Ajeya Yoddha evam Durg (Maharaja Surajmal Bharatpur) - अजेय योद्धा एवं दुर्ग (महाराजा सूरजमल भरतपुर)

Ajeya Yoddha evam Durg (Maharaja Surajmal evam Bharatpur)The Battle of Haldighati and the three battles of Panipat lasted only one day each, whereas the Battle of Tilpat lasted for 6 days, when the brave farmer Gokul Singh was martyred on 1 January 1670.After that this struggle continued in which Thakur Churaman, Badan Singh, Surajmal, Jawahar Singh, Maharani Kishori, Ratan Singh, Kehari Singh, Naval Singh, Ranjit Singh, Baldev Singh, Balwant Singh, Yashwant Singh, Ram Singh, Krishna Singh (Kishan/Kisan Singh), Brijendra Singh ruled Bharatpur till 1948. Forts like Deeg, Kumher, Bharatpur etc. were also constructed.It was the Jat Maharaja Surajmal who helped the wounded Marathas. Had he not helped Mahadji Scindia at that time, the Scindia family might not have survived."Let the arrows fly, let the swords fly, let the daggers be sent, May Allah save our lives this time from the Jats of Bharatpur."Bharatpur's Jat rulers, conquered the fort of Agra (June 12, 1761) ruled for 13 years, and brought down the gates of Delhi's Red Fort, which still stand in Lohgarh, Bharatpur. These gates originally belonged to Chittorgarh. This couplet became famous when the British forces attacked Maharaja Ranjit Singh's invincible fort of Bharatpur 13 times: The incident became famous worldwide, with eight foreigners and nine whites.Two Jat sons stood on the fort walls and fought.They have made significant contributions to the development of a progressive culture in the country and society.