Jasrasar

Jasrasar population in 2023 is estimated to be 16,370,[4] According to last census in 2011, 13418 People are living in this Village, out of these 7059 are males and 6359 are females. Population of Jasrasar is 15,028 inhabitants in 2022. Literate people are 6187 out of 4115 are male and 2072 are female. People living in Jasrasar depend on multiple skills, total workers are 6358 out of which men are 3594 and women are 2764. Total 2976 Cultivators are depended on agriculture farming out of 1960 are cultivated by men and 1016 are women. 350 people works in agricultural land as a labour in Jasrasar, men are 286 and 64 are women.

Jasrasar village was founded in samvat 1411 (1354AD) by Jasrai Tarad (born samvat 1391)[5]. Earlier Johiyas were inhabitants of this area. This area earlier was known as Janjira. There is an ancient well here of that period which provides drinking water.

The Johiya Rajputs invited these people to settle here for cultivation. But they wanted to settle at Malasar. They came here and settled here on the request of Johiyas. There was a war between Johiyas and Tard Jats on the dispute of name of grandmother of Johiyas that was Lawari. Jats kept the name of their bitch as Lawari. In this war all Tarad Jats were killed except a woman who had gone to brahman’s house and was saved. Jasrai was of three years at that time. When he became 18 years of age brahmans reminded to take revenge. Her mother was daughter of Sihags of Pallu who were in power at that time. They came to take revenge on 150 horses and camped at village Sadhasar talab. The brahmans on the day of holi offered the Johiyas wine and when they were over drunk the Tard Jats killed them all. The site of Barodi Bhawan at present was a tibari. They all settled here and named the village Jasrasar after Jasrai Tarad. The wife of Jasrai was of Rad Gotra from village Gudha in Nagaur.