Ladigarh

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Ladigarh is a place 7 km from Daltonganj. The seat of proprietors of Ladigarh Estate, the place has its own importance in the area. The people of surrounding places still love and respect the Ladigarh Family, which continues to live in their farm house, Semaria, amongst their very own people, a couple of kilometers from the Ladigarh Fort. Surrounded by lush green forests, which is hard to find otherwise, the place is also known for its rich wild life. The belt used to be famous for its mineral rich reserves but had in 1990's become infamous for Naxalism. The area has however been largely peaceful in the last few years which exhibits the resilience of the peace-loving and progressive inhabitants of the area.

The Estate of Ladigarh owes its origin to rulers of Manjhauli, (Uttar Pradesh). A part of the royal family of Manjhauli migrated in the to this part of the country and created a base here. The following is the genealogy of the family of Ladigarh:-

Kunwar Chain Singh (Arrived in 1768 with Kunwar Prithvipal Singh from Manjholi,U.P.)-- Kunwar Shivcharan Singh -- Kunwar Kuar Singh -- Kunwar Digvijay Singh-- Kunwar Devi Singh-- Kunwar Hanuman Singh-- Kunwar Laljeevan Singh-- Kunwar Amar Dayal Singh-- Kunwar Ambika Pratap Singh-- Kunwar Amreshwar Dayal Singh--

Kunwar Ambikeshwar Singh-- 1)Kunwar Amrendra Singh • Kunwar Vijay Singh 1)Kunwar Rukmesh Singh; 2) Vikash Singh • Kunwar Ajay Singh 1)Kunwar Kumar Gaurav Singh; 2) Kunwar Saurav Singh

Kunwar Amrendra Singh-- Kunwar Rajyavardhan Singh

http://wikimapia.org/3064983/Ladigarh_Semaria_Farm_House is an aerial view of the farm cum residence where the family currently resides.

Further, the link which sums up the their story is as under:- http://www.telegraphindia.com/1070330/asp/jharkhand/story_7581686.asp