1650, Madu Singh was mortally wounded fighting Mughal forces led by Raja Jai Singh (Jaipur).
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On this day, Jat pride Veer Gokula Singh attained veergati fighting Aurangzeb Forces.
He was the landlord of Tilpat (Faridabad)
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1650, Madu Singh was mortally wounded fighting Mughal forces led by Raja Jai Singh (Jaipur).
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And Nandaram's rebellion also ended by 1660 and after that Aurangzeb appoint Abul Nabi (Ghazi) as Fauzdar of Mathura and Agra.
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In 1966 he target the famous krishna temple Keshav Rai and another one is Giriraj temple
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The pargana (Sadabad) become the core centre of revolt and the whole command was taken by Gokula Jat.
The revolt took extreme after 1666 under Gokula.
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They are successfully saving Keshav rai and Giriraj temple.
By now the rebel Brajraj (sinsini) and and Sukhpal singh (sonkh) joined the revolt.
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Gokula Jat invited several rebels to Garhi for Discussing Anti-Mughal policies, Abul nabi came to know about the whole plan and suddenly moved to Siroha with his force.
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Initially Mughals taking the lead being being better equipped but situation reverted when Gokula slayed Abul Nabi, mughal soldiers were made prisoners.
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The Jats then attacked and turn important Mughal cantonment of Sadabad into ashes and thr revolt become challenge to Aurangzeb existence
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After him, Hassan Ali was made fauzdar and he too was defeated by jat rebels then Aurangzeb himself start campaign against Gokula.
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Aurangzeb himself rode in the 'Hodaha' with elephant and heavy artillery.
This battle looked heavy large casualty on both the sides and bloodshed
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And finally the Gokula Jat and his uncle Uday singh was captured and imprisoned
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