Decoding the Panji of Mithila · Volume V · Chapter 26

Sakuri Belauch Gramaramabh: Shivdas, Tivyakara, Keuntu, Purai, Gunakar, Ramkrishna, Devanand, Ratnapati-Jhingur, Gauridatt, Buddhinath, Rajkumar, Vasukinath,

Chapter 26
 Sakuri Belauch Gramaramabh: Shivdas,
Tivyakara,    Keuntu,     Purai,   Gunakar,
Ramkrishna, Devanand, Ratnapati-Jhingur,
Gauridatt, Buddhinath, Rajkumar, Vasukinath,
and the Bhanupunur-Panichobh Threshold
  Decoded source span and focus:
• Source block decoded in this chapter
• This chapter begins with the formal heading “अथ सकु री बेलउंच ग्रामारम्भः.” It
   decodes the Sakuri - village opening through Shivdas , Tivyakara , Keuntu , Purai ,
   Gunakar , Ramkrishna , Devanand , Mahinath , Ratnapati - Jhingur , Durgadatt ,
   Gauridatt , Hajari , Buddhinath , Rajkumar , Vasukinath , Ramkumar , Pradip Kumar ,
   Suman Kumar , and Vipin Kumar. It stops before the next heading “अथ भानुपुनुर
   पु पनिचोभ ग्रामारम्भः.”

  Decoded source span and focus:
• Reading principle
• The heading “सकु री बेलउंच” must be read as a fresh ग्रामारम्भ rather than as a
   continuation of the preceding Raiyam - Ghoshiyam block. The chapter therefore resets
   the village register at Shivdas and reads every descent marker , marriage marker , and
   place - link as part of the Sakuri - Belauch branch field. The branch moves through
   Jalay , Thariya , Gaul Karmah , Mataon , Brahmapura , Dhanauji - Kusambal , Gangor
   , Karma - Babhaniyam , Kokilbad - Didhoy , Panisara , Haripur - Pali , Suptani -
   Gangoli , Baradbatta - Simarwad - Khaual , Belbadi , Jagati - Pawauli , and several
   modern educational or professional links.

  1. The Sakuri-Belauch village opening
  The new heading “अथ सकु री बेलउं च ग्रामारम्भः” introduces a fresh village
register. The source begins with “सकु री ग्राम वासीन्यः,” establishing Sakuri
as the residential field. The first line names Shivdas, then Tivyakara, then
Keuntu, and immediately gives Keuntu’s connection through Bhareha
and Vishwanath. This is the root-line from which the chapter unfolds.

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  Keuntu has an important branch set: Purai, Gopal, and Madhav, linked
with Jalay and Chand. An additional Keuntu line names Mukund, Chako,
Shubhe, and Naruk, linked with Thariya and Nayanath. This creates two
early movements: one toward the Purai-Gopal-Madhav field and another
toward the Mukund-Chako-Shubhe-Naruk field.
  The source then develops Purai’s descendants through Gunakar ,
Divakar , and Bhanukar , with Gaul Karmah and Nadu as place /
marriage markers. The reading must preserve both the father - line and
the place - line : the branch is not only “Purai to Gunakar , ” but Purai’s
sons as placed through Gaul Karmah and the Nadu connection.
   Decoded source span and focus:
• Root figure - Descendants / linked names - Place or branch value
• शिवदास - तिव्यकर , के उंटू - Starts the Sakuri - village register.
• के उंटू - पुराई , गोपाल , माधव - Jalay and Chand link.
• के उंटू (additional line) - मुकु न्द , चाको , शुभे , नारू - Thariya and Nayanath link.
• पुराई - गुणाकर , दिवाकर , भानुकर - Gaul Karmah and Nadu field.
• गुणाकर - भूपे , दूवे , हिरदू , पदूम , विदुक - Mataon and Shiru connection.

 2. Gunakar, Bhupa, Andu, Harihar, and the
Brahmapura-Dhanauji link
  Gunakar’s branch is enlarged through Bhupa, Duve, Hirdu, Padum,
and Viduk. Bhupa’s descendants include Judaon, Andu, and Harihar.
Andu gives Nathu and Pranapati, linked with Brahmapura and Ganga.
Nathu’s son Mangani is connected with Dhanauji-Kusambal,
Chintamani, Jai, Gangor, and Loknath. This passage shows Sakuri-
Belauch entering Brahmapura, Dhanauji, Kusambal, and Gangor through
marriage and descent.
  Mangani’s descendants are Balakrishna, Ramkrishna, Shrikrishna, and
Buddhikar, linked with Karma-Babhaniyam through Jagatmani’s son
Gopal. The four-name sequence is genealogically central because
Ramkrishna is later developed in detail while the sibling set fixes the
broader branch structure.

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   3. Ramkrishna, Devanand, and Ratnapati-Jhingur
  Ramkrishna’s son is Devanand , linked with Kokilbad - Didhoy and
Kanak. Devanand’s son Mahinath is linked with Takwal and Duvari. The
source then gives another Devanand branch through Ratnapati , called
Jhingur , along with Durgadatt and Gauridatt. This gives a threefold
continuation : Ratnapati / Jhingur , Durgadatt , and Gauridatt.
   Mahinath’s descendants include Ashi, Chintamani, and Gaudhan,
linked with Haripur-Pali and Pashupati. Ratnapati-Jhingur’s son
Chandrapati is linked with Sakaradhi and Shiromani’s son Bhagav.
Ratnapati’s further sons are Dhanpati and Shyamlal, linked with
Badgam-Darhiara, Mahari, Kushali, Jarhatiya-Pali, and Purushottam.
Dhanpati, also called Duman, has son Kirtinath, linked with Suptani-
Gangoli and Chintamani.
  The recurrence of Suptani-Gangoli here is important. It carries a
branch echo from earlier Asura-Suptani material into the Sakuri-Belauch
register. The same named place-field functions as a connective tissue
between separate chapter blocks.
   Decoded source span and focus:
• Figure - Branch continuation - Interpretive note
• रामकृ ष्ण - देवानन्द - Main developed line from Mangani.
• देवानन्द - महिनाथ - Takwal - Duvari link.
• देवानन्द (additional) - रत्नपति / झींगु र , दुर्गादत्त , गौरीदत्त - Threefold branch
   expansion.
• रत्नपति / झींगु र - चन्द्रपति ; धनपति , श्यामलाल - Sakaradhi , Badgam -
   Darhiara , Pali links.
• धनपति / दूमन - कीर्तिनाथ - Suptani - Gangoli connection.

 4. Gauridatt, Hajari, Baburaiya, Hiraman, and
Sonelal
  Gauridatt gives two branches. One branch runs through Hajari, linked
with Karma-Babhaniyam, Shrikrishna, Anath, and Dinaram. Another
branch runs through Nidhi, linked with Nanyapur-Alay and Chaudhary
Dhaknu. Hajari’s sons include Baburaiya and Hiraman, also called
Babuni, linked with Kusmal, Chintamani, and Bihari.

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   Baburaiya’s sons are Nunulal and Sonelal , linked with Suptani -
Gangoli and Dhanesh. Sonelal’s son is Jayshrilal , called Kaudi. The
source then gives Mahamaya and Jahnavi as daughter / marriage bridges.
Jahnavi is linked with Baradbatta - Simarwad - Khaual through
Nandkishor’s son Chandranath , and gives Shivnath and Mahesh.
Another Jahnavi line links with Belbadi and Sudhakar. These female -
linked names carry the branch into Khaual and Belbadi houses.

 5. Buddhinath, Palashvani, Rajkumar, Vasukinath,
and the modern branch
   Jayshrilal / Kaudi’s son Buddhinath is linked with Baisi - Chakla and
Dih - Darhiara through Sundar , and with Dahariya - Khori - Sodarpur
through Rangi. The source then names Mahamaya’s daughters Durga ,
Nirasi , and Janaki , each tied to a marital field. Durga links with Dhagari
- Hati - Sodarpur through Babamani’s son Kamalanand. Nirasi links with
Belbadi - Jagatpur - Mandar through Mushay’s son Sukdev , called
Bengali. Janaki links with Jagati - Pawauli through Panchanand’s son
Ram Sundar.
  Buddhinath’s later line is especially modern in tone. One daughter is
connected with Palashvani, Satauli-Satlakha, and Achyut’s son Ganesh.
Another line names Rajkumar, Vasukinath, Ramkumar called Munna,
Pradip Kumar, Baban, Suman Kumar, and Vipin Kumar, linked with
Baradbatta-Simarwad-Khaual and Nandkishor’s son Jayanath. These
names show the Panji continuing into recent generations without
changing its genealogical grammar.
  Rajkumar is marked with M.A.; his sons include Aditya Kumar,
marked M.B.A., and Ravi Kumar. Their connection runs through Nasira-
deshe Rampur, Malangiya-Kujauli, Surendra Mohan, Mangadpatti,
Mahishi-Pali, and Dinanand. Meena’s daughter Bharati is linked with
Shripur-deshe Vishnupur, Kurma-Khaual, Shobhanand, and engineer
Vijayaish. Vasukinath’s son Vivek Kumar is linked with Bhatgama,
Mahishi-Budhwal, Shivkumar, Upendra, Bhramarpur-Udanpur-Jajival,
and Suryanarayan. Suman Kumar connects with Birwan-Hati-Sodarpur
and Acharya Umesh Chandra. The chapter thus closes with a living
professional-educational register.

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    6. Main branches decoded in this chapter
    Sakuri-Belauch root: Shivdas, Tivyakara, Keuntu, and the first Keuntu
     branch through Purai, Gopal, Madhav, Mukund, Chako, Shubhe, and
     Naruk.
    Purai-Gunakar branch: Gunakar, Divakar, Bhanukar, Bhupa, Duve, Hirdu,
     Padum, Viduk, Judaon, Andu, Harihar, Nathu, and Mangani.
    Mangani - Ramkrishna line : Balakrishna , Ramkrishna , Shrikrishna ,
     Buddhikar , Devanand , Mahinath , Ratnapati / Jhingur , Durgadatt , and
     Gauridatt.
    Gauridatt - Hajari branch : Hajari , Nidhi , Baburaiya , Hiraman / Babuni ,
     Nunulal , Sonelal , Jayshrilal / Kaudi , Mahamaya , Jahnavi , Shivnath , and
     Mahesh.
    Buddhinath - modern branch : Buddhinath , Rajkumar , Vasukinath ,
     Ramkumar / Munna , Pradip Kumar , Baban , Suman Kumar , Vipin Kumar
     , Aditya Kumar , Ravi Kumar , Bharati , Vivek Kumar , and Acharya
     Umesh Chandra.

    7. Chapter close and next threshold
    The chapter ends exactly before the next formal heading “अथ भानुपुनुर पु
पनिचोभ ग्रामारम्भः.” That heading begins a fresh Panichobh village register
and should not be absorbed into the Sakuri-Belauch chapter. The Sakuri-
Belauch block has already completed its movement from Shivdas to the
modern Rajkumar-Vasukinath-Suman Kumar lines; the following
heading belongs to Chapter 27.

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