Revolt of 1857 Rajasthan – Short Note On The Revolt of 1857 And Quick Notes
The introduction of the Rajasthan revolt of 1857
Immediate causes of revolution: –
In place of the old brown bass given to the Indian soldiers, new Enfield rifles were required to open their mouths with the fat of cow and pig before filling the karts.
◆ The second reason was the mixing of the sawdust of animal bone in the flour given to the Indian soldiers.
कम There was a lotus flower and chapati as a symbol of this revolution.
◆ On March 29, 1857, Mangal Pandey, a soldier of the 34th Regiment of Barrackpore Cantonment of Bengal, revolted and killed his sergeant Hussain and on 8 April Mangal Pandey was hanged.
क्रांति On May 10, 1857, the revolution started from Meerut and the soldiers of Mewar reached Delhi and declared Bahadur Shah II (Zafar) their king and made Bakht Singh their commander.
ख्त Bakht Singh is called the hero of this revolution.
◆ At this time Lord Canning, Governor-General of India, and Colin Campbell were appointed Commander-in-Chief of India.
Short Note On The Revolt of 1857
Revolution in Rajasthan
◆ At this time there were 6 military cantonments in Rajasthan, of which Nasirabad was the largest.
1. Nasirabad (Ajmer) 2. Vyavar (Ajmer) 3. Etinapura (Pali)
4. Khairwara (Udaipur) 5. Deoli (Tonk) 6. Neemuch से
Of these, Beawar and Kherwara did not participate in this rebellion.
◆ George of India at this time was a Maritime Lorence.
◆ He received the information of this rebellion on 19 May.
◆ At this time the 15th Bengal Infantry came from Meerut in Ajmer.
◆ In 1803 AD, the British sent it to Nasirabad by Patrick Lorens in view of the delicate situation of the Akbar Infantry at Ajmer.
किया Started night patrolling by Bombay Lancers, who were considered the most loyal.
◆ On May 23, 1857, the 15th Bengal Infantry started a revolt in Nasirabad.
टी Nativ Infantry also joined it on 30 May.
◆ Newbury, Cai, Penny, and Cai Sperotis Wood murdered.
◆ c. Pritchard went with other British officers to the regiment in Beawar.
Rebellion in Neemuch
विद्रोह Colonel Abbott came to notice of the rebellion in Nasirabad on 2 June and collected all the soldiers and took the oath of Swami Bhakti.
◆ Its Awadh resident died. Ali Beg revolted.
◆ On 3 June, there was a revolt in Neemuch.
◆ British officers were killed from where these officers reached a village called Dungla (Udaipur), where a farmer named Rungaram Rai gave shelter to it.
श Shavers, then the political agent of Mewar, placed them in the Jagmandir in the safe Pichola lake.
म Neemuch’s rebel army reached Shahpura via Nimbahera, where Major Shavers came to battle with the combined forces of Mewar, Kota, and Bundi.
◆ But at the same time, this joint army revolted with the question of flour, then the commander of Mewar, Arjun Lal Sahiwal, pacified the rebellion by eating roti of this flour in front of the army.
Revolt of Erinpura
◆ Patrick Lores asked Jodhpur Maharaj Takht Singh to send forces to protect Abu.
◆ This army revolted in Abu and killed the British officers and Takht Singh sent his fort fortress Onar Singh Panwar to stop this army.
◆ The rebel army gave the slogan of ‘Chalo Delhi Maron Firangi’ and accepted the leadership of Thakur Kushal Singh of Auwa (Pali).
Om of charges Shivnath Singh, Guler K. Tha. Bishan Singh and Ajit Singh also sent their forces to help Kushal Singh.
◆ Takht Singh sent his commander Kushal Raj Singhvi.
◆ Heathcote also came with this army.
◆ On 8 September 1857, Kushal Singh was victorious in the Battle of Pithora (Pali) and Onar Singh was killed in this war.
पैट्रिक After this, for the first time, Patrick Lawrence came out of Ajmer with his own army, and the political agent of Makeshan, Jodhpur, also left for Jodhpur to assist Lores. (Revolution of 1857)
मेक Due to being disoriented, Makemos reached the rebel camp where he was murdered and his body was hanged by Thakur Sangat Singh of Salumbar outside the fort of Auwa.
कुश Kushal Singh won the Chalavas battle on 18 September 1857.
◆ This war is also called the war of Gote and Kale.
◆ On 20 January 1858, Brigadier Hames surrounded the fortress of Auwa.
◆ Kusha L Singh entrusted the fort to his brother Prithviraj and he came to Sulumbar.
म्स Hams won this fort and on returning, brought with him the idol of Kuldevi Sugali Mata.
◆ On August 8, 1860, Kushal Singh surrendered at Neemuch.
टेलर A Taylor Commission was formed to investigate its allegations, which condemned Kushal Singh
Public outrage in Kota
◆ At this time the political agent in Kota, Mr. Burton was the one who went to suppress the rebellion of Neemuch.
शासक At this time, the ruler of Kota was Ramsingh II, whose public prosecutor was Jasadyal resident of Gokul and Mehrab Khan, resident of Risaldar Karauli.
◆ In the absence of Burton, the two thought of rebelling.
On the return of Burton, he asked Ramsingh to punish these two.
नामक A person named Nand Kishore gave this information to both of them and on October 15, 1857, the Kankranti started in Kota.
4 min Burton was separated from the body and rotated throughout the city of Kota as well as Michael son of Pottery. Saylor and Dr. The Sevishtha column was also abolished.
उत्तरदाय The responsibility of this revolution was imposed on Ramsingh and Mahant Goswami Maharaj of Mathuresh Temple had an important role in getting the treaty signed between the two sides.
◆ Ramsingh was placed under house arrest in Kota Mahal and on 30 March 1858, the army of the Rabats regained the quota.
महार Maharao Madanpal Singh of Karauli also sent his army with the Roberts.
◆ Jaidayal and Mehrab Khan were hanged with a cannon.
Tatya Tope
◆ He was the chief commander of Nana Saheb who had revolted in Kanpur.
◆ On August 8, 1857, at a place called Kuada in Bhilwara, they fought a battle with General Roberts’ army, in which they were defeated.
◆ Tatya Tope also fought with Waziruhola, the Nawab of Tonk, and defeated the Nawab.
◆ Tope was captured in the forests of Narwar on 7 April 1859 due to the conviction of Mansingh Naruka and was hanged on 18 April 1859 in the fort of Shivpuri (Gwalior).
◆ This day (the day of execution) is considered to be the end of this revolution.
सर्वाधिक The most assistance to the British in this revolution was provided by Swaroop Singh, the ruler of Mewar.
राम Ramsingh II of Jaipur provided the most financial aid to the British, due to which he received the title of Sitar-e-Hind.
शासक Sardar Singh, the ruler of Bikaner, was the only ruler who went to a place called Badadu to fight against the rebels.
This revolution was led by Ramchandra and Hiralal in Dholpur. (Revolution of 1857)
◆ Amar Chand Banthia was the first revolutionary to be hanged as a result of this revolution.
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