KUCHESAR

The Jat rulers of Kuchesar, who hail from Mandoti in Haryana, built their mud-fort somewhere in the mid 18th century. The family traces its adventurous descent from the Jats of the Dalal sub-caste. Bhual and his three brothers first arrived in this area early in the 18th century. His grandson Chhatar Singh served with Mirza Ali Beg, the Jagirdar of Chitsauna, obtaining both power and a large estate. His sons joined Jawahar Singh, the Jat ruler of Bharatpur to avenge the death of his father Suraj Mal. Najib-ud-daulah recalled them back and offered the jagir of Kuchesar with the title of Rao and the office of 'chormar', destroyer of thieves. In 1763, the Jat fort of Kuchesar was captured and razed. By 1782, it was recovered and has since remained with the family, which was granted a perpetual lease in 1790 by the Mughal Emperor Shah Alam and then by the British in 1807.

LOCATION : 80 kms from Delhi Airport.

ACCOMODATION : 10 rooms (Doubles and Suites).

Facilities:
Telephone with direct dialling facility
Running hot and cold water
Refrigerator in rooms
Television with satellite channels in rooms
Indian and continental cuisine
Well stocked bar
Indoor swimming pool and jogging trail
Tennis, billiards, croquet and masseur
Credit cards and money exchange
Conference facilities
Doctor on call

ADDRESS : Kuchesar, District Bulandshahr (UP).