh) in 1651 AD.
- 1652: Death of Chuadhari Phul Singh (b.-d.1652), Originator of the Phulkian Dynasty. Phul’s descendants founded 3 States in India: Jind, Nabha and Patiala.
- 1658 AD: Bika Nehra's son Jaswant Nehara, His son Bidma Nehra founded Dhani Beed near Hisar in V.S. 1715 (AD 1658) and lived there upto 1664. (See Nehra Genealogy at Niyana)
- 1664 AD: Aurangzeb destroyed Nehra's village Dhani Beed near Hisar in 1721 (AD 1664) and Nehras moved to Niyana in Jind, Haryana. (See Nehra Genealogy at Niyana)
- 1664: Jujhar Singh Nehra (1664-1730), who gave name to the Jhunjhunu town in Rajasthan, was born in a Nehra gotra family in shravan month of SV 1721 (1664 AD).
- 1664-1685: Rana Uday Singh (Bamraulia) of Gohad
- 1669 : Jat rebellion under Gokla.
- 1670: Gokula and Uday Singh were hacked to death piece by piece by Aurangzeb at Agra Kotwali on 1 January 1670.
- 1675: Ch. Kharta Mali & Dharma Mali left Kasli and settled in Puran on Baisakh Sudi Akhateej VS 1732 (28 April 1675 AD)
- 1676: Birth of Sukhchain (b.1676-d.1751), whose descendants ruled Jind state.
- 1682: Brij Raj (d.1682) - Sinsini
- 1684 : Kanha Rawat (b.1640-d.1684) of Bahin lost his life fighting against the oppressions of Mughal rule in India and protection of Hinduism. Baba Ghasi Ram (b.1629-d.1684) died on 18 June 1684.
- 1685-1699 : Rana Bagh Raj (Bamraulia) of Gohad
- 1687: Death of Tiloka (b.-d.1687) who was the eldest son of [[Phul, and from him are descended the families of Jind and Nabha states.
- 1688: Raja Ram (1670–1688) killed in The battle of Bijal on 4th July 1688.
- 1688-98: Bhajja Singh (r.1688-98)- Sinsini
- 1689: Dharma Mali constructed Dharmana Johad on VS 1746 (1689 AD) in Puran.
- 1690: Fateh Singh - Sinsini
- 1691 :Jorawar Singh - Sinsini
- 1695–1765: Baba Ala Singh (b.1695–d.1765) - Jat Sikh chieftain from village Rampura Phul in Bathinda District of Punjab. He was the founder of Patiala state.
- 1697-1753: Nawab Kapur Singh Virk (b.1697-d.1753) - Founder Singhpuria Misal
- 1695–1721: Churaman (r.1695 – 1721)- Sinsini
- 1699-1713 : Rana Gaj Singh (Bamraulia) of Gohad
- 1730 : Jujhar Singh Nehra (1664-1730) died fighting with Shekhawats on aghan sudi 8 samvat 1787 (AD 1730).
- 1732 : Ramki Chahar (1732 AD)
1701-1800 AD
- 1702: After the death of Bhajja Singh, Churaman came on front.
- 1708-1710: Rule of Sajja Singh () (b. ... - d.1710) (r.1708 - 1710 ) Barar-Jat Chief of the erstwhile Faridkot State.
- 1710-1731: Rule of Sukha Singh (b.1681, r.1710 - d.1731) of Barar-Jat Chief of Faridkot State.
- 1712-1793: Jai Singh Kanhaiya (Sindhu) (1712-1793) - Founder Kanheya Misl
- 1713-1717: Jaswant Singh (Bamraulia) of Gohad
- 1717-1756: Maharaja Bhim Singh Rana (Bamraulia) ruler of Gohad
- 1721: Founder of Jat State of Bharatpur, Churaman (r.1695 – 1721) consumed poison and died on 20 September 1721.
- 1721-1722 : Muhkam Singh - Thun
- 1722: Badan Singh (1722–1756) became Brijraj i.e. the king of Brij on 18 November 1722.
- 1732: Khemkaran (Sogaria) son of Rustam Chieftain of Bharatpur
- 1732: Rustam (Sogariya) foundation of the modern city of Bharatpur
- 1732: Ramki Chahar - Agra
- 1732-1743: Maharaja Suraj Mal conquered the site of Bharatpur from Khemkaran Sogaria, the son of Rustam, in the year 1732 and established the Bharatpur town in the year 1743.
- 1740 : Mandu Jat founded Mandawa village 1740 AD.
- 1742: Death of Surat Singh (b.-d.1742) who was in the third generation of the founder of the Phulkian Dynasty.
- 1744: Death of Gurudatta (b.-d.1744), Gurudatta's descendants ruled Nabha state. Gurudatta's only son was Surat Singh.
- 1745 : In November 1745 Maharaja Suraj Mal (13 February 1707 - 25 December 1763) became the ruler of Jat state.
- 1746: Death of Bhuma Singh Dhillon (d.1746) - Founder Bhangi Misl
- 1748: Beradon Ka Bas village in Osian tahsil of district Jodhpur, Rajasthan, was founded by Bairad Jats in 1748 AD
- 1747-1781: Birth of Maharaja Amar Singh (b. 1747-d.1781) who succeeded Raja Ala Singh of erstwhile Patiala State.
- 1750: Maharaja Suraj Mal married Maharani Kishori on 21 March 1750
- 1750: Chhuikhadan (छुईखदान) is a town in Khairagarh tahsil of Rajnandgaon district in Chhattisgarh, India. It was a princely state of Dahiya Jats from Khanda, Sonipat, Haryana who were followers of Bairagi Sect. Rup Dahiya founded it in 1750 AD.
- 1753: Maharaja Suraj Mal attacked Delhi on May 9, 1753. He defeated Nawab of Delhi Ghazi-ud-din (second) on May 10, 1753 and captured Delhi.
- 1753: Pakharia Kuntal played an important role in breaking the invincible gate of the fort at the time of attack on Delhi 10 May 1753 by Maharaja Jawahar Singh of Bharatpur.
- 1753 : Balram Singh (d.29 November 1753) - Ballabhgarh
- 1754 : Sieqe of Kumbher by the Imperial forces successfully defied under the leadership of Prince-regent Surajmal son of Badan Singh.
- 1754 : Jat-Maratha Treaty (18 May 1754) by Maharaja Surajmal
- 1755-1783: Birth of Hamir Singh of Nabha (1755-d.1783) was in the fourth generation of the Originator of the Phulkian Dynasty, 1st Raja of Nabha.
- 1756-1757: Maharaja Badan Singh of Bharatpur expired on 7 June 1756. Girdhar Pratap Singh (r.1756 - 1757)(Bamraulia) of Gohad
- 1757-1785: Maharaja Chhatra Singh Rana (Bamraulia) ruler Gohad
- 1760 : Sardar Baghel Singh (Dhillon) - Founder Kalsia Misal
- 1761: Maharaja Suraj Mal captured Agra Fort on 12 June 1761 and it remained in the possession of Bharatpur rulers till 1774.
- 1761 : Gwalior Fort Captured by Gohad Jat Ruler Maharaja Chhatra Singh Rana and possessed till 1767.
- 1761: Puhap Singh (1761, d.1798) (Thenua) of Mursan(Hathras) accepted rule of Maharaja Jawahar Singh of Bharatpur.
- 1763: Dassauda Singh (Gill) Founder Nishanian Wali took possession, after the battle of Sirhind, in 1763 of Ambala.
- 1763 : The fort of Farrukhnagar came in the Jat possession on 12 December 1763.
- 1763 : Maharaja Suraj Mal of Bharatpur killed fighting against Nazibuddaula, the Mir Bakshi on Sunday, 25 December 1763.
- 1763 : Maharaja Jawahar Singh (1763-1768) crowned ruler of Bharatpur
- 1763-1782: Rule of Hamir Singh of Faridkot (b. ... - d.1782, r.1763 - 1782)
- 1764: Death of Hari Singh Dhillon (d. 1764) - Founder Bhangi Misl
- 1764: In October 1764 and Maharaja Jawahar Singh attacked Delhi to punish the killers of his late father.
- 1764: Death of Alam Singh of Jind (b.-d.1764)
- 1765: Hemraj Punia, last Punia ruler, was buried in Fort by Rai Singh Rathor.
- 1765: 17 August 1765 - Death of Baba Ala Singh (1695–1765) - Jat Sikh chieftain from village Rampura Phul in Bathinda District of Punjab. He was the founder of Patiala state.
- 1765: Rajnandgaon (राजनन्दगांव) is a town and district in Chhattisgarh. It was a princely state of Dahiya Jats from Khanda, Sonipat, Haryana who were followers of Bairagi Sect. Prahlad Dahiya founded it in 1765 AD.
- 1766 : Maharaja Jawahar Singh leads a successful campaign against the Marathas and reaches up to Kalpi and Jhansi beyond Gwalior.
- 1767: Jodha Singh (d.1767) Chief of the erstwhile Faridkot State
- 1767 : Raja of Jaipur attacked Maharaja Jawahar Singh of Bharatpur on 14 December 1767 but was humbled at the battle of Maonda. Thus a triumphant Jawahar Singh returned to Bharatpur after Pushkar bath by Maharani Kishori.
- 1767-1768: Maharaja Jawahar Singh ruler - Bharatpur
- 1768 : Maharaja Jawahar Singh treacherously murdered; Maharaja Rattan Singh (1768-1769), younger brother of Jawahar Singh becomes ruler of Bharatpur.
- 1768: Raja Gajpat Singh (b.1738-d.1789) of Jind obtains the title of Raja in 1768.
- 1768-1769: Maharaja Ratan Singh ruler Bharatpur
- 1769 : Maharaja Ratan Singh murdered and succeeded by his minor Son Maharaja Kehari Singh (1769-1771).
- 1769-1771: Maharaja Kehri Singh ruler - Bharatpur
- 1771-1776: Maharaja Nawal Singh ruled Bharatpur from 1771 to 1776. After his death in 1776 he was succeeded by his brother Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Bharatpur) (1776 - 1805)
- 1772: Jassa Singh Ahluwalia (3 May 1718 – 1783) founded the Kapurthala State in 1772.
- 1774-26 : March 1813, Birth of Maharaja Sahib Singh (b.1774-d.26 March 1813) - succeeded Maharaja Amar Singh in the erstwhile Patiala State.
- 1775-1841: Rule of Raja Daya Ram (1775-1841) (Thenua) of Hathras
- 1776-1805: Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Bharatpur) ruler Bharatpur.
- 1780-1839: Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab) ruled as emperor of the Sovereignty country of Punjab and the Sikh Empire.
- 1781: Death of Bhai Desu Singh (b.-d.1781) of Bidar - Jat clan
- 1782 - 1798: Rule of Mohr Singh (b. - .1798) (r.1782 - 1798) of Faridkot
- 1782: Death of Rao Maganiram (d.1782) of Kuchesar state of Dalals.
- 1782: : Kalana village in Bhadra tahsil in Hanumangarh district in Rajasthan founded by Ch. Kala Ram Beniwal in 1782.
- 1783-1840: Rule of Raja Jaswant Singh (b.1775,r.1783-d.1840) of Nabha
- 1785: Death of Bulaki Singh (b.- d.1785) of Jind
- 1791-1837? : Hari Singh Nalwa (Utpal) of Gujranwala Punjab, Pakistan.
- 1792 : Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab) succeeds his father as leader of a Sikh Misl.
- 1798: Death of Puhap Singh (1761, d.1798) (Thenua) - Mursan(Hathras)
- 1798-1804: Rule of Charat Singh (b. - d.1804) (r.1798 - 1804) of Faridkot
- 1799 : Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab) appointment to the Governorship of Lahore.
1801- 1947 AD
- 1801 : Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab) establishes Khalsa rule of Punjab from Lahore. Khalsa army liberates Kashmiri Pundits and invades Afghanistan through Khyber Pass. Ranjit Singh took the title of Maharaja on April 12, 1801
- 1801: Birth of Maharaja Kharak Singh (February 22, 1801 – November 5, 1840) of Lahore. He was the eldest legitimate son of Ranjit Singh of Lahore and Maharani Datar Kaur. He succeeded his father in June 1839.
- 1803: Rule of Sundar Singh (1803) of Jarkhi
- 1803-1835: Rana Kirat Singh (b.1763, r.1803 - 1835) - Ruler Gohad (1803 - 1805) and Dholpur (1805 - 1835). Gohad was handed over to Marathas under a revised treaty dated 22 November 1805 between Marathas and Britishers. Under the Treaty of 22 November 1805 British grant Rana of Gohad the pargana of Dholpur, along with Bari and Rajakhera.
- 1804: Lothoo Nitharwal (1804-1855), first freedom fighter, was born in 1804 in a Hindu Jat family of Nitharwal clan in Ringas town in Rajasthan.
- 1804: Rule of Dal Singh (b. ... - d.1804) of Faridkot for one month.
- 1804-1826: Rule of Gulab Singh (b.1797, r.1804 - d.1826) of Faridkot
- 1826: On the 5th of November, 1826, Sirdar Gulab Singh of Faridkot was assassinated while walking outside the town of Faridkot.
- 1805 : Maharaja Randhir Singh (1805-1823) ascended the throne of Bharatpur after death of his father Maharaja Ranjit Singh in 1805.
- 1805-1823: Maharaja Randhir Singh ruler Bharatpur
- 1805 : Four successive Sieges by the British to conquer Bharatpur fail.
- 1806: Death of Tegh Singh (d.1806) Barar-Jat Chief of the erstwhile Faridkot State.
- 1806-1836: Rule of Rana Kirat Singh (r.1806 - 1836) of Dholpur
- 1809 : East India Company signs the first Treaty of Amritsar with Ranjit Singh
- 1813-1845 : Maharaja Karam Singh (r.30 June 1813- 23 Dec.1845) was ruler of Patiala.
- 1815: Death of Raja Bhup Singh (b.-d.1815) of Jind.
- 1816: Death of Rao Ramdhan Singh (d.1816) (Dalal) of Kuchesar.
- 1816-1820: Rule of Dehri Singh of Jarkhi
- 1875: Dharma Dada Ogra founded village Mundakheri in 1875 AD.
- 1918 : Rule of Maharaja Hirendra Singh (s.a.) (r.1918 - 23 December 1918) of Faridkot.
- 1818: Death of Raja Karam Singh of Jind (b.-d.1818).
- 1918-1947: Rule of Har Indar Singh (b.1915 - d.1989) (r.23 December 1918 - 15 August 1947) of Faridkot.
- 1819: Death of Raja Bhag Singh (b.-d.1819) of Jind.
- 1819: Phephana village in Nohar tahsil of Hanumangarh district of Rajasthan was founded in 1819 by Kewala Ram Bijarniya.
- 1822: Death of Raja Fateh Singh (b.1792 - d. 3 Feb 1822) of Jind.
- 1822-1834: Rule of Raja Sangat Singh (b.1811- r.30/7/1822-d.1834) of Jind.
- 1822 : 5th September 1822 - Birth of Raja Devendra Singh (b.1822,r.1840-1846 deposed,d.1865) of Nabha
- 1823: Maharaja Baldeo Singh (1823 - 1825) was successor of Maharaja Randhir Singh after his death in 1823. Maharaja Randhir Singh had no son so his brother Maharaja Baldeo Singh ascended the throne.
- 1823 : Birth of Raja Nahar Singh (21 April 1823 – 9 January 1858) (Tewatia) Jat gotra, king of the princely state Ballabhgarh in Faridabad District in Haryana, India.
- 1823-1825: Maharaja Baldeo Singh ruler Bharatpur
- 1825: Maharaja Baldeo Singh died on 26 February 1825 his successor was his son Maharaja Balwant Singh.
- 1825 - 1853: Maharaja Balwant Singh ruler Bharatpur
- 1826 : Fall of Bharatpur on 18 January 1826.
- 1826-1827: Rule of Attar Singh (r.1826 - 1827) of Fardkot
- 1827-1846: Rule of Pahar Singh (b.1800 - d. 1849) (r.1827 - 1846) of Faridkot.
- 1837 : Harsharan Kaur (Maan) Jat woman defended Jamrod (Pakistan) Fort in 1837
- 1940: Birth of Raja Amar Pratap Singh (b.1940) (Thenua) clan ruler of Hathras in Uttar Pradesh.
- 1840: Death of Nau Nihal Singh (b.9 March 1821 - d. 6 November 1840) of Lahore
- 1841-1843: Rule of Maharaja Sher Singh (r.20.1.1841-16.9.1843)
- 1846-1849:Pahar Singh was awarded title of Raja and ruled as Raja Pahar Singh (s.a.) (r.1846 - d. 1849) of Faridkot.
- 1847: Death of Rao Bahadur Singh (d. 1847) (Dalal) of Kuchesar
- 1849 - 1874: Rule of Raja Wazir Singh (b.1811 - r.1849 - 1874) of Faridkot.
- 1831 : Meeting of Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab) and the Governor-General at Rupar.
- 1836 : Rana Pohap Singh ruler Dholpur
- 1836-1873: Rana Bhagwant Singh (b.1824, r. 1836-d.1873) ruler Dholpur
- 1837-1864: Rule of Raja Sarup Singh (r.1837-d.26 Jan 1864) of Jind
- 1838 : Tripartite Treaty between Shah Shuja, Ranjit Singh and the English.
- 1839 : 27 June 1839 - Death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Punjab).
- 1839: Death of Rao Fateh Singh (d.1839) (Dalal) of Kuchesar.
- 1840: 22nd of May 1840- Death of Raja Jaswant Singh (b.1775,r.1783-d.1840) of Nabha
- 1840: 4th October 1840 - Birth of Raja Bharpur Singh (b.1840, r.1847-d.1863) of Nabha
- 1841-1861: Rule of Thakrur Gobind Singh (r.1841-1861) (Thenua) of Hathras
- Tika Ram (Thenua) - Mursan (Hathras)
- 1842: 30th November 1842 - Birth of Raja Bhagwan Singh (b.1842. r.1864-d.1871) of Nabha
- 1843: Death of Bhai Udey Singh (b.-d.15 March 1843) of Kaithal.
- 1843: 19th December 1843 - Birth of Raja Hira Singh (b.1843, r.1871-1911) of Nabha
- 1846: Death of Shyam Singh Atariwala (Brar) (d.1846) - Atari (Amritsar)
- 1846-1858: Maharaja Narendra Singh (r.18 January 1846-13 Nov.1858) ruler Patiala
- 1847-1863: Rule of Raja Bharpur Singh (b.1840, r.1847-d.1863) of Nabha
- 1851: Maharaja Jaswant Singh was born at Deeg on 1st March 1851.
- 1852 : 16 Sept.1852 - Birth of Maharaja Mahendra Singh (b.16 Sept.1852, r.29 Jan.1863-1875) of patiala
- 1853: Maharaja Balwant Singh (r.1825 - 1853) died at Bharatpur on 21st March 1853 who was succeeded by Maharaja Jaswant Singh (r.1853 - 1893)
- 1853 - 1893: Maharaja Jaswant Singh ruler Bharatpur
- 1858: Raja Nahar Singh sentenced to death on 9 January 1858.
- 1859: Death of Rao Gulab Singh (d. 1859) (No son) (Dalal) of Kuchesar
- 1861-1896: Rule of Raja Harnarain Singh (Thenua) (r.1861-1896) of Hathras
- 1863-1875 : Rule of Maharaja Mahendra Singh (b.16 Sept.1852, r.29 Jan.1863-1875) of patiala
- 1864-1871: Rule of Raja Bhagwan Singh (b.1842. r.1864-d.1871) of Nabha
- 1864-1887: Rule of Raja Raghuvir Singh (r.31 March 1864-d.1887) of Jind
- 1871: 31st May 1871 - Death of Raja Bhagwan Singh (b.1842. r.1864-d.1871) of Nabha
- 1871-1911: Rule of Raja Hira Singh (b.1843, r.1871-1911) of Nabha
- 1872: Birth of Maharaja Rajinder Singh (b.25 May 1872, r.1876-8 November 1900) of Patiala
- 1873: Maharaja Ram Singh was born at Lohagarh, Bharatpur on 21st September 1873.
- 1873-1901: Rana Nihal Singh (b.1863, r.1873-d.1901)
- 1874-1898: Rule of Vikram Singh (b.1842 - d.1898) (r.1874 - 8 August 1898) of Fardkot
- 1875 : Arya Samaj Established
- 1876-1900: Rule of Maharaja Rajinder Singh (b.25 May 1872, r.1876-8 November 1900) of Patiala
- 1883: 4th March 1883 - Birth of Maharaja Ripudaman Singh (b.1883, r. 1911-1923 deposed,d.1942) of Nabha
- 1886: Birth of Raja Mahendra Pratap (b.1886 - d.1979) On 1st December - Mursan
- 1887-1948: Rule of Raja Ranvir Singh (b.11 October 1879, r.1887-31 March 1948) of Jind.
- 1893: Maharaja Jaswant Singh died on the 12th December 1893 succeeded by Maharaja Ram Singh (1893 - 1900 (Exiled)
- 1893-1900: Maharaja Ram Singh ruler Bharatpur
- 1898-1906: Rule of Maharaja Balbir Singh (b.1869,r.1898 - d.1906) of Faridkot.
- 1899: Maharaja Kishan Singh was born at Moti Mahal, Bharatpur on 4th October 1899.
- 1900–1938: Rule of Maharaja Bhupinder Singh (b.12 October 1891,r.1900 –23 March 1938) of Patiala
- 1906-1918: Rule of Maharaja Brajendra Singh (b.1896 - d.1918) (r.11 February 1906 - 1918) of Faridkot.
- 1911: 25th December 1911 - Death of Raja Hira Singh (b.1843, r.1871-1911) of Nabha
- 1901-1911: Rana Ram Singh (b. 1883, r.1901-d. 1911) - Dholpur
- 1911-1923: Rule of Maharaja Ripudaman Singh (b.1883, r. 1911-1923 deposed,d.1942) of Nabha
- 1911-1949: Rana Udaybhanu Singh (b. 1893, r.1911-1949, d. 1954) - Dholpur
- 1915 : Raja Mahendra Pratap established in Kabul the Provisional Government of Free India on 1st December 1915(his 28th birthday). He was the President and Maulana Barkatullah was the Prime Minister.
- 1918 : Maharaja Brijendra Singh was born at Savar Mahal, Bharatpur on 1st February 1918.
- 1918-1929 : Maharaja Kishan Singh Ruled Bharatpur
- 1919: 21st September 1919 - Birth of Maharaja Pratap Singh (b.1919, r. 1923-1947, d.1995) of Nabha
- 1923-1947: Rule of Maharaja Pratap Singh (b.1919, r. 1923-1947, d.1995) of Nabha
- Rule of Raja Prem Pratap Singh (Thenua) ((b.1913,r.1924-1947)) of Hathras
- 1925: Pushkar Adhiveshan of Jats, November 1925, presided over by Maharaja Kishan Singh of Bharatpur.
- 1929 : Maharaja Kishan Singh died at Agra on 27th March 1929; Central Assembly Bombed by Bhagat Singh
- 1929 : Maharaja Brijendra Singh succeeded on the death of his father on 27th March 1929. Ruled Bharatpur (1929 - 1947)
- 1929-1947: Maharaja Brijendra Singh ruler Bharatpur
- 1931 : 23 March:Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev Martyred;
- 1938-1947: Rule of Maharaja Yadavindra Singh (b. 17 January 1913, r. 1938-1947,d. 17 June 1974) of Patiala
- 1942: 13th December 1942 - Death of Maharaja Ripudaman Singh (b.1883, r. 1911-1923 deposed,d.1942) of Nabha
- 1979 : Chaudhary Charan Singh becomes Prime Minister.
- 1989 : Chaudhary Devi Lal becomes Deputy Prime Minister of India.
- 1891: Birth of Maharaja Bhupinder Singh (b.12 October 1891,r.1900 –23 March 1938) of patiala.
- 1900–1938: Rule of of Maharaja Bhupinder Singh (b.12 October 1891,r.1900 –23 March 1938) of patiala.
- 1913: Birth of Maharaja Yadavindra Singh (b. 17 January 1913, r. 1938-1947,d. 17 June 1974)
- 1942: Birth of Maharaja Amarinder Singh (born March 11, 1942)
- 1995: 24th July 1995 - Death of Maharaja Pratap Singh (b.1919, r. 1923-1947, d.1995) of Nabha
1948 - 2014 AD
- 1948 : b.5th December 1948 - Birth of present Maharaja Hanuwant Singh of Nabha
- 1962: Maharaja Vishvendra Singh, the scion of Sinsinwar Jat rulers of Bharatpur was born on 23rd June 1962 at Moti Mahal, Bharatpur.
- 1966: Indian Postal Department issued a commemorative stamp on him on 28/06/1966 of Denomination 0.15
- Raja Mahendra Pratap passed away in New Delhi on 29 April 1979.
- 2009: The Indian Postal Department released a stamp on Maharaja Suraj Mal on 29 December 2009.
- 1974: Death of Maharaja Yadavindra Singh (b. 17 January 1913, r. 1938-1947,d. 17 June 1974) of Patiala
Period Unknown
- Following historical events are without any specific period recorded. Kindly mention here.
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References
- ↑ Raghunath Bhakhar: 'Rulyana Mali' (Jhankata Ateet), Bhaskar Prakashan Sikar, 2022. ISBN: 978-93-5607-079-0, p.350
- ↑ "Early Chauhan Dynasties" by Dasharatha Sharma, p.67
- ↑ Epigraphia Indica, Vol. IX, p. 74 ff
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