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Wheel of Konark Sun Temple in Orissa, India

The Sun Dynasty or Solar Dynasty (Sūrya-vaṃśa) was one of the most prominent dynasties in the history of India, along with the "Chandra-vaṃśa" or Lunar Dynasty.

Introduction

"Suryavanshi" or Suryavamsa means a person belonging to this dynasty. This clan was the oldest and biggest Kshatriya clan of India which was also known by many synonyms as Adityavamsha (आदित्यवंश), Mitrawamsha (मित्रवंश), Arkawamsha (अर्कवंश), Raviwamsha (रविवंश), etc. The early Suryavanshis considered Sun-god ('Surya', 'Aditya' or 'Arka') as their kul-devta (clan God) and mainly practised sun-worship.The capital of Solar race was ancient Ayodhya.The clan founder, Vivasvan or Vaivaswat Manu, also known as Arka-tanaya (अर्क तनय) or son of Arka (Surya), is supposed to have lived coeval with the origin of the world. The name Vivaswan literally means master of the rays. That is, The Sun or Sun God. The first historically important king of this dynasty was Vivaswan's grandson Ikshvaku, so the dynasty is also known as the Ikshvaku dynasty.[1]

The solar clan is especially associated with Rama, the King of Ayodhya whose story is told in the Ramayana. Rama was the rightful heir according to the rule of primogeniture, but because his father king Dasharatha's promise to his third queen, Kaikeyi, who asked for Rama to be exiled to the forest for 14 years and her own son crowned in Rama's place, Rama was disqualified from ruling, however, Kaikeyi's son Bharata never accepted the throne but ruled as regent till Rama came back from exile.

The last important king of Ayodhya was Brihdbal, who was killed by Abhimanyu in the Kurukshetra war. The last ruling king of the dynasty at Ayodhya was Sumitra in the 4th century BC, who, after being forced out of Ayodhya by emperor Mahapadma Nanda of Magadha's Nanda Dynasty, continued the royal line at Rohtas.

Most of the Gurjars (or Gujjars) believe themselves to have descended from Suryavanshi Kshatriyas (Sun Dynasty).[2] Historically, the Gurjars were Sun-worshipers and are described as devoted to the feet of the Sun-god (God Surya). The copper-plate grants of Gurjars bear an emblem of the Sun and on their seals too, this symbol is depicted.[3] Also, the Gurjar title of honor is Mihir which means Sun.[4][5]

As laid down by Manu, the kings of the Solar dynasty followed the rule of primogeniture. Only the eldest male offspring of the king could succeed to the throne, unless disqualified by the priests for being physically disabled or some other reason. The younger sons also produced many prominent historical Kshatriyas and Vaishyas, but these are not included in the following list of monarchs. The list, however, does include some rightful heirs who were disqualified by the priests.

Source of the lineage

The Puranas, particularly Vishnu Purana, Ramayana by Valmiki and the Mahabharata by Vyasa gives accounts of this dynasty. The Raghuvamsha of Kalidasa also mentions the names of some of the kings of this dynasty.[6][7][8]

The List of Monarchs

The following is the list, in chronological order, of the monarchs of the solar dynasty according to the Puranas.[citation needed]

Frieze of King Sagar's great-great-grandson, Bhagiratha in penance.
  1. Brahm/Akaal murt/Paramatama / Para Prakriti
  2. Narayan/Praan
  3. Lord Sun
  4. Vivasvan or Vaivasvata (one of the sons of Lord Sun) - the Sun God, progenitor of the clan. His parents were the sage Kashyapa, father of all beings, and Aditi, Aditi's 12 sons, the Adityas, are the sun deities, and both Vivaswan and Aditya mean sun. Therefore another name for Vivaswan is Surya or the Sun, hence the name, Suryavansha. Vivaswan's sons include Shrraaddev and Shanishchar.
  5. Manu or Vaivasvata Manu - the King of all mankind and the first human being on Earth. (According to Hindu belief there are 14 Manvantaras; in each, Manu rules. Vaivasvata Manu was the seventh Manu.[9] Manu is referred to as a Rajan (King) in the Shatapatha Brahmana scripture. He had nine sons, Vena, Dhrishnu, Narishyan, Nabhaga, Ikshvaku, Karusha, Saryati, Prishadhru, Nabhagarishta and one daughter, Ila, who was married to Budha of the Lunar Dynasty). He left the kingdom to the eldest male of the next generation, Ikshvaku, who was actually the son of Manu's brother Shraaddev.
  6. Ikshvaku - the first prominent monarch of this dynasty, giving the dynasty its another name the Ikshvaku dynasty.
  7. Vikukshi (Kukshi)
  8. Kakutstha or Puranjaya
  9. Anena or Anaranya
  10. Prithu
  11. Vishvagashva (Trishanku)
  12. Ardra or Chandra
  13. Yuvanashva I
  14. Shravast
  15. Vrihadashva
  16. Kuvalashva
  17. Dridhashva
  18. Pramod
  19. Haryashva I
  20. Nikumbh
  21. Santashva
  22. Krishasva
  23. Prasenjit I
  24. Yuvanashva II
  25. Mandhata-(His younger brother Mandhattri is Original Ancester of Maurya clan of Kshatriyas. It is stated that the Maurya line sprang from Suryavamsi Mandhatri, son of King Yuvanashva II)
  26. Ambarisha
  27. Purukutsa & Harita
  28. Traddasyu
  29. Sambhoot
  30. Anaranya II
  31. Trashdashva
  32. Haryashva II
  33. Vasuman
  34. Tridhanva
  35. Tryyaruna
  36. Satyavrata or Trishanku
  37. Harishchandra - He is known for his honesty, truth and devotion to duty or Dharma.
  38. Rohitashva - He was the son of Harishchandra.
  39. Harit
  40. Chanchu
  41. Vijay
  42. Ruruk
  43. Vrika
  44. Bahu or Asit
  45. Sagara
  46. Asmanja
  47. Anshuman
  48. Dileepa I
  49. Bhagiratha - Sagara's great-grandson, after strenuous penances, at last succeeded in bringing Ganges down from Heaven. When she flowed over the remains of his ancestors, their souls were redeemed, and the ocean was refilled. Ganges also bears the name "Bhagirathi", in honour of his deed.
  50. Shrut
  51. Nabhag
  52. Ambarish
  53. Sindhu Dweep
  54. Pratayu
  55. Shrutuparna
  56. Sarvakama
  57. Sudaas
  58. Saudas or Mitrasah
  59. Sarvakama II
  60. Ananaranya III
  61. Nighna
  62. Raghu I
  63. Duliduh
  64. Khatwang Dileepa
  65. Raghu II or Dirghbahu
  66. Aja
  67. Dasaratha
  68. Rama - He is considered the Avatar of the god Param Bramh/Narayan. He is worshiped by every Hindu. Many Hindus include his name in either their first or last name. Rama's story before he became king of Ayodhya is recounted in the Ramayana. After he ascended the throne, he performed the Ashwamedha Yajna. Bharata, his younger brother, won the country of Gandhara and settled there.
  69. Kush and Lava - They were the twin sons of Rama and his wife Sita. Lava ruled south Kosala while Kusha ruled north Kosala, including Ayodhya. elder son Kush married "Nagkanya" "Kumuddhati", sister of Kumuda. After Kusha the following kings of the solar dynasty ruled Ayodhya:
  70. Atithi
  71. Nishadh
  72. Nal
  73. Nabha
  74. Pundarika
  75. Kshemandhava
  76. Dewaneek
  77. Ahinagu, Roop and Rooru
  78. Paripatra
  79. stuta
  80. Bala
  81. Ukta
  82. Vajranabh
  83. Shankh
  84. Vishvashaha
  85. Hiranyanabha
  86. Pusya
  87. Dhruvsandhi
  88. Sudarshan
  89. Agnivarna
  90. Shighraga
  91. Maru
  92. Prasut
  93. Susandhi
  94. Amarsha
  95. Vishrutwan
  96. Vishravbahu
  97. Prasenjit I
  98. Takshaka
  99. Brihadbal
  100. Brahatkshtra
  101. Arukshayap
  102. Vatsavyuha
  103. Prativyom
  104. Diwakar
  105. Sahdeva
  106. Vrihadashwa
  107. Bhanuratha
  108. Pratitashwa
  109. Supratika
  110. Marudeva
  111. Sunakshtra
  112. Kinnar
  113. Antariksha
  114. Suvarna, Sushena
  115. Sumitra I
  116. Anibhajit
  117. Vrihadbhanu
  118. Dharmi
  119. Kritanjaya
  120. Rananjaya
  121. Sanjay,Mahakoushal
  122. Prasenjit II (Pasenadi
  123. Kshudrak
  124. Kulak
  125. Surath
  126. Sumitra I- He was the last king of Ayodhya from solar dynasty. In the fourth century BC, emperor Mahapadma Nanda of the Nanda Dynasty forced Sumitra to leave Ayodhya. He went to Rohtas with his sons. His son Kurma established his rule over Rohtas.
  127. Kuram or Kurma,-established his rule over Rohtas.
  128. Kachchav -----( namely the name of the dynasty underwent "Kachchawa" Kachaha, fell |)
  129. Buddhsen
  130. Dharmsen
  131. Loksen
  132. LakshmiSen
  133. RajSen
  134. Kamsen
  135. RaviSen I
  136. JaswantSen
  137. Mahasen
  138. DhavjaSen
  139. Mahaveer
  140. Ratnarv or Aratnara
  141. Maharathi
  142. Amar Sen
  143. Chandrasen I
  144. Ajay
  145. Aparbahu
  146. Indrasen
  147. Maydhwaj
  148. Ajay Maheep
  149. Brizaram
  150. Shiva
  151. Deopala I
  152. Riddhi
  153. Raomahip
  154. Siddhpal
  155. Deopal II
  156. Rakshapal
  157. Ravisen II
  158. Siddhmaheep
  159. Sindhu
  160. Trishanku II
  161. Shyammaheep
  162. Dharm Dev
  163. Karmaveer
  164. Mayraj
  165. Rkshapal II
  166. Surat Pal
  167. Shakti
  168. Shambhu
  169. Bhimdeo
  170. Sursen
  171. Shankardeo
  172. Krishna
  173. Kush II (Due to Him Kachhwaha are also called Kushawaha)
  174. Yashodev
  175. Rajbhan
  176. Karmamahip
  177. Ram Mahip
  178. Shukirti
  179. Yashmayi
  180. Ajamayi
  181. Shyammayi
  182. Amitnit
  183. Karmaraj
  184. Purushottama
  185. Varddhman
  186. Marudeha
  187. Bhanudeha
  188. Divardeha
  189. Kirti Ram
  190. Preesnjit III
  191. Ajit
  192. Mangal
  193. Brahmpal
  194. Vikram
  195. Mooldeo
  196. Anangapal
  197. Suryapal
  198. Shripal
  199. Palandeo
  200. Ratan Pal
  201. Padam Pal
  202. Bhim Pal
  203. Nand Lal
  204. Vijay Pal
  205. Vishnu Pal
  206. Dhundhapal
  207. Karmaraj II
  208. Gyanpal
  209. Sngrampal
  210. Padam Pal II
  211. Dharmapal II
  212. Ram Pal
  213. Sur Pal
  214. Shankar Pal
  215. Krishna Pal
  216. Gautampal
  217. Nala (The city Narwar is in the name of him in M.P.)
  218. Dholaji
  219. Laxmanram
  220. Brijadama
  221. Mangalram
  222. Sumitra II
  223. Madhubrahma
  224. Kamandeo
  225. Dehan(Devanik)
  226. Ishvardeo or Ishavardas
  227. Shodhdeo ----- 966/1006, (Dhundhar (Dausa) Dulehrao opinion, Ajodhya founded in 1093 by a descendant of King Nal. State Aamber 1300 was known as 1727, when a for new capital was built Jaypura said, the state was Jaipur. ruler ....
  228. King Dulehray Ji (1006/1036) or 1093/1136, became king of Dausa, Isha their marriage in 1006, which## Meronee Queen,## KingAralhan Singh Chauhan, (Ajmer) with apparently, given in dowry Dwँdhar State capital which has been Bnaiiean Dausa | ##King Kankal Dev became king (QV) Beikul Dev Kunwar, Indurakie and became king of Baswhari (, Indurakie after state to his family and later to the state government of Uttar Pradesh Baswhari in the Rampur |
  229. King Dulehrao (1006/1036
  230. King Kankaldeo 1036/1038
  231. King Hanutdeo (1039/1053)
  232. King Jhahandeo (1053/1070)
  233. King Pujandeo, Panjven Rai (1070 / 1084 1185 / 1191 Dev), Empror(Samrat Prithviraj III, (Delhi), the brother in law)
  234. King Malasideo ---l094/ll46
  235. King Byaldeo ----ll46/ll79
  236. King Rajdeo(Rajakula) 1179/1216
  237. King Kialhandeo --l2l6/l276
  238. King Kantaldeo ---1276/1317, (the ancestor of Gogawat Thakurs including Dhoni)
  239. King Jansideo - --l3l7/l366
  240. King Udykarna ---(1366-1388) (King Udykarn's elder son Yuvraj(crown prince) Barsingh was offered to be engaged with Princess of KHANDELA(Chauhan state),but he Refused and the same princess of Khandela got marrieed to King Udaykarna on account the condition .The crown prince became agree to leave his right to be the next king as per the condition .Thus the younger brother Narsinghdeo was accepted the king in very young age,in (1388).The crown prince Barsinghdeo played the role of caretaker and was given the Mozamabad to rule .)
  241. Rao Barsingh Deo, received Mojad (Mozamabad) and was ancestor of the Naruka sub-clan, rulers of Alwar, Uniara, Lawa etc.
Raja NARSINGH DEO (qv) Rao Balaji, recieved the village of Barwara near Amarsar in 1390, married and had issue. He died 1430. Rao Mokalji 1430/1445 of Barwara, married 4 wives, and had issue. He died 1445 Rao Shekhaji (Shekha of Amarsar) 1445/1488, born 1433, became independent of Jaipur in 1471 and was ancestor of the Shekhawat sub-clan, including the rulers of Dundlod, Nawalgarh, Mandawa, Sikar etc. He died 1488. Rao Khemraj Rao Kharud, married and had issue. Rao Khuman, ancestor of the Khumawats, now likely extinct. Rao Shiv Brahm, founder of Nindar (one of the 12 bara Kotri) and ancestor of the Sheobramhpota sub-clan. Rao Patal, recieved Loni and was ancestor of the Patalpota sub-clan. Rao Peepaji, became a local deity. Rao Peethal, ancestor of the Peethalpota sub-clan. Rao Napa


--:AMER STATE ,RAJAWAT S THE DESCENT OF RAJA NARSINGHDEV SECOND S/O RAJA UDAYKARNA:--

  1. Raja NARSINGH DEO 1388/1413, died 1413
  2. Raja BANBIR SINGH 1413/1424 (1428/1439), married and had issue. He died 1424.
    1. Raja UDHA RAO (qv)
      1. Rao Naro Singh of Watka (one of the 12 bara Kotri)
  3. Raja UDHA RAO 1424/1453 (1439/1467), died 1453
  4. Raja CHANDRASENA 1453/1502 (1467/1502), died 1502
  5. Raja PRITHVIRAJ SINGH I 1502/1527, he was installed on the gaddi on 11th February 1503;
# Raja PURAN MAL 1527/1534, received the Jagir of Nimera founding the clan of Puranmalots, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family, married a Rathore Princess, and had issue. He died 19th January 1534 in battle.
  1. Raja BHIM SINGH 1534/1537, married and had issue. He died 22nd July 1537.
  2. Raja RATAN SINGH 1537/1548, died 15th May 1548.
  3. Raja BAHARMALLA (or BHAR MAL) 1548/1574, born about 1499, received the Jagir of Narwar, married Rani Champavati, daughter of Rao Ganga Singh Solanki, and had issue. He died 27th January 1574.
  4. Raja BHAGWAN DAS 1574/1589, he was granted the title of Amir ul-Umara by the Mughal Emperor, married and had issue. He died 10th December 1589.
  5. Mirza Raja MAN SINGH I Bahadur 1589/1614, born 9th May 1540, married, including (a) 30th January 1593 Rani Akshaya Devi, daughter of the Raja Ram Chandra Dev of Khurda, (b) 23rd December 1596 Rani Kshama Devi (committed sati), daughter of Maharaja Nar

Mirza Raja BHAO SINGH Bahadur 1614/1621 (son of Rani Sahodra Gaud), died 13th December 1621 sp. Mirza Raja JAI SINGH I Bahadur 1621/1667 , born 15th July 1611, Mirza Raja [cr.1639], married and had issue. He died 28th August 1667 in Burhanpur.

  1. Mirza Raja RAM SINGH I Bahadur (qv)
  2. Mirza Raja RAM SINGH I Bahadur 1667/1688, married and had issue. He died April 1688 at Kohato.

Yuvaraj Kishan Singh, married and had issue. He died March 1682. Mirza Raja BISHAN SINGH Bahadur (qv)

  1. Mirza Raja BISHAN SINGH Bahadur 1688/1699,
  2. 1. Sri Sawai Maharaja JAI SINGH II Bahadur 1699/1743 , born 4th November 1688, Saramad-i-Rajahae Hind [cr.1721], Raj Rajeshwar, Shri Rajadhiraj, Maharaja Sawai [cr.1723], married 1stly, March 1701, daughter of Kunwar Udit Singh (nephew of Raja Uttam Ram Gaur of Sheopur), married (b), Maharani Chandra Kunwar, daughter of Maharana Sangram Singhji II of Udaipur, married (c), a daughter of Raja Bhim Singhji I of Banera, and had issue. He died 21st September 1743 at Jaipur.
  3. 2. Sri Sawai Maharaja ISHWARI SINGH Bahadur 1743/1750, born 1721, married (amongst others) (a), Maharani Ajab Kunwar, daughter of Raja Surtan Singhji of Banera. He died 12th December 1750, took poison along with 3 Queens and a concubine. A further 21 other wives committed sati next day.
  4. 3. Sri Sawai Maharaja MADHO SINGH I Bahadur 1750/1768, born December 1728, received the Jagir of Rampura in 1729, but lost it to the Marathas in 1757, married (amongst others) (a), 15th May 1761, the daughter of Raja Fateh Singhji of Ratlam, married (b), the daughter of Rawat Jaswant Singhji of Deogarh, married (c), Maharani Ratan Kunwar, a daughter of Raja Sardar Singhji of Banera, and had issue. He died 5th March 1768.

Sri Sawai Maharaja PRITHVI SINGH II Bahadur (by Deogarh Princess)(qv) Sri Sawai Maharaja PRATAP SINGH Bahadur (qv)

  1. 4. Sri Sawai Maharaja PRITHVI SINGH II Bahadur 1768/1778, born c1762, married (a), a Princess of Bikaner, married (b), a Princess of Kishangarh, and had issue. He died 13th April 1778.

Maharajkumar Man Singh, (by the Kishangarh Princess), born 1777, living in exile in 1820.

  1. 5. Sri Sawai Maharaja PRATAP SINGH Bahadur 1778/1803, born 2nd December 1764, married 1799 and had issue. He died 1803.
  2. 6. Sri Sawai Maharaja JAGAT SINGH II Bahadur 1803/1818, married a Bhati Princess, died 1834, and had issue. He died 21st November 1818.
  3. 7.MOHAN SINGH [MAN SINGH II], 22nd Dec 1818 to 25th April 1819 (regent-usurper), born about 1809, son of Raja Manohar Singh of Narwar, installed on the gaddi by an ambitious noble but deposed on the birth of the rightful heir.
  4. 8. Sri Sawai Maharaja JAI SINGH III Bahadur 1819/1835, born 25th April 1819, married and had issue. He died 6th February 1835.

Sawai Maharaja Sir RAM SINGH II Bahadur (qv)

  1. 9. Sri Sawai Maharaja Sir RAM SINGH II Bahadur 1835/1880, born 27th September 1835, was granted a sanad of adoption in 1862, G.C.S.I. [cr.1863], received a personal gun salute of 19, which was raised further to 21 guns at the Delhi Durbar in 1877, made a Counsellor of the Empire, C.I.E. [cr.1878], married amongst others (a), 1863, a daughter of Maharaja Takhat Singhji of Jodhpur. He died spm 17th September 1880.
  2. 9. HH Saramand-i-Rajha-i-Hindustan Raj Rajindra Sri Maharajadhiraj Sawai Sir MADHO SINGH II Bahadur 1880/1922,
  3. 10. HH Saramad-i-Rajahai Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai MAN SINGH II Bahadur 1922/1970,
  4. 11. Brig. HH Sri Sawai Maharaja BHAWANI SINGH Bahadur MVC 1970/2011, born 22nd October 1931 in Jaipur, educated in Kashmir, Dehradun and then at Harrow School (UK) 1946/1950, commissioned into Indian Army in the 3rd Cavalry regiments as a Second Lieutenant in 1951, selected for the Presidents bodyguard in 1954, posted to HQ 50 (Indep.) Para Brigade in 1963, selected and posted as Adjutant, Indian Military Academy, Dehradun 1964/1967, volunteered for the new Para Commando Unit and was posted to 10 Para Commando as 2nd-in-command in June 1967, became the commanding officer in the following year, awarded the second highest gallantry award "Maha Vir Chakra" in 1971, for his part in the Indo-Pak war, took voluntary retirement in 1974, he was granted the rank of Brigadier for life, served as the first Resident High Commissioner to the State of Brunei from July 1993 to January 1997; married 10th March 1967, HH Maharani Saheba Padmini Devi, daughter of Lt. HH Maharaja Rajendra Prakash Bahadur of Sirmur, and his second wife, HH Maharani Indira Devi, and had issue. He died 16th April 2011 in Gurgaon.

---:NARUKA RULARS:--

  1. 241.Rao Brasingh Dev, (Mozamabad) received ,He is Ancestor of Narukasub-clan the rulers of, Alwar, Uniara,

Lawa,Ladana.Baseth.Garhi and Jaoli, etc.

  1. 242.Rao Mayraj Dev Ji.(242th from origin)
  2. 243.Rao Naru Dev Ji (243th from orogin) (founder of Naruka,)there were 5 sons named Dasaji,Lalaji,Tejaji,Jaitaji(NATHAJI),andChitarji)His son, Rao Dasaji, ruled independently in Mozamabad, and was the founder of the Dasawat sub-clan. The Rajas enjoyed the right to keep an elephant (haati band), and were granted a 3 hazari mansab by Padshah Mohammad Shah of Delhi, and were also holders of Maahi Muratib from the Emperor. Rulers were....
  3. 244.Rao Dasaji (244th) (The original ancestor of Dasawats) As the Amer satate behaved bad with the father and grand father of Rao dasaji He attacked on Amber with his 4 brothers and captured the kingdom,,,He hosted their own new flag(PACHRANGA) as they were 5 brothers on Amber for some time.But after few days a treety took place with the help of the Maharana Mewar ,Rao Dasa left the kingdom with the condition the flag of their 5 brothers will be continued and The Mozamabad will be handed over to them.After this the king Prathviraj Amer poisned him in the meal as per diplomecy in the palace of Amer.GHis son Rao Chandandas became independant King of Mozamabad)
  4. 245.Rao Chandadas ji,(Attacked on Throne of Amer but not successed,( his two sons, ancestors of the families of Ladana, Lava etc).
  5. 246.Rao Karam Chandji, Mozmaabad succeeded in getting the state | In 1525 he again attacked on Amber throne,but he failed .He was also killed by unfairly.
  6. 247. Rao Singhdeo lawa, the three sons. |
  7. 248. Rao Jaitsi Ji
  8. 249.Rao Chandrabhan ( The estate Uniara was obtained.By Emperor Shah Jahan in 1638) |
  9. 250.Rao Prithirajji, ( He had been able to establish the state at KHUMBERA,near Jaipur | He issued eleven sons. |
  10. 251.Rao Chaturbhujji ,
  11. 252.Rao Raykuँwaraji, Alwar station, crafted, Baset and Jaolly families, to live Kunwar Puarwajrao opinion, the two sons. Was |
  12. 253.Rao Mukund Dasji, with his brother, he left Kumhera to found their fortune elsewhere, married and had issue.
    1. Thakur Abhai Ram, received the Thikana of Garhi, married and had issue.
      1. Takur Andad Ram, established a fort in Garhi in 1685.
  13. 254.Rao Bihari Dasji, he established his capital at Sonkh Talcheda near Agra during the reign of Padshah Aurangzeb; married and had issue, three sons. (Rao Hruday Ramji(Thikana-Baseth),Vijay Ramji (Thikana-Jaoli),&Rup Singhji

Thikana- Baset(Alwar) ;--------

  1. 255.Rao Hrudayram Ji (Baset )--
  2. 256.Rao Jodh Singh (Baset ) Ugra Singh, Jait Singh and Sahib Singh (Neunia arrives )
  3. 257.Rao Sukh Ram Singh son of Rao Jodh Singh ---
  4. 258.Rao Jalim Singh and Thakur Lakshamn Singh ---- :----
  5. 259.Rao Pahar Singh Ji:-He adopeted Barisala Singh(Grandson of Th. Lakshaman singh)
  6. 260.Rao Khuban Singh Ji
  7. 261.Rao Barisala Singh :---- (Rao Pratap Singhji That time total 125,000 / - Rs were revenue of Thikana (Ka patta) |Rao Pratap Singh was considered as The TIKAYATI OF ALL NARUKS AND KACHHWAHAS) Umrao Singh, Ganga Singh Gulab Singh
  8. 262.Rao Pratap Singh (Later treated as Thakur by HH Alwar)
    1. 262.Thakur Umrao Singh- He issued 4 (1) Ram Singh (2) Bhagwan Singh (3) Lakdhir Singh (4) Bhagirath Singh,,: -
  9. 263.Thakur Bhagwan Singh --- He adopted Kr.Sardar Singh son of Th. Bhagirath Singhji |
  10. 264.Thakur Sardar Singh :----There are 5 sons Th.Bhanwar Singh Ji(Indore settled), Deepnarayan Singh, Arjun Singh, Sujan Singh. And Daulat Singh (Thakur Bhanwar Singh ji - Kunwar Narendra Singh, his family settled in Indore, including two sons Bhanwar Bharat and Charat)
  11. 265.Thakur Deep Narayan Singh : -He adopeted Kunwar Rajendra Singh.S/O Th. Shujan Singhji )
    1. 265. Thakur, Arjun Singh: - Two sons of Kunwar Bhawani Singh,Kr.Dinesh Singh (heaven resort 2009).
      1. 265. Thakur Sujan Singh: - Kunwar Yogendra Singh (born -03 -07, -1966), Kunwar Rajendra Singh(born 15-0601972
        1. 265.Th. Daulat Singh - Kunwar Prahlad, Shyamsundar, Mahavira, Satyaveer, and Satyapal, |
  12. 266.Kunwar Yogendra Singh: (RES) Principal -267. Bhanwar Mohit, (born 15 -04 2000)
    1. 266.Kunwar Bhawani Singh: - 267. Bhanwar Mayank(June 2001)
      1. 266.Kunwar Rajendra Singh-(15th June 1972) :-267. BHANWAR KUSH --III (Born 19-07-2001)


Thikana-JAOLi(Alwar)


  1. 254.Rao Vijay Ramji, left his capital and moved down to the hills of present Alwar and constructed a small fort there, married and had issue.
  2. 255.Raja Gaj Singh Sahib
  3. 256.Raja Dhiraj Singh Sahib (QV)
  4. 257.King Kirti Singh, after the death of his father Khudiyana subdivision of 88 villages had been married and had issue.

fl.1770 Khudiyana King Awaj Ramji

  1. 258.Raja Sahib dhiraj Singh, he was a great warrior called on by)
  2. 259.Raja Bahadur Singh Sahib, 1814 (1871 Samvat) died.
  3. 260.Raja Fateh Singh Sahib (QV)
  4. 261.Raja Fateh Singh Sahib, and the issue of the twice-married, had a daughter. He died in 1849 (1906 Samvat)
  5. 262.Raja Jai Singh Sahib 1906/1912 (Samvat)
  6. 263.Raja Sahib Ganga Singh 1912/1925 (Samvat), 1904 Samvat born
  7. 264.Rao Bahadur Raja Durjan Singh 1925/2008 (Samvat)
  8. 265.Raja Sahib Prahlad Singh 2008/2051(smvat)born 1918, Kunwar Raghubir Singh his brother served as home minister in the Alwar State
  9. 266.Raja Sahib Ashok Singh JAOLI (current)


ALWAR STATE:---


  1. 243.Rao Narudeo---He has 5 sins (his second Son Lalaji)
  2. 244 Rao Lalaji
  3. 245 Rao Udai Singh
  4. 246 Rao Larkhan Singh
  5. 247 Rao Fateh Singh---He hase 4 sons (Kalyan singh,Karan,Akhay Singh and Ranchhordas
  6. 248 Rao Kalyan Singh --He received the Thikana Of Macheri ,issued 3sons(Agar Singh ,Amar Singh $ Shyam Singh)
  7. 249 Rao Agar Singh
  8. 250 Rao Hathi Singh
  9. 251.Rao Mukund Singh, married and had issue.
  10. 252.Rao Tej Singh, married and had issue.
  11. 253.Rao Zorawar Singh of Macheri, married and had issue.
  12. 254.Rao Mohabat Singh of Macheri, married and had issue.
  13. 255.Rao Raja Sri Sawai PRATAP SINGH, 1st Rao Raja of Alwar, see below.

PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: Founded by the Naruka King, Pratap Singh in 1771. The rulers were....

  1. 255.Rao Raja Sri Sawai PRATAP SINGH 1775/1791, Raja of Macheri, born 1740, son of Rao Mohabat Singh of Macheri, granted the title of Rao Raja and Panch Hazari Mansab by the Mughal Emperor, Shah Alam, died sp 26th September 1791.
  2. 256.Rao Raja BAKHTAWAR SINGH 1791/1815, born 1779, adopted from Thikana Thana, son of Rao Dhir Singh (see above), married 1stly, 1793, a daughter of Thakur Suryamal of Kuchaman, Marwar, married 2ndly, Moosi, committed sati, and had illegitimate issue. He died 27th January 1815.
  3. 257.Rao Raja BALWANT SINGH (natural son) (qv)
  4. 258.Rao Raja BALWANT SINGH 1815/1826 (deposed), died sp in exile at Tijara 1845.
  5. 259.Rao Raja BINAY SINGH 1815/1857, nephew of Rao Raja Bhaktawar Singh but was not formally adopted, married (amongst others), a daughter of Rao Laxman Singh Chandrawat, and had issue. He died August 1857.
  6. 260.Rao Raja SHIVDAN SINGH (qv)
  7. 261.Rao Raja SHIVDAN SINGH 1857/1874, born circa 1845, only installed in 1867, married 1861, a daughter of Maharaja Rana Prithvi Singhji of Jhalawar. He died spl 11th October 1874.

Rao Raja Daljit Singh, married Rani Madan Kunwar, and had issue. Rani Rajeshwari Kumari, married Rao Raja Hukum Singh of Jodhpur, and has issue.

  1. 262.HH Shri Sawai Maharaja Sir MANGAL SINGH Virendra Shiromani Dev 1874/1892, born 1859, adopted from Thikana Thana, installed upon the gaddi on 14th December 1874, in preference to Kunwar Lakhdir Singh of Bijwar, Maharaja [cr.1889], G.C.S.I., married (amongst others), (a) 1877, the second daughter of Maharaja Prithvi Singhji of Kishangarh , married (b) 1878, a daughter of Raja Bhairon Singhji of Ratlam, and had issue. He died 23rd May 1892 in Nainital due to alcoholic poisoning.
  1. 263.Col. HH Raj Rishi Shri Sawai Maharaja Sir JAI SINGH Virendra Shiromani Dev Bharat Dharam Prabhakar 1892/1933 (deposed), born 14th June 1882, K.C.I.E. [cr.1911], K.C.S.I. [cr.1909], G.C.I.E. [cr.1919], G.C.S.I. [cr.1924], installed upon the gaddi 10th December 1903; Member of Standing Committee of Indian Princes' Chamber; General-in-Chief of Alwar State Forces; represented India at Imperial Conference 1923; married 1stly, 8th December 1897, a daughter of the Maharaja of Kishengarh, she died 20th May 1921, married 2ndly, 17th April 1914, a lady of Khirasra and a niece of the Jam of Jamnagar, died 23rd March 1919, married 3rdly, 7th December 1919, a lady of Rajpura and a relative of the Jam of Jamnagar. He died spm 20th May 1937 in Paris.
  2. 264.HH Shri Sawai Maharaja Sir TEJ SINGH Dev Bahadur 1933/2009, born 19th March 1911, second son of Raja Ganga Singhji of Srichandpura (see above), adopted by his kinsman whom he succeeded in 1933, officially installed on 22nd July 1937 after the death of his predecessor, K.C.S.I. [cr.2nd June 1943], married 1931, HH Maharani Chand Kumari, daughter of Maharaj Akhay Singh of Raoti (Jodhpur), and has issue, two sons and two daughters. He died 15th February 2009.
  3. 265.Yuvaraj Shri Pratap Singh, born 17th June 1938, Yuvaraj of Alwar 1933/1976, married 26th of April 1962, Yuvarani Mahendra Kumari [Maharajkumari Mahendra Kumari of Bundi (Princess Kitten)], born 6th February 1942, Member of the Tenth Lok Sabha 1991/1996, died 27th June 2002 at New Delhi, and had issue. He died 27th March 1976.

Yuvaraj Jitendra Singh, succeeded as HH Shri Sawai Maharaja JITENDRA SINGH Virendra Shiromani Dev Bharat Dharam Prabhakar (qv),

  1. 266.HH Shri Sawai Maharaja JITENDRA SINGH Virendra Shiromani Dev Bharat Dharam Prabhakar (see above)

'Others Naruka Lalawat Narukas:---

'Rao Zalim Singh, ancestor of the Bijnor family.

Rao Amar Singh, founder of the Khara or Khora family.

Rao Shyam Singh, ancestor of the rulers of Para, Thana and Srichandpura, married and had issue.

Rao Nathu Singh, ancestor of the Thakurs of Para.

Rao Madho Singh of Thana (5 villages), married and had issue.

Rao Bridh Singh, married and had issue.

Rao Dhir Singh, married and had issue.

Rao Salah Singh, married and had issue.

Rao Hanwant Singh of Thana (5 villages and revenue of 5,000Rs in 1893), married and had issue.

Rao Hardeo Singh of Thana -/1872, Member of the State Council, married and had issue.

Thakur Surtan Singh of Thana 1872/-, educated at Thakur School in Alwar, Bakhshi Fauj, married and had issue.

Thakur Ram Singh, born 1883.

Baisa (name unknown) [Rani Sahiba of Nimrana], married Raja Janak Singh of Nimrana.

HH Shri Sawai Maharaja Sir MANGAL SINGH Virendra Shiromani Dev, 6th Maharaja of Alwar (see below).

Baisa (name unknown) [Rani Sahiba of Junian], married Rao Kalyan Singh of Junian.

Rao Nand Singh of Srichandpur, married and had issue.

Unknown Generation/s

Raja Ganga Singhji of Srichandpura, married Rani Hawa Kanwar, daughter of Maharaj Salam Singhji of Nachana in Jaisalmer, and his wife, Rani Badal Kanwar, and had issue.

HH Shri Sawai Maharaja Sir TEJ SINGH Dev Bahadur, Maharaja of Alwar (see below).

Rajkumari Saheba Inder Kanwar, married Maharaj Ridmal Singh of Raoti, and had issue, two sons and one daughter.

Rao Raja BINAY SINGH, 4th Rao Raja of Alwar (see below).

Rao Raja BAKHTAWAR SINGH, 2nd Rao Raja of Alwar (see below).

Rao Isri Singh of Palwa

Rao Jodh Singh of Pai

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