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Sunday, March 13, 2016

Harshdev Joshi in Kashipur

History British Campaign for Capturing Kumaon -12

Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) -225

History of Uttarakhand (Garhwal, Kumaon and Haridwar) -753

By: Bhishma Kukreti (A History Student)

By January 1815, Edward Gardner established his office in Kashipur. The office of Lieutenant Colonel Gardner was also there in Kashipur. Hearsay was working from Pilibhit and Bareli. Adjutant General Fagan was touring from Tarai to Punjab. Fagan reached Nazibabad in end of last week of December 1814. Harsh Dev Joshi the former Prime Minister of Kumaon was staying in Kankhal at the house of Bharamal Khatri. Request from Frazer, around first January 1815, Harsh Dev Joshi reached to Kashipur from Kankhal on foot. Harshdev Joshi met Edward Gardner in Kashipur. Edward Gardner sent message of arrival of Joshi on 2^nd January 1815 to the Company Secretary John Adam. Hearsay and Frazer already informed Adam about utility of Harshdev Joshi.

Harshdev Joshi was 70 years old. However, Frazer wrote that though Harshdev Joshi was facing adverse time and still he was agile, enthusiastic, and courageous. Harshdev Joshi knew that East India Company was not interested for appointing Lal Singh or other Chand family member as King of Kumaon. Harshdev Joshi was always against Lal Singh. Harshdev Joshi worked his supporters to help British Company. Governor General was happy to know the acts of Joshi. Governor General was of opinion that it would be beneficial for taking help of Harshdev Joshi .Edward Gardner asked permission for offering advance money for Harshdev Joshi. Governor General permitted Gardner for offering money and also permitted for future monitory help to Harshdev Joshi.

Harshdev Joshi wrote letters to various influential personalities for supporting to British Company. The influential personalities of Kali Kumaon and Kumaon were from Mahar, Fartyal, Tadagi and Joshi. His letters became productive and various Kumaunis awakening Kumaoni general public going against Gurkha rule. Various Kumaoni groups started supporting British Army.

(From writings of Bengal- Past and Present January, Atkinson, Sanwal, Saxsena, Fraser etc)

History of Garhwal – Kumaon-Haridwar (Uttarakhand, India) to be continued… Part -754

*** History of Gorkha/Gurkha /Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) to be continued in next chapter

(The History of Garhwal, Kumaon, Haridwar write up is aimed for general readers)

XX Reference

Atkinson E.T., 1884, 1886, Gazetteer of Himalayan Districts …

Hamilton F.B. 1819, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal and the territories

Colnol Kirkpatrik 1811, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal

Dr S.P Dabral, Uttarakhand ka Itihas part 5, Veer Gatha Press, Dogadda

Bandana Rai, 2009 Gorkhas,: The Warrior Race

Krishna Rai Aryal, 1975, Monarchy in Making Nepal, Shanti Sadan, Giridhara, Nepal

I.R.Aryan and T.P. Dhungyal, 1975, A New History of Nepal , Voice of Nepal

L.K Pradhan, Thapa Politics:

Gorkhavansavali, Kashi, Bikram Samvat 2021

Derek J. Waller, The Pundits: British Exploration of Tibet and Central Asia page 172-173

B. D. Pande, Kumaon ka Itihas

Balchandra Sharma, Nepal ko Aitihasik Rup Rekha

Chaudhari , Anglo –Nepalese Relations

Pande, Vasudha , Compares Histriographical Traditions of Gorkha Rule in Nepal and Kumaon

Pradhan , Kumar, 1991, The Gorkha Conquests , Oxford University Press

Minyan Govrdhan Singh , History of Himachal Pradesh

A.P Coleman, 1999, A Special Corps

Captain Thomas Smith, 1852,Narrative of a Five Years Residence at Nepal Vol.1

Maula Ram/Mola Ram , Ranbahadurchandrika and Garhrajvanshkavya

J B Fraser , Asiatic Research

Shyam Ganguli, Doon Rediscovered

Minyan Prem Singh, Guldast Tabarikh Koh Tihri Garhwal

Patiram Garhwal , Ancient and Modern

Tara Datt Gairola, Parvtiy Sanskriti

John Premble, Invasion of Nepal

Chitranjan Nepali, Bhimsen Thapa aur Tatkalin Nepal

Sanwal, Nepal and East India Company

Nagendra kr Singh, Refugee to Ruler

Saxena, Historical papers related to Kumaon

Paper Respecting Nepal War by East India Company (papers in Stock)

Basu, Rise of Christian Power in India)

Moti Lal Ghosh, an article in Amrit Bazar Patrika

XXX

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British Army Establishing Spy Cell for Kumaon Campaign

History British Campaign for Capturing Kumaon -11

Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) -224

History of Uttarakhand (Garhwal, Kumaon and Haridwar) -752

By: Bhishma Kukreti (A History Student)

British establishment around Rurkee established a special Spy Cell and Rutherford was made in charge of such Spy Cell. The job of that Spy Cell was to collect information about defense related information of Gurkha establishment in Kumaon and Garhwal. There was a Pundit (Brahmin) the in charge in a unit of Spy division and under him there were a couple of Munshi (Clerk) and Pundit. They used to keep records of salary and other expenses of spies and other undercover agents related works. The main jobs of Pundit and Munshi was writing letters to important Kumaoni personalities those were important for future war. The salary of a Pundit in Spy cell was for Rs. Thirty per month.

(From writings of Bengal- Past and Present January, Atkinson, Sanwal, Saxsena, Fraser etc)

History of Garhwal – Kumaon-Haridwar (Uttarakhand, India) to be continued… Part -753

*** History of Gorkha/Gurkha /Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) to be continued in next chapter

(The History of Garhwal, Kumaon, Haridwar write up is aimed for general readers)

XX Reference

Atkinson E.T., 1884, 1886, Gazetteer of Himalayan Districts …

Hamilton F.B. 1819, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal and the territories

Colnol Kirkpatrik 1811, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal

Dr S.P Dabral, Uttarakhand ka Itihas part 5, Veer Gatha Press, Dogadda

Bandana Rai, 2009 Gorkhas,: The Warrior Race

Krishna Rai Aryal, 1975, Monarchy in Making Nepal, Shanti Sadan, Giridhara, Nepal

I.R.Aryan and T.P. Dhungyal, 1975, A New History of Nepal , Voice of Nepal

L.K Pradhan, Thapa Politics:

Gorkhavansavali, Kashi, Bikram Samvat 2021

Derek J. Waller, The Pundits: British Exploration of Tibet and Central Asia page 172-173

B. D. Pande, Kumaon ka Itihas

Balchandra Sharma, Nepal ko Aitihasik Rup Rekha

Chaudhari , Anglo –Nepalese Relations

Pande, Vasudha , Compares Histriographical Traditions of Gorkha Rule in Nepal and Kumaon

Pradhan , Kumar, 1991, The Gorkha Conquests , Oxford University Press

Minyan Govrdhan Singh , History of Himachal Pradesh

A.P Coleman, 1999, A Special Corps

Captain Thomas Smith, 1852,Narrative of a Five Years Residence at Nepal Vol.1

Maula Ram/Mola Ram , Ranbahadurchandrika and Garhrajvanshkavya

J B Fraser , Asiatic Research

Shyam Ganguli, Doon Rediscovered

Minyan Prem Singh, Guldast Tabarikh Koh Tihri Garhwal

Patiram Garhwal , Ancient and Modern

Tara Datt Gairola, Parvtiy Sanskriti

John Premble, Invasion of Nepal

Chitranjan Nepali, Bhimsen Thapa aur Tatkalin Nepal

Sanwal, Nepal and East India Company

Nagendra kr Singh, Refugee to Ruler

Saxena, Historical papers related to Kumaon

Paper Respecting Nepal War by East India Company (papers in Stock)

Basu, Rise of Christian Power in India)

Moti Lal Ghosh, an article in Amrit Bazar Patrika

XXX

Thursday, March 10, 2016

Food Arrangements for Kumaon Campaign

History British Campaign for Capturing Kumaon -10

Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) -223

History of Uttarakhand (Garhwal, Kumaon and Haridwar) -751

By: Bhishma Kukreti (A History Student)

As per order of Adjutant General, the deputy Commissary General arranged for Food for Kumaon Campaign as used to be for other army campaign. Company appointed Rutherford as Assistant Commissary Officer for the above work. Company also made Ruther ford in charge for treasury with Army marching for Kumaon Campaign. Rutherford has knowledge of Kumaon and was anxious pushing Gurkha from Kumaon and Garhwal. Rutherford was also in charge of Postal division. Rutherford was also handed charge of medical core in Kumaon Campaign.

(From writings of Bengal- Past and Present January, Atkinson, Sanwal, Saxsena, Fraser etc)

History of Garhwal – Kumaon-Haridwar (Uttarakhand, India) to be continued… Part -752

*** History of Gorkha/Gurkha /Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) to be continued in next chapter

(The History of Garhwal, Kumaon, Haridwar write up is aimed for general readers)

XX Reference

Atkinson E.T., 1884, 1886, Gazetteer of Himalayan Districts …

Hamilton F.B. 1819, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal and the territories

Colnol Kirkpatrik 1811, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal

Dr S.P Dabral, Uttarakhand ka Itihas part 5, Veer Gatha Press, Dogadda

Bandana Rai, 2009 Gorkhas,: The Warrior Race

Krishna Rai Aryal, 1975, Monarchy in Making Nepal, Shanti Sadan, Giridhara, Nepal

I.R.Aryan and T.P. Dhungyal, 1975, A New History of Nepal , Voice of Nepal

L.K Pradhan, Thapa Politics:

Gorkhavansavali, Kashi, Bikram Samvat 2021

Derek J. Waller, The Pundits: British Exploration of Tibet and Central Asia page 172-173

B. D. Pande, Kumaon ka Itihas

Balchandra Sharma, Nepal ko Aitihasik Rup Rekha

Chaudhari , Anglo –Nepalese Relations

Pande, Vasudha , Compares Histriographical Traditions of Gorkha Rule in Nepal and Kumaon

Pradhan , Kumar, 1991, The Gorkha Conquests , Oxford University Press

Minyan Govrdhan Singh , History of Himachal Pradesh

A.P Coleman, 1999, A Special Corps

Captain Thomas Smith, 1852,Narrative of a Five Years Residence at Nepal Vol.1

Maula Ram/Mola Ram , Ranbahadurchandrika and Garhrajvanshkavya

J B Fraser , Asiatic Research

Shyam Ganguli, Doon Rediscovered

Minyan Prem Singh, Guldast Tabarikh Koh Tihri Garhwal

Patiram Garhwal , Ancient and Modern

Tara Datt Gairola, Parvtiy Sanskriti

John Premble, Invasion of Nepal

Chitranjan Nepali, Bhimsen Thapa aur Tatkalin Nepal

Sanwal, Nepal and East India Company

Nagendra kr Singh, Refugee to Ruler

Saxena, Historical papers related to Kumaon

Paper Respecting Nepal War by East India Company (papers in Stock)

Basu, Rise of Christian Power in India)

Moti Lal Ghosh, an article in Amrit Bazar Patrika

XXX

British Army Appointing Labor

History British Campaign for Capturing Kumaon -9

Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) -222

History of Uttarakhand (Garhwal, Kumaon and Haridwar) -750

By: Bhishma Kukreti (A History Student)

The Paths in many places in Kumaon hill were not suitable for soldiers, elephants and loaded animals. Therefore, British army appointed labor in huge numbers for Kumaon hills. Labor was for widening roads, digging ditches etc. There were no appliances as hay, pickaxe, spade etc available in Kumaon. Army arranged those appliances from Fatehgarh army store.

Resources Management

T There was huge resources requirement for Kumaon Campaign. High Command directed Officers of Moradabad and Bareli camps for fulfilling the need of Gardner.

(From writings of Bengal- Past and Present January, Atkinson, Sanwal, Saxsena, Fraser etc)

History of Garhwal – Kumaon-Haridwar (Uttarakhand, India) to be continued… Part -751

*** History of Gorkha/Gurkha /Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) to be continued in next chapter

(The History of Garhwal, Kumaon, Haridwar write up is aimed for general readers)

XX Reference

Atkinson E.T., 1884, 1886, Gazetteer of Himalayan Districts …

Hamilton F.B. 1819, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal and the territories

Colnol Kirkpatrik 1811, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal

Dr S.P Dabral, Uttarakhand ka Itihas part 5, Veer Gatha Press, Dogadda

Bandana Rai, 2009 Gorkhas,: The Warrior Race

Krishna Rai Aryal, 1975, Monarchy in Making Nepal, Shanti Sadan, Giridhara, Nepal

I.R.Aryan and T.P. Dhungyal, 1975, A New History of Nepal , Voice of Nepal

L.K Pradhan, Thapa Politics:

Gorkhavansavali, Kashi, Bikram Samvat 2021

Derek J. Waller, The Pundits: British Exploration of Tibet and Central Asia page 172-173

B. D. Pande, Kumaon ka Itihas

Balchandra Sharma, Nepal ko Aitihasik Rup Rekha

Chaudhari , Anglo –Nepalese Relations

Pande, Vasudha , Compares Histriographical Traditions of Gorkha Rule in Nepal and Kumaon

Pradhan , Kumar, 1991, The Gorkha Conquests , Oxford University Press

Minyan Govrdhan Singh , History of Himachal Pradesh

A.P Coleman, 1999, A Special Corps

Captain Thomas Smith, 1852,Narrative of a Five Years Residence at Nepal Vol.1

Maula Ram/Mola Ram , Ranbahadurchandrika and Garhrajvanshkavya

J B Fraser , Asiatic Research

Shyam Ganguli, Doon Rediscovered

Minyan Prem Singh, Guldast Tabarikh Koh Tihri Garhwal

Patiram Garhwal , Ancient and Modern

Tara Datt Gairola, Parvtiy Sanskriti

John Premble, Invasion of Nepal

Chitranjan Nepali, Bhimsen Thapa aur Tatkalin Nepal

Sanwal, Nepal and East India Company

Nagendra kr Singh, Refugee to Ruler

Saxena, Historical papers related to Kumaon

Paper Respecting Nepal War by East India Company (papers in Stock)

Basu, Rise of Christian Power in India)

Moti Lal Ghosh, an article in Amrit Bazar Patrika

XXX

Monday, March 7, 2016

British Army arranging Weaponries for Capturing Kumaon

History British Campaign for Capturing Kumaon -8

Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) -221

History of Uttarakhand (Garhwal, Kumaon and Haridwar) -749

By: Bhishma Kukreti (A History Student)

High Command directed Lieutenant Colonel Gardner for collecting weapons from Fatehgarh Store parallel appointing temporary soldiers. High Command directed Bareli Camp for providing two Guns of 6 Ponds and necessary gun powders and small guns. Wooden boxes were used for Gun powder and other small weapons that hawkers and Bull carts could carry those boxes. Those boxes were called from Fatehgarh. There was arrangement for wood, ropes and tying materials. Many boxes were manufactured at Army Camp in Bareli.

It was decided that two Elephants would be used to carry 6 pond guns. And Additional two more elephants were also provided to Gardner. Necessary directions were given to Gardner.

(From writings of Bengal- Past and Present January, Atkinson, Sanwal, Saxsena, Fraser etc)

History of Garhwal – Kumaon-Haridwar (Uttarakhand, India) to be continued… Part -750

*** History of Gorkha/Gurkha /Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) to be continued in next chapter

(The History of Garhwal, Kumaon, Haridwar write up is aimed for general readers)

XX Reference

Atkinson E.T., 1884, 1886, Gazetteer of Himalayan Districts …

Hamilton F.B. 1819, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal and the territories

Colnol Kirkpatrik 1811, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal

Dr S.P Dabral, Uttarakhand ka Itihas part 5, Veer Gatha Press, Dogadda

Bandana Rai, 2009 Gorkhas,: The Warrior Race

Krishna Rai Aryal, 1975, Monarchy in Making Nepal, Shanti Sadan, Giridhara, Nepal

I.R.Aryan and T.P. Dhungyal, 1975, A New History of Nepal , Voice of Nepal

L.K Pradhan, Thapa Politics:

Gorkhavansavali, Kashi, Bikram Samvat 2021

Derek J. Waller, The Pundits: British Exploration of Tibet and Central Asia page 172-173

B. D. Pande, Kumaon ka Itihas

Balchandra Sharma, Nepal ko Aitihasik Rup Rekha

Chaudhari , Anglo –Nepalese Relations

Pande, Vasudha , Compares Histriographical Traditions of Gorkha Rule in Nepal and Kumaon

Pradhan , Kumar, 1991, The Gorkha Conquests , Oxford University Press

Minyan Govrdhan Singh , History of Himachal Pradesh

A.P Coleman, 1999, A Special Corps

Captain Thomas Smith, 1852,Narrative of a Five Years Residence at Nepal Vol.1

Maula Ram/Mola Ram , Ranbahadurchandrika and Garhrajvanshkavya

J B Fraser , Asiatic Research

Shyam Ganguli, Doon Rediscovered

Minyan Prem Singh, Guldast Tabarikh Koh Tihri Garhwal

Patiram Garhwal , Ancient and Modern

Tara Datt Gairola, Parvtiy Sanskriti

John Premble, Invasion of Nepal

Chitranjan Nepali, Bhimsen Thapa aur Tatkalin Nepal

Sanwal, Nepal and East India Company

Nagendra kr Singh, Refugee to Ruler

Saxena, Historical papers related to Kumaon

Paper Respecting Nepal War by East India Company (papers in Stock)

Basu, Rise of Christian Power in India)

Moti Lal Ghosh, an article in Amrit Bazar Patrika

XXX

British Appointing Temporary Army

History British Campaign for Capturing Kumaon -7

Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) -220

History of Uttarakhand (Garhwal, Kumaon and Haridwar) -748

By: Bhishma Kukreti (A History Student)

British High Command ordered Lieutenant Colonel Gardner for appointing Temporary Army on the ‘Gol’ System of Indian system. In each ‘Gol’, there would be 300 soldiers. Indian Kings used to organize army on ‘Gol’ base. The army commander of ‘Gol’ was called ‘Goldar’. It was custom that the soldiers would bring his weapons, clothing, horse etc. Goldar used to arrange weapons etc if a soldier did not have weapons. Gun powder and food was supplied from ‘Goldar’.

Gardner organized ‘Gol’ army as under –

Position ------------------Numbers-----------------Salary PM Rs.--------------Total Salary

Sardar/Goldar-----------------1--------------------------80------------------------80

Jamadar-------------------------8--------------------------15-----------------------120

Nishanchi----------------------8---------------------------12------------------------96

Imtiyagi------------------------32--------------------------8-------------------------256

Dafla Jamadar-----------------1---------------------------10-------------------------10

Dafla---------------------------2--------------------------6------------------------------12

Algoza--------------------------2-------------------------6------------------------------12

Ungil------------------------------1------------------------15---------------------------15

Hakim (Jarahi) -------------------1------------------------15---------------------------15

Bhisti------------------------------4-------------------------5-----------------------------20

Sipahi (soldier) -------------------240----------------------6 ---------------------------1440

Grand Total-------------------------300----------------------------------------------------2076

(Saxsena- Histoy Papers of Kumaon)

One or two Iron smiths were also appointed for repairing various weapons.

Around Rohilkhand, freelancer Rohila soldiers were available for temporary army. Rohilas were not devotee as Hindu soldiers. Freelancer Rohila soldiers used to leave a Kingdom after getting more salary from enemy Kingdom. They were having old types of weapons and were not capable fighting in Hills of Kumaon.

By January 1815, Gardner appointed 1600 Rohila soldiers. Rohila soldiers appointed by Gurkha commander Bamshah were unaware of Kumaon declaration by British. As soon as they came to know British declaration for Kumaon, Rohila soldiers under Bamshah became upset. 250 Rohila soldiers left Gurkha army and joined British army.

(From writings of Bengal- Past and Present January, Atkinson, Sanwal, Saxsena, Fraser etc)

History of Garhwal – Kumaon-Haridwar (Uttarakhand, India) to be continued… Part -749

*** History of Gorkha/Gurkha /Nepal Rule over Kumaun, Garhwal and Himachal (1790-1815) to be continued in next chapter

(The History of Garhwal, Kumaon, Haridwar write up is aimed for general readers)

XX Reference

Atkinson E.T., 1884, 1886, Gazetteer of Himalayan Districts …

Hamilton F.B. 1819, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal and the territories

Colnol Kirkpatrik 1811, An Account of Kingdom of Nepal

Dr S.P Dabral, Uttarakhand ka Itihas part 5, Veer Gatha Press, Dogadda

Bandana Rai, 2009 Gorkhas,: The Warrior Race

Krishna Rai Aryal, 1975, Monarchy in Making Nepal, Shanti Sadan, Giridhara, Nepal

I.R.Aryan and T.P. Dhungyal, 1975, A New History of Nepal , Voice of Nepal

L.K Pradhan, Thapa Politics:

Gorkhavansavali, Kashi, Bikram Samvat 2021

Derek J. Waller, The Pundits: British Exploration of Tibet and Central Asia page 172-173

B. D. Pande, Kumaon ka Itihas

Balchandra Sharma, Nepal ko Aitihasik Rup Rekha

Chaudhari , Anglo –Nepalese Relations

Pande, Vasudha , Compares Histriographical Traditions of Gorkha Rule in Nepal and Kumaon

Pradhan , Kumar, 1991, The Gorkha Conquests , Oxford University Press

Minyan Govrdhan Singh , History of Himachal Pradesh

A.P Coleman, 1999, A Special Corps

Captain Thomas Smith, 1852,Narrative of a Five Years Residence at Nepal Vol.1

Maula Ram/Mola Ram , Ranbahadurchandrika and Garhrajvanshkavya

J B Fraser , Asiatic Research

Shyam Ganguli, Doon Rediscovered

Minyan Prem Singh, Guldast Tabarikh Koh Tihri Garhwal

Patiram Garhwal , Ancient and Modern

Tara Datt Gairola, Parvtiy Sanskriti

John Premble, Invasion of Nepal

Chitranjan Nepali, Bhimsen Thapa aur Tatkalin Nepal

Sanwal, Nepal and East India Company

Nagendra kr Singh, Refugee to Ruler

Saxena, Historical papers related to Kumaon

Paper Respecting Nepal War by East India Company (papers in Stock)

Basu, Rise of Christian Power in India)

Moti Lal Ghosh, an article in Amrit Bazar Patrika

XXX