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Image 1 — The Gateway of Chaupal in Garhi Jharia village, located east of Kailash, built by the late Gulab Singh Baisoya (the founder of Garhi village) in 1742 AD. Currently, it is under the DDA, and the Chaupal area has been transformed into a community park. (Credit - @gurjar.wingim, Instagram)
Image 2 — The Gateway of Chaupal in Garhi Jharia village, located east of Kailash, built by the late Gulab Singh Baisoya (the founder of Garhi village) in 1742 AD. Currently, it is under the DDA, and the Chaupal area has been transformed into a community park. (Credit - @gurjar.wingim, Instagram)
Image 3 — The Gateway of Chaupal in Garhi Jharia village, located east of Kailash, built by the late Gulab Singh Baisoya (the founder of Garhi village) in 1742 AD. Currently, it is under the DDA, and the Chaupal area has been transformed into a community park. (Credit - @gurjar.wingim, Instagram)
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The Gateway of Chaupal in Garhi Jharia village, located east of Kailash, built by the late Gulab Singh Baisoya (the founder of Garhi village) in 1742 AD. Currently, it is under the DDA, and the Chaupal area has been transformed into a community park. (Credit - @gurjar.wingim, Instagram)

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Metropolis of Delhi (ce. 1595): The land surrounding today’s India Gate was a zamindari of Baisoya Gurjars. The Ain-i-Akbari records that, despite being the smallest in size, this pargana maintained the largest cavalry and the 2nd largest infantry of Delhi Sarkar. (Credit- @PaganGujjars on X)

u/3HoundOfBaskerville — 8 days ago
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Chaudhary Devi Singh Kalisyan of the Balwa Gujaran Estate. The Balwa Gujaran Estate was a large zamindari in Shamli, Western Uttar Pradesh, held by the Hindu Kalisyan Gurjars. The ruling family was also known as the “Hathiwale” because they kept elephants as pets.

u/3HoundOfBaskerville — 8 days ago