Bissau

Bissau is a city and a municipality in Jhunjhunu district in the state of Rajasthan, India. Bissau is another town of fluctuating fortunes. Its unique name was Vishala Jat Ki Dhani. Keshari Singh, child of Thakur Shardul Singh of Jhunjhunu, got this town in Jagir. In it, Keshari Singh developed a war Fort and a protective limit divider for resistance with four entryways toward every path. He named it Bissau in 1746 AD.

Keshari Singh had a place with the well known Panchpana or five children of Thakur Shardul Singh in Shekhawati. The leaders of Bissau have a place with the Bhairo ji tribe of Shekhawats and are the relatives of the well known ruler Maharao Shekha who was the child of Rao Mokal ji, a grandson of Maharaja Udai Karan of Dhundhar. Bissau, founded in 1746, is an august Mamlaguzar thikana of the Jaipur State. There were initially 16 Mamlaguzar thikanas which comprised of the most conspicuous groups of the Jaipur State.

Most were nearest to the King and his family, others were to a great degree unmistakable and had their own armed force and served specifically under Mughals in Middle Ages. At present just 9 Mamlaguzar thikanas hold the gaddi in Jaipur Durbar. The Mamlaguzar thikanas had unique benefits in the Jaipur Durbar; the Maharaja needed to ascend for the Mamlaguzar Sardars, they were permitted to wear every one of their adornments and were permitted to convey their swords in the Jaipur Durbar, while whatever is left of the Jaipur thikanas were not permitted these benefits.