Surajgarh

Surajgarh is a city and a municipality in the Jhunjhunun district of the Indian state Rajasthan. The previous name of Surajgarh used to be Adicha. Surajgarh was worked by Maharaja Suraj Singh, the leader of Shekhawati in 1780. Thakur SURAJ MAL, second Thakur Saheb of Bissau, Surajgarh, Udaipurwati and Jhunjhunu 1768/1787, conceived 1755, he was gave to "Rs.44 as Dastur " and " Siroh-Paav" and "3 Thaan" were introduced to him by HH Maharaja Prithvi II Bahadur of Jaipur when he chose to serve him.

He was a standout amongst the most remarkable warriors of his chance, he was triumphant in the Battle of Mandan in 1775 against the assault of Rao Raja Mitra Sen Ahir of Rewari and Piroo Khan Balochi, who, empowered by the scattered Kaimkhanis of Jhunjhunu, attacked Shekhawati, where a savage fight was battled bringing about the annihilation of Rao Raja Mitra Sen Ahir and the passing of Piroo Khan, he additionally battled in the successful skirmish of Khatu in 1780 where Najabkuli Khan was sent by Badshah Ali Gauhar Shah Alam yet was vigorously vanquished. Surajgarh had a populace of 18,857; of this 53% were male and 47% females. Surajgarh has a normal proficiency rate of 65%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male education is 74%, and female proficiency is 55%. In Surajgarh, 16% of the populace is under 6 years old.