Garhi Bhensola

Garhi Bhensola, a notable estate of the Parmar (Panwar) clan in Central India, was established as a separate Thikana when the estate was granted to Thakur Bhagwat Singh Panwar, the second son of Thakur Ram Singh Ji Panwar of the parent estate of Bhensola. Belonging to the historic Agnivanshi Paramara dynasty which once ruled the Malwa region with grandeur, the rulers of this branch preserved their martial heritage and administrative autonomy through successive eras. Throughout the Maratha dominance and the subsequent British Paramountcy, the Thikana functioned as a respected local principality, upholding its traditional Rajput customs and feudal administrative structure until the post-independence integration of princely states into the Indian Union in 1947.