Friday, September 11, 2009

About Sant Khetaramji Maharaj


Brahmavatar Sant Shri 1008 Khetaramji Maharaj


Brahmavatar Sant Shri 1008 Khetaramji Maharaj "Sun of Rajpurohit Samaj"



Birth Date : April 22, 1912 ( Vikram Samavat 1969 Vaishakh Sudi Pancham, Monday)

Father : Shri. Shersingh Ji Rajpurohit (Udesh)

Mother : Shrimati. Sanagari Devi

Birth Place : Khed Village

Tehsil : Sanchour, District - Jalore (State)

Birth Name : Khetaram

Vairagya : At age of 12 Years.

Guru : Shri Ganeshanandan Ji Maharaj

Specialty : Towards Jeeva Daya (Protection of Lives)

To be together on one stage in Rajpurohit Samaj, become introduced to International Level

Vachan Siddha Mahapurush in Kalayug,

Many Magics Showing, Ghor Tapaswi, Bramhavatar.



Established : Bramhaji Temple at Aasotara.



May 20, 1961 - Bhoomi Pujan Neev of Main Door ( Vikram Samavat 2018 Vaishakh Sudi Pancham Saturday)

April 28, 1965 - Bhoomi Pujan Neev of Bramhaji's Temple ( Vikram Samavat 2020 Vaishakh Sudi Pancham)

May 6, 1984 - Pran Pratishtha Mahotsav of Temple (Vikram Samavat 2041 Vaishakh Sudi Pancham Sunday)

May 7, 1984 - Bramhalin on Monday Afternoon 12:36 Bramhadham Asotara ( Vikram Samavat 2041 Vaishakh Sudi 6 )

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Origin of Sodhas
Pithalji Sodha(Rajpurohit) also came with Rao Siyoji and Rajpurohit Devpal Dev from Kannoj,and he was carrying kuldevi of Sodha's and rathore's.Still they are main trustees of Maa Nagnechaya Temple(Nagana).They were given seven villages as jagir and these are Mandli, Tarsinghdi,Mayalawas,Gudda-nal,Megawas,Deriya,Bassi etc. Shree Nagnechaya Maa=Kuldevi of Sodha's(Rajpurohit)
Origin of Jagarwals
Jagarwal is a subcaste of Rajpurohit caste. The gotra of Jagarwal subcaste is Vasistha. Brahmarshi Vasistha was Rajpurohit / Rajguru of Suryavanshi Kshatriyas / Sun Dynasty. Jagarwal Rajpurohits are migrated from Sesali Village of Jalore district in Rajasthan. Jagarwal Rajpurohits were Rajpurohits of Parmara Rajputs who were rulers of Jalore. Bal Rishi / Jabali Rishi was Ancestor of Jagarwal Rajpurohits.Jalore / Jabalipur was named after Bal Rishi / Jabali Rishi. Bal Rishi had 12 Sasan villages including Balwara. Later on Jagarwal Rajpurohits became Rajpurohits of Sindhal Rathore Rajputs. Before independence Jagarwal Rajpurohits had many Sasan Jagir villages in Marwar & Godwad region i.e. Lambiyan, Rewatada, Veerana, Rewat, Modran, Dakatara, Bagra (Marwar), Basda Dhanji, Dhola Sasan , Akadada, Dhariya, Punadiya , Lapod, Auwa Sasan, Lolawas & Champa Khedi etc. Kuldevi of Jagarwal Rajpurohits is Jageshwari Devi / Jwalamukhi Devi.

Origin of Sevad
Sevad is main caste of [Rajpurohit] caste and it consists more than 40% of thier population.They are [Rajpurohits] of Rathores and they were given Jagirs all over the Rathori States(Marwar,Bikaner,Kishangarh,Idar{Himmatnagar}Ratlam,Jhabua,Sailan,Sitamau,Alirajpur.Their Gotra is Bhardwaj and Kuldevi is Bisotmata or Bishathmata. It is said that their ancestor Rajpurohit Devpal Dev came to this area of Marwar with Rao Siyoji Rathore from Kannoj and they were going to Gujrat(Dwarka) when they were passing Pali around 1272 samvat,which was main trade centre/root for middle east and other part of India.The local Paliwal Brahmins requested them to stay there for some time and get rid of local tribal people,who were harassing and looting them time to time.Rao Siyoji and Rajpurohit Devpal Dev with their army defeated tribal chiefs around and conquered that area.Then they went to khed near today's Balotra and conquered all malani area.Rajpurohit Devpal Dev was given many villages as jagir.Then with every Rathori Ruler for their bravery and good administration,so many jagirs and upadhis were given to them. Main Jagiri villages or Thikana of Rajpurohit(SEVAD)in Marwar State:Some of them are: Kanodia Purohitan, Barli, Tinwari, Khichan, Kharabera purohitan,Mehri purohitan(sardar shahar), Kisnasar(nokha), rasisar, Mohrai, Tunkaliya, Dhandhora, Jatiawas, Ghevda, Ghantiyala, Thob(osian), Bavri(Phalodi), Chavandia, Bhavanda, Talkia, Rupawas, Chadwas etc.