Present Head
Thakur Girdhari Singh, 8th and present Thakur of Kusumdesar.
- (A) Kunwar Bhawani Pratap Singh
History
In the Churu Region, Rao Bika's brother Rao Bida, after displacing the Mohil Chauhans, established the stronghold of his own sub clan, the Bidawats. As the Maharajas of Bikaner consolidated their hold over the Kingdom, the Bidawats to spread their influence over the neighboring territories. Offshoots from the main branch, known as the Khangarot Bidawat, carved out their own Thikana at Khuri and Salasar and held sway over the routes leading from the West and North into Bikaner. The rights of primogeniture required that the younger brothers seek their fortune elsewhere or be allotted a lesser grant of land. It thus came about that in 1776, Thakur Saheb Zorawar Singh, 4th Thakur of Khuri's younger son, Guman Singh, was given a grant of 6000 Bighas and the Village of Kusumdesar to establish his own Thikana in the fringes of the area governed by Khuri.
Genealogy
- Thakur Guman Singh Ji, 1st Thakur of Kusumdesar
- Thakur Nol Singh (qv)
- Thakur Uday Singh
- Thakur Nol Singh Ji, 2nd Thakur of Kusumdesar
- Thakur Dalel Singh Ji, adopted from Dipsar.
- Thakur Mangal Singh (qv)
- Thakur Ram Singh
- Thakur Dungar Singh, adopted Kunwar Surat Singh.
- Thakur Chain Singh
- Thakur Sabal Singh
- Surat Singh Ji, adopted by Thakur Dungar Singh.
- Thakur Juhar Singh
- Thakur Khangar Singh (qv)
- Chiman Singh
- Thakur Dalel Singh Ji, adopted from Dipsar.
- Thakur Mangal Singh Ji, 3rd Thakur of Kusumdesar
- Thakur Om Singh (qv)
- Thakur Shyam Singh
- Kunwar Bhur Singh was adopted by Shivnath.
- Thakur Dhal Singh
- Thakur Bachan Singh
- Thakur Gulab Singh
- Umaid Singh
- Rajpal Singh
- Thakur Rewat Singh
- Thakur Ranjeet Singh
- Kunwar Azad Singh
- Kunwar Chandra Singh
- Thakur Guman Singh
- Kunwar Navratan Singh
- Kunwar Nagendra Singh
- Thakur Banne Singh
- Kunwar Manvendra Singh
- Kunwar Rupvendra Singh
- Thakur Ranjeet Singh
- Thakur Jabar Singh
- Thakur Gulab Singh
- Thakur Bachan Singh
- Thakur Panne Singh
- Thakur Karni Singh
- Shaheed sub-inspector Bhanwar Singh Ji
- Thakur Madan Singh
- Kunwar Jitendra Singh
- Kunwar Virendra Singh
- Baisa Hansa Singh
- Kunwar Rupraj Singh
- Thakur Sayar Singh (R.P.S), married and had issue.
- Kunwar Digvijay Singh
- Baisa Aditi Singh
- Thakur Moti Singh
- Baisa Monica Singh
- Kunwar Gajendra Singh
- Thakur Madan Singh
- Thakur Chatur Singh
- Kunwar Samudar Singh
- Baisa Karuna Singh
- Baisa Vaishali Singh
- Bhanwar Yogendra Singh
- Kunwar Madho Singh
- Kunwar Vijendra Singh
- Baisa Harshita Singh
- Kunwar Nand Kishore Singh
- Shailendra Singh, sergving in Indian Air force.
- Gajendra Singh
- Baisa Prerna Singh
- Kunwar Samudar Singh
- Thakur Jantarpal Singh Ji, married to Amar Kanwar of Hadan and had issue.
- Baisa Poonam Kanwar, married to Late. Mahendra Singh Ji (Ex. MP, Bikaner) of Barsalpur and had issue.
- Baisa Gitanjali Singh
- Bhanwar Anshuman Singh
- Baisa Bhavana Kanwar, married to Ram Singh Ji of Matoda and had issue.
- Kunwar Kulvardhan Singh
- Kunwar Harshvardhan Singh
- Kunwar Gaurav Singh, married to Durgesh Kanwar of Royal and had issue.
- Baisa Radhika Singh
- Bhanwar Yashvardhan Singh
- Kunwar Pratap Singh, married to Mitlesh Kanwar of Madani and had issue.
- Baisa Rudrakshi Singh
- Baisa Poonam Kanwar, married to Late. Mahendra Singh Ji (Ex. MP, Bikaner) of Barsalpur and had issue.
- Shaheed sub-inspector Bhanwar Singh Ji
- Thakur Karni Singh
- Thakur Ladhu Singh
- Thakur Baldev Singh
- Heer Singh
- Dule Singh
- Lakshman Singh
- Bhawani Singh
- Narendra Singh
- Lakshman Singh
- Thakur Sukh Singh
- Thakur Om Singh Ji, 4th Thakur of Kusumdesar.
- Thakur Ganpat Singh (qv)
- Thakur Nathu Singh
- Thakur Chog Singh
- Thakur Gyan Singh
- Thakur Mukund Singh (qv)
- Thakur Madho Singh
- Thakur Ganpat Singh Ji, 5th Thakur of Kusumdesar
- Thakur Sadul Singh (qv)
- Thakur Captain Brijlal Singh, joined the Bikaner Ganga Risala of Bikaner State Forces, saw Services in World War I in Mesopotamia, Palestine and France and Retired as company Quarter Master (Sergeant) Just Prior to World War 2nd .Recalled to the Colors at the Outbreak of War, he again served in the Battalion in various Capacities before finally coming Home as an Honorary Captain. He was awarded with 1st 1914-15 Star Medal 2nd British war Medal 3rd Victory Medal; married to Jadao Kanwar of Hadla and had issue.
- Padma Bushan Thakur Lt. General Sagat Singh, PVSM (Param Vishisht Seva Medal), known as the Flying General Who never lost a War, Changed the History of India and the world. In 1961 as a Brigade Commander of 50 Independent Parachute Brigade overran Northern Goa and Captured Panjim in 40 hours though it was not his task thus ending the 461 years of Portugal Rule and merging Goa with the Union of India Annexation of Goa). In 1967 then Maj. Gen.Sagat Singh defied orders and did not vacate Nathu La which led to a fierce battle with the Chinese Army suffering more than 300 killed and 1000 wounded. Later from 1968 to 1970 he brought peace to Mizoram which had tried to break away from India through an armed insurgency. When the War was commenced on 3rd Dec 1971 Gen. Sagat Singh took only 11 days to surround Dhaka from the west and the south and so it was that on 16 Dec 1971 (Meghna Heli Bridge), his dazzling feats of Arms ensured that General Niazi meekly surrendered and lead 93,000 troops into Captivity. There are very few examples of this nature in the Annals of History. A grateful Nation gave him the Padma Bushan for his contribution in the 1971 war (Indo-Pakistani War of 1971). He remains the most successful General of the Indian Army Post Independence having defeated the Portuguese, Chinese and Pakistan Army in Battle. He remains a Legend and remembered equally in Bangladesh as in India. In 2019, the Birth Centenary of Lt.Gen. Sagat Singh was celebrated with much fanfare at Military locations across the Country; married to Kamla Devi of Unnao, daughter of Chief Justice Rachpal Singh, Allahabad High Court: 1934-1940 and J&K High Court: 1940-1942 and had issue. [Wikipedia]
- Thakur Col. Ran Vijay Singh, educated at Mayo College, joined Army in the 6th Battalion the Mechanized Infantry Regiment (Originally 1st Garwal Rifles) and Served under various capacities across the Country. He has served two special tenures, one with the United Nations Peace keeping Mission with Botswana Defense Forces, Africa and the Second with the N.S.G (National Security Guards) where he was Commanding the Support Weapon Squadron; married to Damayanti Kumari of Bhensola and had issue.
- Baisa Sanyogita Singh, educated from Sophia Senior Secondary School and Lady Shri Ram Collage. Sanyogita comes with a rich 18+ years of work experience in Office Management, Sustainability and Csr in the Corporate Sector.
- Baisa Meghna Singh, educated from Vidya Devi Jindal School, currently a Lawyer, Animal Activist and a Mountaineer.
- Kunwar Captain Digvijay Singh, educated at Mayo College, a National Champion Gold Medalist in Boxing, joined Army in 2nd Battalion the 3rd Gorkha Rifles(2/3GR) and unfortunately died Serving with Battalion in Poonch on 4 March 1976 when the Jeep in which he was travelling met with an Accident.
- Kunwar Veer Vijay Singh, unfortunately died in a Scooter Accident in Delhi in August 1975.
- Kunwar Chandra Vijay Singh
- Baisa Pranati Singh
- Thakur Suryaveer Singh
- Thakur Col. Ran Vijay Singh, educated at Mayo College, joined Army in the 6th Battalion the Mechanized Infantry Regiment (Originally 1st Garwal Rifles) and Served under various capacities across the Country. He has served two special tenures, one with the United Nations Peace keeping Mission with Botswana Defense Forces, Africa and the Second with the N.S.G (National Security Guards) where he was Commanding the Support Weapon Squadron; married to Damayanti Kumari of Bhensola and had issue.
- Thakur Jeoraj Singh (R.P.S), he was an exceptional Sportsman and was educated at Maharaja Sadul Public School. He joined the Rajasthan Police and served in various capacities all over the State. He was the pioneer in implementing the manual system on Computers and Creating the Digital Database for the Police Force; married to Sayar Kanwar of Sarwari and had issue.
- Thakur Narendra Singh (R.P.S), he Joined Rajasthan Police and served in various Capacities all over the state. He has served One Special tenure with the U.N Peace Keeping Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina (UNMIBH); married to Deepesh Kanwar of Karoli and had issue.
- Kunwar Ripudaman Singh, educated form I.C.S.E Board, Graduated from Rajasthan University-B.A Psychology (Hons), Bachelors in Physical Education, and Masters in Physical Education.
- Baisa Damini Kumari, educated from Maharani Gayatri Devi School and Graduated from Miranda House College. Social activist, runs an N.G.O Durga Kriti Society; married to Kunwar Krishnaveer Singh of Umaid Nagar.
- Thakur Ranveer Singh
- Kumari Raksha Baisa; married to Kunwar Vikram Singh of Naila and had issue.
- Baisa Monica Singh
- Bhanwar Tanveer Singh
- Thakur Mahendra Singh; married to Dimple Kanwar of Mohanbari and had issue.
- Kunwar Yashveer Singh
- Baisa Falguni Singh
- Thakur Raghuveer Singh; married to Saroj Kanwar of Mahroli and had issue.
- Kunwar Siddhartha Singh
- Kunwar Gautam Singh
- Thakur Laxman Singh
- Thakur Narendra Singh (R.P.S), he Joined Rajasthan Police and served in various Capacities all over the state. He has served One Special tenure with the U.N Peace Keeping Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina (UNMIBH); married to Deepesh Kanwar of Karoli and had issue.
- Thakur Gopal Singh Ji
- Kunwar Ratan Singh
- Bhanwar Jaibhawani Singh
- Kunwar Rajendra Singh
- Bhanwar Jaideep Singh
- Kunwar Ratan Singh
- Padma Bushan Thakur Lt. General Sagat Singh, PVSM (Param Vishisht Seva Medal), known as the Flying General Who never lost a War, Changed the History of India and the world. In 1961 as a Brigade Commander of 50 Independent Parachute Brigade overran Northern Goa and Captured Panjim in 40 hours though it was not his task thus ending the 461 years of Portugal Rule and merging Goa with the Union of India Annexation of Goa). In 1967 then Maj. Gen.Sagat Singh defied orders and did not vacate Nathu La which led to a fierce battle with the Chinese Army suffering more than 300 killed and 1000 wounded. Later from 1968 to 1970 he brought peace to Mizoram which had tried to break away from India through an armed insurgency. When the War was commenced on 3rd Dec 1971 Gen. Sagat Singh took only 11 days to surround Dhaka from the west and the south and so it was that on 16 Dec 1971 (Meghna Heli Bridge), his dazzling feats of Arms ensured that General Niazi meekly surrendered and lead 93,000 troops into Captivity. There are very few examples of this nature in the Annals of History. A grateful Nation gave him the Padma Bushan for his contribution in the 1971 war (Indo-Pakistani War of 1971). He remains the most successful General of the Indian Army Post Independence having defeated the Portuguese, Chinese and Pakistan Army in Battle. He remains a Legend and remembered equally in Bangladesh as in India. In 2019, the Birth Centenary of Lt.Gen. Sagat Singh was celebrated with much fanfare at Military locations across the Country; married to Kamla Devi of Unnao, daughter of Chief Justice Rachpal Singh, Allahabad High Court: 1934-1940 and J&K High Court: 1940-1942 and had issue. [Wikipedia]
- Thakur Jasraj Singh
- Thakur Vijay Singh
- Thakur Sampat Singh (qv)
- Madho Singh
- Sawai Singh Ji, became a Saint.
- Thakur Sadul Singh Ji, 6th Thakur of Kusumdesar; married and had issues, ten sons.
- Thakur Narayan Singh Ji (qv)
- Thakur Nahar Singh
- Thakur Bhanwar Singh
- Thakur Bholu Singh
- Thakur Nop Singh
- Thakur Richpal Singh
- Thakur Girdhari Singh
- Thakur Tej Singh
- Thakur Sheer Singh
- Thakur Pratap Singh
- Thakur Kalu Singh
- Thakur Fateh Singh
- Thakur Mangej Singh
- Thakur Hameer Singh
- Thakur Abhay Singh
- Thakur Narayan Singh Ji, 7th Thakur of Kusumdesar
- Thakur Girdhari Singh
- Thakur Girdhari Singh, 8th Thakur of Kusumdesar (see above)
