Brijraj Bhavan / Brijraj Palace (Kishangarh, Rajasthan)

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Named references to 'Brijraj' and place mentions at Kishangarh appear in royal-family registers and indices, but supplied sources do not provide verifiable architectural, historical, or paranormal details about a palace structure called Brijraj Bhavan. The site is notable in these excerpts only for its association with princely genealogical notations linking the Brijraj name to Kishangarh.

The Haunting

The supplied source excerpts consist of royal-family index entries and administrative/contact listings that mention persons bearing the name-element 'Brijraj' and place references to Kishangarh. These fragments show that the Brijraj name appears in princely genealogies and ceremonial records (medals, adoptions, dated notations) tied to Kishangarh and surrounding princely contexts. However, none of the provided materials include a description of a palace building named Brijraj Bhavan, its date of construction, ownership history, architectural features, or present use. No accounts, witness statements, archival descriptions, tourism records, or investigative reports describing paranormal phenomena at a site called Brijraj Bhavan / Brijraj Palace were present in the supplied excerpts. The material therefore does not support any claims about hauntings, apparitions, or other supernatural occurrences associated with the named place. Because the evidence is limited to name/place references within genealogical and administrative snippets, further research is required — specifically local histories of Kishangarh, archival records of the Brijraj family, or fieldwork — to establish the palace's exact location, chronology, physical condition, cultural significance, or any folkloric/haunting traditions that may be attached to it.

Community Record

Sources
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    Royal Ark — Dungarpur princely family entries (excerpt referencing Brijraj/Kishangarh). "Biswanji Maharani Shri Brijraj Kunwari Ba Sahiba. at Bhinga, 26 th November 1907 // at Kishangarh, 2 nd May 1914. 8 th October 1975, rcvd : Dungarpur State Silver Jubilee Medal, 1943, second daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel H.H" (source: DUNGARPUR4).other
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    Royal Ark — Cutch princely family entries (excerpt with place mention). "at Jorawar Bhavan, Bombay, 14 th February 1961, adopted a son and heir a, see India Sant. 2, Maharajkumari Bai Shri Devkunverba Sahib, H.H. Jadeji Shri Huzur Rani Bapu Dev Kumariji Sahiba, of Narsingarh // at Kishangarh, 1920" (source: cutch5).other
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    LIC India — branch/address listing (includes Rajasthan addresses; unrelated to palace details). DIVISION NAME BRANCH MERCHANT_ID NAME ADDRESS_1 ADDRESS_2 ADDRESS_3 CITY PIN MOBILE_NO EMAIL_ID (address listing excerpt).other
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    Wikipedia (unrelated excerpt returned in search results). Wikipedia excerpt returned in research notes; does not contain information about Brijraj Bhavan.wiki
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