Zamindari

Princely States & Estates

The Bhumihar community's transition to land ownership and martial traditions culminated in the establishment of several powerful zamindari estates and principalities, particularly during the medieval and British colonial periods.

These estates played a crucial role in the regional administration, military, and cultural patronage of Bihar and Eastern UP.

Prominent Dynasties

This section is for detailing the major Bhumihar dynasties. You can add more as needed:

• The Tekari Raj: One of the most prominent and powerful estates in Bihar, known for its vast landholdings and significant influence during the Mughal and British eras.
• The Bettiah Raj: A large and influential estate in the Champaran region, whose rulers were patrons of art, culture, and education.
• The Hathwa Raj: Located in the Saran district, this was another significant principality ruled by a Bhumihar dynasty.
• The Narhan Estate: Known for its resilience and administrative prowess.
• The Sheohar Raj: A notable estate in the Mithila region.

Notable Figures

This area can feature individual stories and contributions of specific rulers, such as Raja Ugrat Singh of Tekari or other key figures known for their valor, administration, or patronage of religion and learning. Their biographies would illustrate the community's role as warrior-administrators.