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(Jatasankar jha PP59 Beginning of modern education in Mithila). Laxman Sen was last king of Sen dynasty. He defeated by Nandev. Nandev began to rule on Mithila. His capital was Nanpur (India). Nandev was karnat dynasty. He was south Indian Brahamin. Karnat Dynasty ruled on Mithila 1097 to 1325. The list of king karnat dynasty; (1097 to 1325). Nandev (1097to1184) Gangdev (1184to1225) Nar Shingh dev (1225to1240) Shakti Shingh dev (1240to1252) Hari Shingh dev (1252-1325) Hari Shingh dev was last king of karnat dynesty he defeated by Tuglak and went to Himalaya 24 (A.A.Macdorald PP 69 History of Sanskrit literature). After this happened kameshwar Thakur appointed by Tuglak as Mithilas king 25 (Dr. Upendra Thakur PP66 Mithilak Ithas). He was prist of Hari Shingh dev. He was oniyar dynasty. This dynasty ruled on Mithila 1325 to 1526. The list king of Oniyar dynesty (1325 to 1526). Kameshwar Thakur (1325 to 1353) Bhojeshwar Thakur (1353-1360) Ganeshwar Thakur (1360-1361) The death of Bhogeshwar Thakur Ganeshwar Thakur become king but a Muslim feudal Aslam conspiratorially stabbed him with a dagger in 1361. The son of Ganeshwar Thakur kirti Shingh went to Jounpur and brings army for help Aslam and Ganeshwar killed in ensuing battle. Now kirti Shing become king 26 (Dr. Upendra Thakur PP32 Mithilak Ithas). Kirti Shingh (1361-1412) Bhav Shingh (1412-22) Dev Shingh (1422-28) Shiva Shingh (1428-31) Shiva Shingh challenge the authority of Tuglak Empire Abraham Tuglak attack on Mithila in the battle Shiva Singh death. Shiva Shingh wife Lakhiya Devi ruled (1431-50) in favour of Padam Shingh (1431-50) Padam Shingh died issueless in early age 27 (Dr. Upendra Thakur PP25 Mithilak Ithas). His wife queen Bishwas Devi ruled in favour of child Hari Shinghdev (1450-55) Nar Shingh dev (1455-59) Dhir Shingh dev (1459-80) Bhairav Shingh dev (1480-1515) Rambhadra Shingh dev (1515-24) Laxminath Shingh dev (1524-26) Sikandar Lodi attack on Mithila in 1526. Laxminath Shingh dev killed in battle 28 (Dr. Upendra Thakur PP44 Mithilak Ithas). After the victory on Mithila Allaudin appointed king of Mithila he was son in Law of Sikandar lodhi. 31 year‟s Muslim ruled on Mithila in this period large number of Maithils were converted to Islam, many important book were born man were fear so this period was anarchy and jungle raj prevailed. When Akbar comes on throne of Delhi 1557 he made king of Mithila Mahesh Thakur 29 (Dr. Upendra ThakurPP29 Mithilak Ithas) He was first king of Khandwa dynesty. His capital was Sarisab-Pahi Rajaram (India). The list of king Khandwa dynesty: (1557 TO 1947). Mahesh Thakur (1557-67) Gopal Thakur (1567-71) Hemangat Thakur (1571-73) Parmanand Thakur (1573-83) Shumbankar Thakur (1583-1617) Purshotam Thakur (1617-23) Narayan Thakur (1623-42) Sundar Thakur (1643-1670) Mahenath Thakur (1670-92) Narpati Thakur (1692-1703) He transfers his capital Rajgram to Darbhanga 30 (Dr. Upendra Thakur PP92 Mithilak Ithas). When Narpati become old he went to kashi handing over the kingdom his beloved son like himself, Raghav Shingh Bahadur (1703- 1739). Raghav Shingh was a great Warrior and an able administrator, winner several wars 31 (Jatasankar jha PP65 History of Mithila). He added to the glory of Mithila in 1739. Vishnu Shingh (1739-44) Narendra Shingh Bahadur (1744-60) Pratap Shingh Bahadur (1760-76) Madhav Shingh Bahadur (1776-1807) 32 (Jatasankar jhaPP95 History of Mithila). In this time British had holds their fact in India. British did not like any powerful ruler in Mithila and hence, they made several king at many places.People of Mithila were so simpleton they could not understand that conspi. Chhatra Shingh Bahadur (1807-1839) Chhatra Shingh Bahadur became king in 1807 he help to British government in Nepal attack so British government called Maharaja Dhiraj 33 ( Jatasankar jha PP115 History of Mithila). Maharaja Rudra Shingh Bahadur (1839-1850) Maheshwar Shingh Bahadur (1850-60) Maheshwar Shingh Bahadur died 1860 AD. That time his son Laxmishwar Shingh was a minor; hence the British Govt put Darbhanga Raj under the „court of wards‟.As a bictim to the British conspiracy administrative language in place of the mother–togue Maithili.34 (Jatasankar jha PP55 History of Mithila). When Laxmishwar Shingh Bahadur became 21 years old then he became king (1860-1898). Rameshwar Shingh Bahadur (1898 to 1929). Kameshwar Shingh (1929 to 15 Augest 1947) Maharaja Kameshwar Shingh Bahadur ruled 1929 to 15 Augest 1947 till independent of India after independents India he was member of constituent assembly 1947 to 1952, Member of Parliament 1952-1962. He deth 8 Oct 1962 35 www.theinternationaljournal.org > RJSSM: Volume: 01, Number: 10, Feb-2012 Page 39
(09.10.1962, Daily News, Aryavart Dainik) .After some year‟s jamadari too was abolished and Separate Mithila state continued since thousands of years was merged in Bihar due to the British conspiracy, while separate Bihar was never in the history. 1912 Bihar carved out of Bengal, 36 (23.03.1912, Daily News, Bengal gajat). Orissa curved out 1936 of Bihar 37 (18.07.1936, Daily News, Bengal gajat). Jharkhand carved out of Bihar 2000, 38 (16.11.2000, Daily News, Dainik Jagaran).But still Mithila is under the state of Bihar. References: 1. Vedavayas, Vishnu Puran publish (1965) in Gita press Gorakhpur. 2. Dr. Perm Chandra Thakur Mithila ki Siksha Avam Sanskrit ke Vikash Me Darbhanga Raj kaa yogdan (2002) Unpublished thesis L.N.M.U.Darbhanga. 3. Makhan Jha Anthropology of Ancient Hindu Kingdoms: A Study in Civilization. 4. Tulsi Das, Ramcharitmanas, publish (1965) in Gita Press Gorakhpur. 5. Valmiki Ramayana , Publish (1965) in Gita press Gorakhpur. 6. Ram Saran Sharma, History of India. 7. Lok Gatha, Raja Salhesh history. 8. A.A.Macdorald History of Sanskrit literature. 9. Dr. Upendra Thakur Mithilak Ithas. 10. Jatasankar jha History of Mithila. 11. 09.10.1962, Daily News, Aryavart Dainik. 12. 23.03.1912, Daily News, Bengal gajat. 13. 18.07.1936, Daily News, Bengal gajat. www.theinternationaljournal.org > RJSSM: Volume: 01, Number: 10, Feb-2012 Page 40
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