10 Facts About Alhaji Barhath

Alhaji Barhath was born in a prosperous family in Haduwa village of Jaisalmer to Bhanoji Barhath.

Alhaji Barhath was a skilled poet but traded in horse and cattle.

Alhaji Barhath is said to have owned more than 500 cows.

Alhaji Barhath lived in his village called Kalau located in Jodhpur, Rajasthan.

Alhaji Barhath approached Alhaji Barhath of Kalau and handed Chunda over to him.

Alhaji Barhath raised Chunda in anonymity for 14 years, hiding his real identity.

Alhaji Barhath was instrumental in this alliance as he convinced Raidhaval Inda to marry his daughter to Chunda.

Years after Chunda was installed on the throne of Mandor, Alhaji Barhath remembered Chunda and wished to see him.

Alhaji Barhath travelled to Mandore to meet Chunda where he stayed in the court but didn't feel the need to introduce himself.

Alhaji Barhath had two sons - the elder son's name was Dulhaji and the younger one's name was Jethaji.