Present Head
- Kunwar Khuman Singh
- Kunwar Durg Singh
- Kunwar Shivraj Singh
- Kunwar Tejraj Singh
History
The Gopalpura Jagir, a notable estate of the Tanwar (Tomar) clan of Rajputs, originated from the historic seat of Kelawa Kalan. Descending from the ancient Tomar dynasty of Delhi, the rulers of this fiefdom carved out their local influence in Rajasthan, navigating the complex geopolitical dynamics of the Mughal and British periods while maintaining close socio-political ties with larger Rajput states such as Bikaner and Jodhpur. The Thakurs of Gopalpura served as key administrative and military chieftains in the region, preserving their distinct cultural heritage and Tanwar lineage until the integration of princely states and the subsequent abolition of the Jagirdari system in post-independence India.
Genealogy
- Thakur Pratap Singh, 1st Thakur Saheb of Kherli, Shrinal and Gopalpura 1836/-; son of Thakur Amar Singh of Kelawa Kalan, married and had issues, three sons.
- Thakur Udai Singh, Thakur of Gopalpura, married and had issue.
- Thakur Devi Singh, Thakur of Gopalpura, married and had issue
- Thakur Bheru Singh, Thakur of Gopalpura, married and had issues, three sons.
- Thakur Ratan Singh (qv)
- Thakur Jatan Singh
- Thakur Nathu Singh
- Kunwar Hemendar Singh
- Bhanwar Anirudh Singh
- Kunwar Devendra Singh
- Bhanwar Avipratap Singh
- Kunwar Hemendar Singh
- Thakur Nathu Singh
- Thakur Magan Singh
- Thakur Akheraj Singh
- Thakur Shyam Singh
- Shailendra Singh Tanwar
- Kunwar Gauraansh Singh Tanwar
- Pawan Singh Tanwar
- Shailendra Singh Tanwar
- Thakur Ratan Singh, Thakur of Gopalpura, married and had issues, five sons.
- Thakur Ram Singh (qv)
- Thakur Lakshman Singh
- Dasrath Singh
- Jagrup Singh
- Hari Singh
- Thakur Takhat Singh
- Pushpendra Singh
- Thakur Jaswant Singh
- Jitendra Singh
- Bhupendra Singh
- Thakur Arjun Singh
- Shivraj Singh
- Tejraj Singh
- Thakur Ram Singh, present Thakur of Gopalpura (see above)