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Origins of the Nandas - page 2
Genealogical Records of the Nandas |
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Following are pages from the genealogical registers or bahis of the panda or clan priest of the Nandas (called "Lakkadwale") at Haridwar.
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Ugrasen Eminabad aaye Sirsa Bhatner se.
Meaning: Ugrasen came to Eminabad from Sirsa Bhatner.
Meaning: Ugrasen came to Eminabad from Sirsa Bhatner.
Ugrasen Eminabad aaye Bhatner se.
Meaning: Ugrasen came to Eminabad from Bhatner.
Bhatner has been called Hanumangarh for along time and is in Rajasthan. Sirsa is in present day Haryana and about 90km from Hanumangarh. Both towns are very near the Rajasthan-Haryana border.
The distance from Hanumangarh to Eminabad (if travelled directly by Ugarsen) is about 400km.
Meaning: Ugrasen came to Eminabad from Bhatner.
Bhatner has been called Hanumangarh for along time and is in Rajasthan. Sirsa is in present day Haryana and about 90km from Hanumangarh. Both towns are very near the Rajasthan-Haryana border.
The distance from Hanumangarh to Eminabad (if travelled directly by Ugarsen) is about 400km.
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