The history of the Jats proves to satisfaction that they belong to high class which is very old, valorous and enterprising; their being powerful in the Panjab from the fifth century is quite certain; they successively resisted the Mohamadan invasions in 1026, 1398 and 1525, as they have accelerated the downfall of the Mogal empire in the 18th century.
Jwala Sahai, History of Bharatpur
Personalities
Personalities
Risaldar Sardar Sunder Singh Bahadur of Wadala
Risaldar Sardar Sunder Singh Bahadur of Wadala, was born into Sandhu Jat family, who was in the 18th E.G.O. Lancers, who retired on pension in 1917 after serving for 30 years. He was awarded two…
Sardar Hakim Singh of Wadala
Sardar Hakim Singh of Wadala, was born into Sandhu Jat family, he was the son of Rai Bahadur Sardar Baghel Singh of Wadala, he was given a direct commission in the 18th Bengal Cavalry, and…
Sardar Didar Singh of Mangwal
Sardar Didar Singh of Mangwal, was born into Sandhu Jat family , he was the son of Sardar Sedha Singh of Mangwal, Didar Singh formerly Squadron Commander in the Jind Imperial Service Lancers; he took…
Sardar Richpal Singh of Bhagowalia
Sardar Richpal Singh of Bhagowalia, was born into Kahlon Jat Family, he was the son of Sardar Gulab Singh of Bhagowalia (d.1882), Sardar Richapal Singh of Bhagowalia commenced service as Naib Tahsildar in 1870 and…
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In Character the Jats resembles the old Anglo -saxon and the ancient Roman, and has indeed more of the characteristics of the Teuton than of the Celt in him. He is tough ,slow, unimaginative and unemotional lacking brilliance, but possessed of great solidity, dogged perseverance and an eminently practical turn of mind. He is hardly ever convinced by words without conerete facts. Sturdy independence and patient vigorous labour are among his good point's as Ibbetson has noted. Another trait of the Jat character which has been marked by good observer's in his strong individualism.
History of the Jats-Kalki Ranjan Qunongo
