Present Head
- Baisa Nand Kanwar (Rekha Kanwar), married to Thakur Nagesh Singh Chauhan of Balwari in Haryana.
- Baisa Prathiba Kanwar, married to Thakur Dinesh Singh Chauhan of Balwari in Haryana.
- Kunwar Manvendra Singh, married two times, 1stly to Baisa Madhu Chauhan of Beejwar Chauhan, Alwar, 2ndly to Rajesh Chauhan of Dinaar in Alwar.
- Bhanwar Pranay Pratap Singh Naruka (by Madhu Kanwar)
- Bhanwar Adhiraj Singh Naruka (by Rajnesh Kanwar)
- Kunwar Gajraj Singh, married to Baisa Neelam Rathore of Hajipur, Dhadhikar in Alwar.
- Bhanwar Raghuraj Singh Naruka
- Kunwar Yashwant Singh, married to Baisa Lalita Rathore of Kareeriya in Alwar.
- Bhanwar Shivansh Singh Naruka
- Baisa Meera Kanwar, married to Thakur Jitendra Singh Chauhan of Nanu Kala in Haryana.
- Baisa Laxmi Kanwar, married to Thakur Prithvi Singh Chauhan of Nanu Kala in Haryana.
History
The Nizamnagar Thikana, historically recognized as one of the prominent Panch Thikanas of the Alwar State, traces its illustrious lineage to the Naruka clan of the Kachwaha dynasty. Originally established as the Pai estate in the Bharatpur region, it was granted to Rao Jodh Singh Naruka, the youngest son of Rao Kalyan Singh of Macheri (the ancestral house of Alwar). Following the political reorganization of the region in 1775, when Maharao Raja Pratap Singh successfully established the sovereign princely state of Alwar, the seat of this noble house was strategically shifted to Nizamnagar. Distinguished with the prestigious hereditary title of "Rao" and granted the high honor of Tazim (formal court recognition) by the Alwar Darbar, the thikana held a significant feudal and administrative position. The estate comprised the village of Nizamnagar along with half-shares of Berka and Behari, yielding an annual revenue of Rs 2,000 and contributing a cavalry contingent of four horses for the military service of the state, as detailed in historical records of Rajputana estates and the Imperial Gazetteer of India.
Genealogy
- Rao Kalyan Singh, received the grant of Macheri from the Mirza Raja Jai Singh of Amber in about 1671, ancestor of the panch tikanas (five families) and the bara kotri (12 chambers) of the Alwar nobility, married and had issue.
- Rao Agar Singh, ancestor of the rulers of Macheri, Bijnor and Alwar.
- Rao Amar Singh, founder of the Khara or Khora family.
- Rao Shyam Singh, ancestor of the rulers of Para, Thana and Srichandpura,
- Rao Isri Singh of Palwa.
- Rao Jodh Singh of Pai, he was granted the estate of Pai in Bharatpur.
- Rao Shri Jodh Singh, 1st Rao of Pai.
- Rao Dilip Singh of Pai
- Thakur Bakhtawar Singh
- Thakur Sakh Singh
- Thakur Durjana Singh
- Thakur Zal Singh
- Rao Dilip Singh, 2nd Rao of Pai.
- Rao Medh Singh, 3rd Rao of Pai.
- ...
- Rao Shri Ram Singh, of Pai.
- Rao Shri Gopal Singh, 1st Rao of Nizamnagar (1775).
- Rao Shri Bheru Singh (qv)
- Rao Mahaveer Singh, married to Rathore Ji of Surjansar in Churu.
- Rao Gulab Singh, he was adopted by Rao Bheru Singh and succeeded (qv)
- Thakur Phool Singh
- Rao Shri Bheru Singh, 2nd Rao of Nizamnagar, educated at Mayo College, Ajmer, married and had no issues.
- Rao Gulab Singh, 3rd and present Rao of Nizamnagar, he was adopted by Rao Bheru Singh and succeeded, married to Thakurain Sahiba Ucchav Kanwar, daughter of Thakur Saheb Raghuveer Singh Chauhan of Palanhera in Dausa
