Decoding the Panji of Mithila · Volume IV · Chapter 57

Rohar-Jhanjharpur, Tatail- Sakararhi and Chhamu-Sakararhi: Entries (467)-(474) This chapter begins a new source file after the Rohar-

Chapter 57. Rohar-Jhanjharpur, Tatail-
Sakararhi and Chhamu-Sakararhi: Entries
(467)-(474)
  This chapter begins a new source file after the Rohar-
Haripur close and covers entries (467) through (474) only. The
movement is from Rohar into Jhanjharpur, then into the
Tatail-Sakararhi register, and finally into the Chhamu-
Sakararhi gramarambh, where Kanhouli, Mohana, and
Nagram controls appear. The next heading, Bhakhrauli to
Ramnagar, is not absorbed here; it begins entry (475) and is
reserved for the following chapter.

Entry (467): Rohar to Jhanjharpur
  Entry (467) is headed Rohar to Jhanjharpur and begins from
Bandhu. Bandhu gives Jagannath, Vedi, Bhanjan, and Chalbali.
The opening route is through Soderpur-Bhagirath-Dhanesh
and Panichobh-Babudi. Vedi gives Kanhai, Thethan, and
Bhikhiya through Soderpur-Bhavdev-Saheb and Tisaunt-
Anand, showing that the Rohar branch is being attached to
both a Soderpur line and a Tisaunt stabilizing reference.
   Kanhai gives Durganath, Rangi, and Nandi through
Baheradhi-Maherman-Pankhi        and     Pabouli-Bhavadatt.
Durganath is tied through Karmah-Soni-Shyamlal and Sarisab-
Bhavanidatt. Rangi gives Chiranjeev and Markandey through
Hariamb-Nidhi-Dular and Balias-Girdhar. Markandey then
gives Thakkur, Punyanand, and Chhedi through Hariamb-
Nena-Govind and Darihara-Hiyan. Thakkur is linked through
Jajival-Rajvanshi-Govinddatt and Khaual-Chaudhary Yokhan,
while Chhedi is linked through Ghusaut-Luchche-Mahesh and
Sarisab-Siddhinath.
   Nandi gives Lambodar through Ghusaut-Babu-Krishnadatt
and Balias-Vinma. The apara Nandi line is preserved through
Jajival-Chira-Tulsidatt and Alay-Mahi. Lambodar is then

connected through Panichobh-Juraun-Radha and Darihara-
Dular. The same entry closes by following Thethan to
Mayanath and Govind through Baheradhi-Tejan-Mathuranath
and Mandar-Jivan, Bhikhiya through Jajival-Kamalnayan-
Atmaram and Karmah-Atmaram, and Chalbali through
Soderpur-Chhatu-Machal and Balias-Purushottam-Matinath.

Entries (468)-(470): Tatail-Sakararhi to Nanaur-
Pilerwad, Dhankouli, Bharam-Pindaruch and
Jamshedpur
   Entry (468) opens the Tatail-Sakararhi gramarambh under
the heading Tatail to Nanaur-Pilerwad, Tharhi. The first
ancestor is Mohan. Mohan gives Dandpani through Pali-
Yaddu-Anant and Belaunch-Damu. Dandpani gives Umapati
through     Hariamb-Kamdev-Vedu       and    Darihara-Apuch.
Umapati gives Bachharu, Kantikar, and Shivanandan through
Pabouli-Mohan-Kulpati and Hariamb-Bachhai. Shivanandan
gives Premnath and Vaidyanath through Belaunch-
Purushottam-Sudarshan and Hariamb-Mahesh.
   The entry then turns to Premnath and Vaidyanath.
Premnath is tied through Soderpur-Dukharan-Jaydev and
Satlakha-Ravantar-Tarapati. Vaidyanath gives Raghunath,
Babujan, and Babunandan through Pali-Dhanmani-Dhir and
Pabouli-Ramjiv. Babunandan gives Anantalal through Sarisab-
Bhaiyan-Radhe and Balias-Benidatt. Bhavdu gives Bandhu and
Devdatt through Soderpur-Aniruddh-Govinddas and Pali-
Govind. Bandhu gives Prannath, Rojhan, Jinda, and
Chhatrapati, while Prannath leads to Khedan and Dullah and
Jinda leads to Nanu and Lala.
  The apara and collateral portions of (468) continue through
Devdatt, Nenu, Chhitri, Kunkun, and Khushihal. Devdatt gives
Bhaiya and Raiya through Pali-Ram-Purandar and Soderpur-
Ghoghan. Bhaiya gives Rudranath and Hiya through Gangoli-
Abhiram-Ishannath and Fanandah-Andi. Nenu gives Chhitri,

Kunkun, and Khushihal through Pali-Shivdas-Nath and
Pabouli-Ramchandra. Chhitri gives Kariya through Alay-
Lakshmidev-Kamalnayan and Belaunch-Vir-Lala. Kariya gives
Chanddatt through Vabhaniam-Nand-Gonor and Visfi-Tula,
and Chanddatt gives Apuch through Panichobh-Madhurapati-
Sanphool and Kujouli-Aankhi.
  Entry (469), Tatail to Dhankouli, continues from
Kamalapati. Kamalapati gives Bhainu, Sudhakar, and Bhola
through     Karmah-Bachhai-Virvan      and    Ekhara-Lanhu.
Sudhakar gives Krishnaram, Poshi, Amritnath, Vanshmani,
and Ishwardatt through Panichobh-Ramkrishna-Pritam and
Khaual-Bhangi. Krishnaram gives Raja through Hariamb-
Shubh-Subodh and Satlakha-Manu. Poshi is tied through
Kujouli-Karu-Gauridatt and Balias-Kunja. Ishwardatt gives
Keshav through Sarisab-Tula-Revatiraman, and Keshav gives
Shatanjiv, Shaktinath, and Muktinath through Jajival-Mushari-
Gopali and Sakararhi-Shridhar.
   The Muktinath side in (469) is a substantial modernizing
branch. Muktinath gives Shubhankar, Lambodar styled Lalit
Kumar, Shyamchandra, and Ramchandra through Hariamb-
Vasant-Vaiyakaran Suresh and Mandar-Narsingh. Shubhankar
gives Uday Shankar, Vijay Shankar, and Abhay Shankar
through Digho-Thakur Mangnu-Thakur Kedarnath and
Fanandah-Gunanand. Lambodar or Lalit Kumar is tied
through   Alay-Lalji-Vishwambhar     and   Soderpur-Sadhu.
Shyamchandra gives Sudhir Kumar and Manoj Kumar
through Belaunch-Sudhakar-Vimalkant and Soderpur-Nirsu.
Ramchandra gives Vikas Kumar and Manindra Kumar
through Pali-Umanand-Suryanand and Khaual-Trivenikant.
  Entry (470), Tatail to Bharam-Pindaruch-Jamshedpur,
resumes from Chhitri. Chhitri gives Hemangad and Bhainu
through Hariamb-Nilkanth-Yashodhar and Soderpur-Shivdev.
Hemangad gives Nilangad through Panichobh-Mahadev-

Kangali and Pabouli-Pashupati. Nilangad gives Lokangad
through    Jajival-Ramdi-Padmapati  and   Balias-Bandhu.
Lokangad gives Lakshman and Sonmani through Sarisab-
Jayshiv-Balbhadra and Darihara-Rohini. The Jamshedpur
signal appears inside this entry, while the genealogical
movement remains controlled by the same Tatail-Sakararhi
network.
   The same entry carries a modern technical line. Sonmani
gives Manbharan through Digho-Shivanandan-Fakiran and
Alay-Babanu. Bhainu gives Ravandanandeshwar, Vacha, and
Muni through Kujouli-Rami-Chhotku and Khandbala-
Bhoranath. Someshwar gives Kusheshwar through Pabouli-
Bathan-Lakshman and Ekhara-Sanphool. Kusheshwar gives
Shobhanand through Fanandah-Babua-Nanu and Soderpur-
Phanilal. Shobhanand gives Engineer Ashanand; Ashanand
gives Engineers Rajesh and Rupesh. The source explicitly
preserves these engineering titles, making this one of the
places where late professional identification is embedded into
an older Panji route.

Entries (471)-(472): Tatail to Rahika
  Entry (471) moves Tatail toward Rahika. Jaydev gives
Harikrishna, and Harikrishna gives Shatanjiv and Vir through
Alay-Ghanesh-Lakshmi and Khaual-Raghu. Shatanjiv gives
Andi, Gauripati, and Madhar through Jajival-Damodar-
Aravind and Pali-Matinath. Andi gives Khagesh, Lal,
Khadganarayan, Mohar, and Rabushihal through Soderpur-
Badni-Raghunath and Pali-Pradyumnnath. Khagesh is tied
through Karmah-Raghu-Palat and Pabouli-Narottam.
   The Gauripati and Vir lines make (471) dense. Gauripati
gives Nathi, Aankhi, Vihari, and Santoshi through Soderpur-
Krishnanand-Raghunath and Mandar-Mishra Raja. Nathi gives
Kamaladatt, Nakat, Chhotku, and Krishnadatt or Durgadatt
through Belaunch-Lala-Ratnapati and Mandar-Nityanand. Vir

gives Nitan, Chan, Raiya, Deve, and Ghanai through Soderpur-
Basudev-Mohan and Mandar-Jagdish. Nitan gives Bhikhiya
and Jagyapati through Hariamb-Hari-Bhagirath and Jajival-
Shivni. The record then follows Bhikhiya to Vacha, Vacha to
Babunandan, and Babunandan to Gudar, before adding
several apara Gudar connections and a Babuji line through
Parhi-Pali and Satlakha.
  Entry (472), also Tatail to Rahika, continues through Chan.
Chan gives Ganapati and Khagpati through Jajival-Shivni-
Bhagirath and Darihara-Mohan. Ganapati gives Dullah
through Budhwal-Parmanand-Devkrishna and Darihara-
Bagesh. Dullah gives Datti through Karmah-Harinandan-
Bachharu and Khaual-Parshuram. Khagpati is tied through
Karmah-Raghudev-Juraun. Raiya gives Harinarayan through
Sarisab-Parmanand-Shyamram and Darihara-Apuch. The
entry is brief but important because it closes a Rahika sub-
sequence without merging into the following Chhamu section.

Entries (473)-(474): Chhamu-Sakararhi to Kanhouli,
Mohana and Nagram
  Entry (473) begins a new Chhamu-Sakararhi gramarambh
and is headed Chhamu to Kanhouli, Mohana-Nagram. The
ancestor is Damodar. Damodar gives Gujar and Banmali
through Karmah-Gopinath-Achyut and Mandar-Apuch. Apara
Damodar gives Jagannath and Babi through Pabouli-Basudev-
Sadanand and Suduri-Mangni. Gujar gives Bhavnath and
Janakinath through Ekhara-Shivi-Dasharath and Pali-Govind
Das. Hemanath gives Fakiran through Karmah-Andi-Mahant
and Darihara-Indrapati, while Banmali gives Hridaynath
through Narun-Ghanshyam-Ratnapati and Khaual-Bhavanand.
  Hridaynath gives Rudranath, Lakshminath, Ishannath, and
Durganath through Karmah-Parshuram-Bhaiya and Balias-
Bhagirath. Lakshminath gives Gulab through Budhwal-
Madhurapati-Dharapati and Sarisab-Yaduni. Durganath gives

Babulal through Belaunch-Jivanath-Indrapati and Sarisab-
Khushi. Babulal gives Pyarelal, Pyarelal gives Viharilal, and
Viharilal gives Kanhaiyalal and Tribhuvan Lal through
Mangrauni-Pali-Sonphul-Bhagwandatt         and       Khaual-
Lakshminath. The apara Jagannath branch gives Aankhijan
and Bhavdev through Karmah-Mohan-Havi and Belaunch-
Shrilal-Gorhai, then Aankhi gives Narayandatt, Manikala,
Amritnath, and Kirtinath through Ghusaut-Hrishikesh-Theghu
and Narun-Ghanshyam.
   Entry (474), Chhamu to Mohana, continues from Gyan. Gyan
gives Parash and Jivat through Pali-Ganesh-Dharu and Balias-
Pashupati. Apara Gyan gives Lalit and Mani through
Vabhaniam-Bhagirath-Pakshadhar and the Madari-Balias
route. Parash gives Jhadula, Krishnadatt, and Kanhai through
Ghusaut-Lakshmipati-Vishnupati. Kanhai gives Jagaddhar
through     Ekhara-Haripani-Hridaypani      and    Budhwal-
Ghananand, and Jagaddhar gives Thakkan through Pali-Gana-
Nityanand and Mandar-Jhotan.
   The later part of (474) continues through Jivan, Thothan,
Fekan, Chhitan, Bhavdev, Lalit, Govind Lal, Mathuranath,
Rangnath, and Tufani. Thothan is tied through Kujouli-Bhikhi-
Garib and Panichobh-Vireshwar. Bhavdev gives Lalit and
Mani through Vabhaniam-Bhagirath-Pakshadhar and Balias-
Pitambar. Lalit gives Govind Lal, Mathuranath, Rangnath, and
Tufani through Pali-Chandrakar-Babuni and Khaual-Manai.
Rangnath gives Yadunath through Pabouli-Karu and a Son
branch through Pali-Shyamdatt-Grihimani, while the final
Mohan and Babi continuations use Soderpur, Karmah, Balias,
Ekhara, Khandbala, and Pabouli routes. This entry closes the
chapter’s Chhamu material and prepares the next distinct
Bhakhrauli-Ramnagar opening.

Chapter conclusion
  Entries (467)-(474) form a compact transition from Rohar-
Jhanjharpur into two Sakararhi-based registers. Entry (467)
completes a Rohar line around Bandhu, Vedi, Kanhai, Nandi,
Lambodar, Thethan, Bhikhiya, and Chalbali. Entries (468)-
(472) build a Tatail-Sakararhi cluster that passes through
Nanaur-Pilerwad,         Dhankouli,      Bharam-Pindaruch,
Jamshedpur, and Rahika. Entries (473)-(474) then open
Chhamu-Sakararhi and carry it through Kanhouli, Mohana,
and Nagram. The next entry, (475) Bhakhrauli to Ramnagar,
begins a new gramarambh and is therefore reserved for the
next chapter.

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