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The Surwar is a clan of Rajputs found in Jharkhand and Bihar. They are concentrated in the Palamau region and ruled the Namudag village area.rajput called as. Babu shaheb .l

There is one pride village called Kushaha near koyal.

Village Name : Kushaha ( कुशहा )

Block Name : Kandi

District : Garhwa

State : Jharkhand

Language : Hindi and Bhojpuri

Most Designated babu shahib:

Bhubaneswar prashad Singh.

Girija singh. Shyam Bihari singh.awadh Bihari singh.Binod Bihari Singh .kahnaiya Singh.

Current Time 05:13 PM

Date: Friday, May 01,2020 (IST)

Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30)

Elevation / Altitude: 160 meters. Above Seal level

Telephone Code / Std Code: 06563

A history's page

Namudag Garh is the epitome of Surwar Rajput (an Indian Warrior caste) pride, bravery and spirit. It reverberates with history of heroism and Royal that is evident from the tales still sung by the bards of Palamau.It is a symbol of all that was brave, true and noble in the glorious Surwar Rajput tradition.

The Rajputs emerged into political importance as early as the 7th century. From about 800, Rajput dynasties dominated northern India, and the many petty Rajput kingdoms there were among the main obstacles to the complete Muslim domination of Hindu India. In the early 1020s the Rajput rulers at Gwalior and Kalinjar were able to hold off assaults by Maḥmūd of Ghazna (present-day Ghaznī, Afghanistan), although the two cities did pay him tribute. After the Muslim conquest of the eastern Punjab and the Ganges (Ganga) River valley, the Rajputs maintained their independence in the fastnesses of Rajputana and the forests of central India. Sultan ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn Khaljī of Delhi (reigned 1296–1316) took the two great Rajput forts of Chitor and Ranthambhor in eastern Rajputana but could not hold them. The Rajput state of Mewar under Rana Sanga made a bid for supremacy but was defeated by the Mughal emperor Bābur at Khanua (152

Bābur’s grandson Akbar retook the Chitor and Ranthambhor forts (1568–69) and then made a settlement with all the Rajputana princes except Mewar. Accepting Mughal overlordship, the princes were admitted to the court and the emperor’s privy council and were given governorships and commands of armies. Some Rajput nobles further strengthened their ties with the Mughals by arranging marriages between their daughters and Mughal emperors or their sons. The Rajput-Mughal arrangement continued into the early part of the emperor Aurangzeb’s reign (1658–1707), but eventually the emperor’s intolerance turned the Rajputs against him, and the ensuing conflict between the two sides became one of the several factors leading to the collapse of the Mughal Empire itself in the 18th century. The Rajputs subsequently fell victims to the chiefs of the Maratha confederacy until they accepted British suzerainty (1818) at the end of the last Maratha war. After India’s independence (1947), most of the Rajput states in Rajputana were merged to form the state of Rajasthan within the Indian union.