Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v2.c29.t2.31

v2.c29.t2.31

Anūp Singh, A.D. 1669-98.—Anup Singh succeeded in S. 1730 (A.D. 1674). For the services of his family he had the castle and lands of Adoni² conferred upon him, with ‘the mansab of five thousand,' and the governments of Bijapur and Aurangabad. Anup Singh led his clans with the head of his race, the prince of Jodhpur, to quell a rebellion amongst the Afghans of Kabul, which having effected, he returned to the peninsula. Ferishta and the native annals are at variance on his death; the former asserting that he died in the Deccan, while the latter say that he left that country, disgusted with the imperial commander's interference about his ground of encampment, and that he died at Bikaner.¹ He left two sons, Sarup Singh and Sujan Singh.