Pugal

Pugal was a desert fort-town in Jangladesh, northern Rajasthan, and the seat of a Bhati Rajput chiefdom in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.

In 1414 Rao Kelana, a disinherited son of the ruler of Jaisalmer, gained Pugal fort by marrying the previous chief's Sodhi widow. He raided as far as Dera Ghazi Khan and held nine forts at his death in 1430. His sons retained Pugal for a generation, before Rao Bika's Rathore conquest of Jangladesh absorbed it into Bikaner later in the fifteenth century.