Actually I mean to say that kurthal i not only a village but this is a historical village of the era of kaurav and pandav. Actual historical name is kurusthal. From kurusthal (kurthal) to kurukshtra in haryana, pandva and kaurav battle was faught. still when any digging work is done, the bones of human body are found. My request is that a historical survey should be done about it and I not only believe but I am sure a lot of historical truth will come in light. The connected areas are villages like Atali, naguva, datiyana and parsi etc.

I, Vijay Singh Kachchwah, belong to same village Kurthal, and the family of The Great Baba Maansingh ji,  my encestors was a freedom fighter, as i came across throught the information by "Jagaabhatt" the generation of them precures the history of Rajput's shifted drom Rajputana "Rajasthan". As per their records, Baba Mansingh ji, was a freedom fighter who was "Ajaanbaahu" means a person having the length of hand touching the below knees. Baba Maansingh ji sacrificed along with his companions and followers belong to the neighboring village Baparsi. Jagabhatt  also shared that Baba Maansingh ji, was the Dhaad ladaake( Gorilla Fighters), they used to attack's and ambushing the Mugals and later Britishers. 

One day during the Dhaad( Gorilla fight) he was beheaded but fought with out head then his horse took him back to his place after the recall of his companion. Baba Mansingh ji's horse reached alone at home without him because beheaded bidy of Baba maansingh ji was fallen down on the way in jungle somewhere.  The  mother of Baba Maansingh ji, thought that my son lost his life in the battlefield. But with out the proper crenation the great soul started roaming around the area, and people started facing trouble whenever they used to pass through that way.  Later after 10 years when there were no new borns even in domeztic animals,  one of the spritual saadhu visited that place and told the people about the beheaded,  without crenation body of that great freedom Ajaanbaahu Baba Maaansingh.  Then after