PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY:
Marwar
state
was founded about 1226 with its capital of Mandore. The
new capital of
Jodhpur was founded about 1450 and Marwar was later
renamed after the
capital.
The Maharaja maintains a military force of 3162 cavalry,
3653 infantry,
and 121 guns, and is entitled to a salute of 21 guns
(including 4 guns
personal) (as of 1892). Rulers were...
- Rao SHEOJI,
Rao of
Pali 1226/1273, grandson of Raja Jaichand of Kannauj,
he entered the country of Pali which then belonged to
the Palliwal
Brahmins and helped them subdue the Mairs and Minas
who were harassing
the district; later in 1226 he turned on the Brahmin
Jagirdars and
drove them from the district and became master of
Pali; he assumed the
title of Rao at that time as well; married (amongst
others), Rani
Solankiji, and had issue. He died 1273.
- Rao Asthanji (qv)
- Rao Sonamji, ancestor of the Rulers of Idar from about
1257.
- Rao Uja, ancestor of the Badhail clan.
- Rao ASTHANJI,
Rao
of Kher 1273/1292, he conquered the land of Kher from
the Gohil
rajputs, married and had issue.
- Rao Doohad (qv)
- Rao Jopsi
- Rao Khimpsao
- Rao Bhupsu
- Rao Dhandul
- Rao Jaitmal
- Rao Bandur
- Rao Uhur
- Rao DOOHADJI,
Rao
of Kher 1292/1309, he vied with Rao Sindhal for
control
of Marwar 1291/1309; married and had issue.
- Rao Raipalji (qv)
- Rao Kirat Pal
- Rao Behar
- Rao Pital
- Rao Jugail
- Rao Dalu
- Rao Begar
- Rao RAIPALJI,
Rao
of Kher 1309/1313
- Rao KANHAPALJI,
Rao
of Kher 1313/1323
- Rao JALANSIJI,
Rao
of Kher 1323/1328
- Rao CHADOJI,
Rao of
Kher 1328/1344
- Rao TIDAJI,
Rao of
Kher 1344/1357, married and had issue.
- Rao Kanha Dev (qv)
- Rao Salkha, he vied with his brother for control
of
Marwar 1357/1374, married and had issue, four sons,
the Bhumias
of the Silkawat clan.
- Rao Mallinathji of Malani, founder of the
Mahecha clan,
ancestor
of
the Thakurs of Jasol,
married (amongst
others), Rani Rupa Devji, and
had
issue.
- Rao Jagmal of Malani, married and had issue.
- Rao
Lunka of Malani, married and had issue.
- Rawal Khet Singh of Barmer, married and
had issue.
- Rawal Vijay Singh of Barmer, married and
had
issue.
- Rawal Panchraj Singh of Barmer,
married and
had issue.
- Rawal Dhanraj Singh of Barmer,
married and
had issue.
- Thakur Man Singh, he was granted
the
thikana of Indroi.
- Rao Jait Mal, ancestor of the Jaitmalot clan,
including
the Thakurs of Banol, Kelwa and
Gurhamalani, married and had issue.
- Rani Phool Kanwar, married (as his first
wife), Raja
Sarangdev of Ranakpur, and had issue.
- Rao Viram Dev (qv)
- Rao Shobhit, he took revenge for the murder of
his
brother, Rao Viramdev, and sufferd death in the
ensuing war; he was the
ancester
of the Sohar Rathore clan, founder of Soharawati,
holding possession of
84 estates, later taken over by the descendants
Rao Viramdev, for the
establishment of Jodhpur, including the Thakurs of
Sohara, Melana, Fort
Siwana (1426 to 1515), and Madla.
- Rao KANHA DEVJI,
Rao of Kher 1357/1374
- Rao VIRAM DEVJI,
Rao of Kher 1374/1383, married and had
issue.
- Rao Chandaji (qv)
- Rao Bijay, ancestor of the Bijawat clan.
- Rao CHANDAJI,
Rao
of Kher 1383/1395 and Rao of Mandore 1395/1424, he
conquered Mandore
from the Parihar rajputs in 1395 and moved his capital
there from
Pali; afterwards he conquered Nagore, Nandole
and many other
places; married and had
issue, 14 sons. He
died 1424.
- Rao Ranmalji (qv)
- Rao Sataji (qv)
- Rao Kanhaji (qv)
- Rao Bhim, married and had issue.
- Rao Abhai, Bhayat of Jodhpur, went to Gujarat in
1445
and became the
ancestor
of the Talukdars of Vanod.
- Maharani Hansa Devi, married Maharana Lakhaji of
Udaipur
(Mewar).
- Rao KANHAJI,
Rao of
Mandore 1424/1427 died 1427.
Rao SATAJI, Rao
of
Mandore 1424/1427 (in rebellion)
- Rao RANMAL
[Ranmalla], Rao of Mandore 1427/1438, married
(amongst others), Rani Akher
Kunwarba Sahiba
of Dhrangadhra, and had issue, 24 sons. He died 1438.
- Rao Akhairaj,married and had issue.
- Rao Maharaj, married and had issue.
- Rao Kumpa, ancestor of the Kumpawats,
including the
Thakur of Bagri
and Chandawal,
as well
as the
families
of Sirriari, Bajoria, Dewureo, Kharla, Hursore,
Ballu, and Surpura; he
married and had issue. He
died 5th January 1544.
- Rao Ishwar Das, he was granted the estate of
Harsor; married Thakurani Balechiji
Chauhaniji, and had issue, three
sons.
- Thakur Chand Singh, succeeded in Harsor in
1562 and established Chandawal village; he
was confirmed in his
possession of Chandawal and Harsor in 1595
by Maharaja Soor Singh of
Marwar; married and had issue, eight sons
(see Chandawal).
- Kunwar Hathi Singh
- Kunwar Jagmal
- Rao Udai Singh of Ranawas, married and had
issue.
He died 1567.
- Thakur Narain Das of Ranawas, married and
had
issue.
- Thakur Lakshmi Das, he was granted the
estate
of Chelawas by Raja Soor Singh [Suraj Mal]
of Mewar in 1595; married
and had issue (see Chelawas).
He died
1611.
- Thakur Bairisal, he was granted the estate
of
Busi in 1592 by Maharana Amar Singh of
Udaipur; married and had issue
(see Busi).
- Thakur Sanwal Das, married and had issue.
- Thakur Ugrasen, married and had issue.
- Thakur Mahkaran, married and had
issue.
- Thakur Sardar Singh, he was granted
the
estate of Siwas in 1708 by Maharaja
Ajit Singh of Mewar; married and
had issue (see Siwas).
- Rao Mahesh Das, married and
had issue. He died 1576.
- Thakur Sadul Singh of Kherwa, married and
had
issue. He died 1583.
- Thakur
Jaswant Singh, married and had issue (see
Kantalia).
He
died
1623.
- Thakur Aas Karan, he was granted the
estate of
Digai in 1616; married and had issue.
- Thakur Amar Singh, he seized control of
Siriyari from the Solanki Rajputs in 1635;
married and had issue (see Siriyari).
- Rao Mandan, he was granted the estate of
Asope,
married and had issue (see Asope). He
died 1593.
- Rao Trilok
Das, married and
had issue.
- Thakur Bhim Singh, he was granted Dhanla,
a small
estate of 5 villages with a revenue of Rs.
5000/-; married and
had issue (see Dhanla).
He died 1615 in
a battle with Maharaja Kishan Singh of
Kishangarh.
- Rao Kandhalji, 1st Rawat Saheb of Rawatsar, he led
half
the Marwar forces and recovered Merta from Mewar; he
was granted the
title of Rawat by Rao Jodha; he accompanied his
nephew, Rao Bikaji, and
together they conquered Jangaldesh and established
Bikaner; married and
had issue, descendants in
Bikaner. He died at Sahwa of wounds sustained in the
battle with Sultan
Sarang Khan at
Hissar Fort.
- Rao Bagh of Rawatsar. He died vp in a
battle
with the forces of Sultan Bahlol Lodi.
- Rao Banirji, he was installed as the second
Rawat of
Rawatsar on his grandfather’s
death, however the seat was usurped by his uncle
and he was forced to
flee, later he established his own estate around
1500, the Rao Sahebs
of
Ghanghu; the head seat of the Kandhalot subclan,
married and had issue.
- Rawat Lakhdir Singh, 2nd Rawat of Rawatsar, on
his
father's death, he usurped the Gaddi of Rawatsar
from his nephew,
married and had issue (see Rawatsar).
- Generation
- Rao
Barsal
of
Chhapar-Dronpur. he was expelled by Kunwar Bida,
however he recovered his jagir with the help of
his uncle Kunwar Bagh,
but after his uncle’s death, he was expelled by
Rao Bika and the estate
given to Kunwar Bida.
- Kunwar
Narbad
- Kunwar
Rajsi
- Kunwar
Nimba
- Kunwar
Sura
- Rao Champaji of Kaparda 1416/1466, he was granted
in
jagir, the village of
Kaaparda in Jodhpur, married and had issue, the
Champawat Rathores,
including the
Thakurs of Peelwa,
Kaparda, Ransigaon, Balotra, Haryadhana, Daspan, Pokhran, Auwa,
Palri, Rohet,
Singari, Dhandiyan, Bajekan-Dhingsara,
Hursola, Sutlana, Jawula and Kaatoh.
- Kunwar Shankar Dasji
- Rao Bhairav Dasji (second son) [Rao Bheru Das]
[Thakur
Bhairon Singh] of Kaparda 1466/1520, married and
had
issue, eleven sons.
- Rao Jaisoji of Kaparda (fourth son), he was
granted
the estate of
Ransigaon, married and had
issue, twelve sons.
- Rao Mandanji of Ransigaon (eldest son),
married and
had
issue, six sons.
- Rao Gopaldasji of Ransigaon (third son),
married
and had
issue, eight sons. He died 1606.
- Rao Vitthaldasji (eldest son), he was
granted
the estate of
Rinsi in
1627 by Maharaja Gaj Singh; married and
had issue, thirteen sons, their
descendants are known as Vitthal Dasot
Chanpawats (see Rinsi).
- Thakur Dalpat Singh (youngest son), born
1596,
he was granted Rohet with 84 villages in
1622, by Maharaja Gaj Singh I
of Jodhpur, married and had issue (see Rohet).
He
died
1665
in
Rohet.
- Thakur Jagmal, married and had issue.
- Thakur Sanwal Das, ancestor of the Thakurs
of
Kasari, Sukhbasni, Daholi Mithi and Tatarwa,
all in in Nagor Pargana,
Jodhpur.
- Thakur Bhim Raj (seventh son), born 1483, he
was
granted the estate of Binasar; married and had
issue.
- Thakur
Mahesh Das, Thakur of Binasar; married
and had issue.
- Thakur Jaswant Singh, Thakur of
Binasar,
married
and had issue.
- Thakur Raimal, Thakur of
Binasar, married and had issue.
- Thakur Arjun Singh, he was granted the
estate
of Sinla in Jaitaran
Pargana, Jodhpur (1 village, Rs 2500),
he accompanied
other Rathore nobles to Marwar when they
left Maharaja Abhai Singh in
Mathura in 1724; married and had issue,
one son.
- Thakur Shyam Singh, Thakur of
Sinla,
died sp.
- Thakur Fateh Singh, Thakur of
Sinla,
he succeeded his nephew
in Sinla; married and had issue.
- Thakur Hathi Singh, he was granted
the
estate of Titoi in Idar.
- Thakur Ram Singh (ninth son), born 1485, he
was
granted the estate of Lodrau; married and had
issue, one son (see Lodrau).
He died 1561 in the battle of
Merta.
- Kunwar Sagat Singhji
- Kunwar Ratan Singhji
- Kunwar Panchayanji
- Kunwar Bhojrajji
- Kunwar Jagmalji
- Kunwar Banveerji
- Rao Jodhaji (fourth son) (qv)
- Rao Bhakarji, founder of the family of Aluva.
- Kunwar Adakmalji
- Rao Mandloji, founder of the family of Sarunda.
- Kunwar Mandoji
- Rao Viroji
- Rao Lakhoji
- Kunwar Jagmalji
- Rao Patoji, founder of the Patawat family of Barah
and
Desnokh.
- Rao Roopaji, founder of the Rupawat family of
Chutila.
- Kunwar Dungarji
- Kunwar Udekaranji
- Kunwar Goyand Dasji
- Kunwar Bhojrajji
- Kunwar Moolji
- Kunwar Hapoji
- Kunwar Karanji, founder of the Karnot family of
Lunawas.
- Kunwar Nathuji, had descendants in Bikaner.
- Kunwar Jeenmanji
- Kunwar Sayarji
- Kunwar Sujaji
- Rao JODHA,
Rao of
Jodhpur 1438/1488, born 1415 at Dunlo, he conquered
Sojat in 1455, and
in 1459, he laid the foundation of the
city
of Jodhpur (named after himself) and which he made his
capital; married
(amongst others), a daughter of Raja Kheema Santawat
of the Sonigra
Chauhan clan of Jalore, and
had issue, fourteen sons. He died 1488.
- Rao Nibo, eldest son, dvpsp.
- Rao Satalji (qv)
- Rao Sujaji (qv)
- Rao Bar [Birji] (by Rani Chauhaniji), he was
granted the Jagir of
Merta in 1461, married and had issue, the Barsinghot
Rathore clan.
- Kunwar Sinhaji, married and had issue, the
rulers of Jhabua.
- generation/s
- Thakur Bhiman Singh, married and had issue.
- Raja Kesho Das, 1st Raja of Jhabua (qv)
- Kunwar Askaranji, married and had issue, the
rulers of Kushalgarh
in Rajasthan.
- Rao Dudaji (by Rani Chauhaniji), born 15th
June
1440 at Mandaur, he was granted the Jagir of Merta
in 1461 and
became ancestor of
the Mertia Rathore clan, including the Thakurs of Rian,
Bijathal
and Jiliya, married and
had
issue. He
died 1515.
- Rao Ratan Singh, (4th son), married and had
issue.
- Kumari Meera Bai, born circa 1498, married
circa
1516, Yuvaraj Bhojraj Singh of Mewar,
died sp
1526. She died circa 1547.
- Rao Viram Deoji of Merta 1515/1544, married Rani
Gorajiya Kunwar,
daughter of Maharana Raimalji of Mewar,
and
had
issue.
He
died
1544
- Thakur Pratap Singhji I (by Rani Gorajiya
Kunwar),
he was granted the thikana of Ghanerao in 1552;
married and had issue
(see Ghanerao).
He died 1568.
- Rao Jagmal, ancestor of the Jagmalot clan,
married
and had issue.
- Thakur Hanwant Singh of Masuda.
- Thakur Lad Singh of Bagsuri.
- Rani Hansa Kumari, married Raja Raisal,
Darbari of Amarsar,
and had
issue.
- Rao Jaimal, 3rd son, born 1507, he was granted
the
thikana of Badnore.
He died 1568.
- Rao Chanda, 4th son, born 1517, he was granted
the
thikana
of Balunda in
about 1550. He died 1586.
- Rao Bika, died 1504. Founder of Bikaner.
- Rao Karamsi, ancestor of the Karamsot clan,
including
the Thakur of Khimsar.
He died 31st March 1526 in
the battle of Dhonsi.
- Rao Biharmal, founder of the family of Bai
Bhilara.
- Rao Shivraj, founder of the family of Dhunara.
- Rao Raimal
- Rao Samatsi, founder of the family of Dawara.
- Rao Bida, founder of the Bidawat clan, including
the
Thakurs of Bidasar, Chadwas, Charla etc.; he
accompanied his brother,
Rao Bika, and helped
him establish his own kingdom of Bikaner;
married
and
had
issue.
- Thakur Udaikaran Singh, he was granted the
estate of
Dronapur, from which he was expelled in 1526 by
Rao Jetsiji of Bikaner,
it later came into the possession of the
descendants of
his brother, Thakur Sansar Chandra of Padihara;
married and had issue.
- Thakur Sansar Chandra, he was granted the estate
of
Padihara; married and had issue.
- Thakur Sanga Singh, Thakur Sahib of Padihara
1529/1544,
he participated in various expeditions with
Maharaja Lunkaran of
Bikaner; married and had issue.
- Thakur Gopal Das, Thakur Sahib of Padihara
1544/1609,
he divide his estate between his three sons;
married and had issue.
- Thakur Jaswant Singh, succeeded to
Dronapur.
- Thakur Tej Singh, he was granted the
estate of
Chadwas.
- Thakur Kesho Das, he was granted the
estate of Bidasar.
- Rao Banhar
- Rao Gama
- Baisa Bir Kanwar [Rani Sringar Devi of Mewar],
married
(as his fourth wife), Maharana Raimal Singh, 7th
Maharana of Mewar.
- Baisa Brajbai [Rani Brajbai of Mewar], married (as
his
third wife), Maharana Sangram Singh I, 8th Maharana
of Mewar.
- Rao SATALJI,
Rao of
Jodhpur 1488/1491, founder of the
family of Satalmer. He
died 1491.
- Rao SUJAJI
[SURAJ
MAL], Rao of Jodhpur 1491/1515, born
1439, married and
had issue. He
died 1515.
- Rao Bagha, married and had issue. He died vp
before 1515.
- Rao Biram, eldest son.
- Rao Ganga (qv)
- Rani Dhan Kunwar, married Maharana Sangram
Singhji I of Udaipur.
- Baisa (name unknown), married Rao Suja
Singh of Amarsar,
and had issue.
- Rao Udaji, born 1462, founder of the Udawat clan,
including the Thakurs
of Neemaj,
Jaitaran, Gundoj, Biratia and Raipur,
married
and had issue, eleven sons.
- Rao Saga, ancestor of the Sagawat clan of Burwa.
He died
1516.
- Rao Priag
- Rao Viram Deo, married and had issue.
- Rao GANGA,
Rao of
Jodhpur 1515/1532, married (amongst
others), Rani
Padmavati of Sirohi,
and had issue. He died 1532.
- Rao Maldevji (son of the Sirohi Rani) (qv)
- Rao MALDEV,
Rao of
Jodhpur 1532/1562, married (amongst
others), (a) Rani
Uma Devi,
daughter
of Rawal Lunkaranji of Jaisalmer,
married
(b), a daughter of Raj Jait
Singh I of Delwara,
married (c), Rani Pran Kunwarba Sahiba of Dhrangadhra,
and had issue. Ancestor of the Thakur of Patodi.
He died 7th November 1562.
- Rao Ram Rai (eldest son), married the daughter of
Maharana Udai Singhji
of Mewar, and had
issue, the
Raos of Amjhera.
- Kunwar Kalla Singh (by the Mewari Rani),
co-Ruler of
Sirohi.
- Rao Chandrasen (3rd son) (qv)
- Rao Raimal
- Raja Udai Singhji I (qv)
- Kunwar Askaran Singh, ancestor of the Junia
family.
- Kunwar Gopal Das
- Kunwar Prithvi Raj, ancestor of the Jalore family.
- Kunwar Ratan Singh, married and had issue.
- Kunwar Mukund Das, he was granted the jagir of
Bhadrajun in 1596, and was ancestor of the
Bhadrajun family.
- Kunwar Bhai Raj, ancestor of the Ahari family.
- Kunwar Bikramajit
- Kunwar Bhan Singh
- Rani Hansa Bai, married Rao Lunkaranji of Amarsar, and had
issue.
- Kumari Rukma Bai (by Tipu, a concubine), married
Padshah
Akbar,
Emperor of
Delhi.
- (four other daughters married into the Mughal
family)
- Rao CHANDRASEN,
Rao
of Jodhpur 1562/1581, married and had
issue.
He died
January
1581.
- Raja Rai Singhji I (qv)
- Kunwar Askaran Singh
- Thakur Agar Sen, founder of the Bhinai family,
married
and had
issue.
- Thakur Karan Singh, married and had issue.
- Thakur Shyam Singh of Bhinai.
- Thakur Girdhar Singh of Santola.
- Kunwar Kanji Singh
- Kunwar Kahan Singh
- Baisa (name unknown), married Maharana Udai
Singhji
of Mewar.
- Baisa (name unknown), married Padshah
Akbar,
Emperor of Delhi.
Raja RAI SINGH I,
Rao
of Jodhpur 1581/1583 (in rebellion?)
- Raja UDAI SINGH,
Raja of Jodhpur
1583/1595, born 1539, married and had
issue, 17 sons and
17 daughters. He died 1595.
- Sawai Raja Suraj Singhji (qv)
- Rajkumar Prithvi Raj, ancestor of the Prithvirajot
clan,
(Boraita,
Baori,
Barwet, Raipuria, Gehandi).
- Rajkumar Shakti Singh [Sakat Singh], founder of
the
Sakatsinghot clan
of
Raghunathpura and Nalu (in Kishangarh) and Kharwa
in Jodhpur.
- Rajkumar Bhupat Singh, he left Jodhpur with his
brother,
Kishan Singh, and was granted an estate of five
villages and was
founder of the Bhuptot clan of
Naraina,
Pandarwara, Bhadoon
and Kherian in
Kishangarh.
- Raja Kishan Singh, born 1575, married and had
issue,
founder of Kishangarh
Princely State. He died 1615.
- Rao Dalpat Singhji (fourth son), he was granted
the
Pargana of Pisangan in the Ajmer district of
Rajasthan by his father,
married a sister of Raja Man Singh of Amber,
and had issue.
- Thakur Mahesh Dasji, succeded to his fathers
estate and
was ancestor of the Rulers of Sailana
and Sitamau, he
rendered meritorious
service to the Padshah of Delhi for which he was
granted the estates of
Titrod and Jalore in Marwar (the latter became his
capital), he married
Kunwarani Kusum Kanwar of Jhalai (?daughter
of
Rajkumar
Jhujhar
Singh,
younger
son
of Mirza Raja Man Singhji I
Bahadur of Amber), and had issue. He died
1607 in Lahore (#1).
- Maharaja Ratan Singh, founder of Ratlam.
- Thakur Fateh Singh, 1st Thakur Sahib of Kod 1686/-,
married and had issue, the Fatehsinghot clan of
the Rathore Dynasty,
including the Thakurs
of Bidwal,
Pachlana, Sarsi and Umarkot.
- Thakur Amar Singh, he was granted the
thikana of
Sarsi, married and had issue (see Sarsi).
- Thakur Akshay Singh, he was granted the
thikana of
Pachlana, married and had issue (see
Pachlana).
- Thakur Hari Singhji, married and had issue.
- Thakur Indra Singhji, he was the founder
of
Sarangi Thikana, married and had issue (see
Sarangi).
- Kunwar Jaswant Singh
- Kunwar Pratap Singh
- Kunwar Kuniram Singh
- Rajkumar Jait Singh, married and had issue.
- Kunwar Hur Singh
- Kunwar Umra Singh
- Kunwar Kanni Ram
- Kunwar Praim Raj, ancestor of the Khairwa
family.
- Rajkumari Man Bai (renamed Taj Bibi but better
known as
Jodha Bai),
married
1588, Shahzada Salim (later Padshah Jahangir,
Emperor of Delhi), born
1569,
died 1627. She died 1603.
- Rajkumar Akhairaj Singh
- Rajkumar Bhagwan Das, married and had issue.
- Kunwar Govind Das, founder of Govindgarh.
- Kunwar Gopal Das
- Kunwar Kesho Das [Kesri Singh] of Pisangan.
- Kunwar Nurur Das
- Kunwar Jaswant Singh, ancestor of the Manpura
family.
- Kunwar Ram Das
- Kunwar Puran Mal
- Kunwar Madho Das
- Kunwar Mohan Das
- Kunwar Kirat Singh
- Sawai Raja SURAJ
SINGH,
Raja
of
Jodhpur 1595/1619 , married
and had issue,
six
sons and seven
daughters. He died 1619.
- Maharaja Gaj Singhji I (qv)
- Rajkumar Sabal Singh
- Rajkumar Viram Deo
- Rajkumar Bijai Singh
- Rajkumar Pratap Singh
- Rajkumar Jaswant Singh
- Rani Satybhamajiba Sahiba,
married
(as his 2nd wife),
Raj Sahib Chandrasinhji Raisinhji of Dhrangadhra.
- Maharaja GAJ SINGH
I,
Maharaja
of
Jodhpur 1619/1638, born
at Lahore, married
(amongst
others),
daughter of Rawal Manohar Das of Jaisalmer,
and
had
issue.
He
died
1638.
- Rao Amar Singh, older son but was declared unfit
to rule,
married (a),
a Princess
of Bundi, married (b), Rani Ladi Kanwar, daughter of
Kunwar Kushal
Singh
of Amarsar,
committed sati
in July 1644,
married (c), 1633, daughter of Raja Dwarka Das of Khandela, and had
issue. He
died
26th July 1644.
- Rao Rai Singh, married a daughter of Thakur
Todarmal
Shekhawat, and had issue.
- Rao Inder Singh, married and had issue. He
died
1680.
- Rao Mokham Singh of Nagaur/Nagore.
- Rao Hati Singh, married and had issue.
- Rao Anup Singh, married and had issue.
- Maharaja Jashwant Singh I (qv)
- Maharajkumar Achil Singh, died young.
- Maharaja JASHWANT
SINGH I,
Maharaja
of
Jodhpur 1638/1678
(son of a Mewari
Princess), born
24th
December 1626, installed on the gaddi on 25th May
1638, married
(amongst
others) (a), 1649 Maharani Jasma De of Khandela,
married
(b),
Maharani
Janak
Kumari
of Khandela, married
(c) in 1715 samvat,
Maharani Anand Kunwar,
daughter of Maharao Akherajji II of Sirohi,
and
his
third wife, Rani Mevashi Ji, and had issue. He
died
28th November 1678 in Kabul,
poisoned
on orders of Padshah Aurangzeb.
- Maharajkumar Prithvi Singh (by Janak Kumari), died
of
measles vpsp
8th May 1667.
- Maharaja Ajit Singh (by Jadam, a junior wife)(qv)
- Maharajkumar Jagat Singh, died vpsp 1676.
- Maharajkumar Dalthamman Singh (by Naruki, a junior
wife),
born
(posthumously)
19th February 1679, died sp young.
- Maharaja AJIT SINGH,
Maharaja
of
Jodhpur 1679/1724, born
(posthumously) 19th
February 1679,
not crowned until 1706, married several wives
including (a), a daughter
of
Kunwar Gaj Singh of Udaipur,
married
(b), Maharani Kalyan Kunwari of
Devlia, married (c),
Maharani
Anup Kunwari, daughter of Maharawat Prithvi Singh of Pratapgarh,
married (d), 1719, a daughter of Rao Sagat Singh of Shahpura, she
committed sati
in June 1724, married (e),
a daughter of Rawal
Amar
Singh of Jaisalmer,
married (f), Maharani
Roop Kunwar, second daughter of Maharao Shri
Chattarsal Singh, Maharao
of Sirohi, and had
issue,
including 14 sons. He died 24th June
1724.
- Maharaja Abhai Singh (qv)
- Maharaja Rai Singh II (qv)
- Maharaja Bakht Singh (qv)
- Raja Anand Singh, Raja of Idar.
- Maharajkumar Rassa Singh, adopted into Jhabua.
- Maharaj Kumari Indira Kanwar, married 1715,
Padshah
Farrukhsiyar,
Mughal
Emperor of Delhi.
- Maharani Sobhag Kanwar (by Shahpura Maharani),
married
1740/1741, Maharana
Pratap Singhji II of Udaipur.
- Maharani Surya Kumari, married Sri Maharaja Sawai
Jai
Singhji II of Jaipur.
- Maharaja ABHAI
SINGH,
Maharaja
of
Jodhpur 1724/1749, born
1702, married (amongst
others)
(a),
a daughter of Sri Maharaja Sawai Jai Singhji II of Jaipur,
married
(b),
1730,
Rani Jas Kanwar, daughter
of Rao Man Singhji III of Sirohi,
and
his first wife, Rani
Krishna Kunwar, married
(c),
a
daughter of Thakur Kesari
Singh
Naruka
of Ladana, married (d), Maharani Swaroop Kunwar, a
daughter of Raja
Surtan Singh of Banera,
and had issue.
He died 19th June 1749 in Ajmer.
- Maharaja Ram Singh (by Rani
Krishna
Kunwar) (qv)
- Maharani Sobha Kunwar, married (as his third
wife),
Umara-i-Uzzam Maharaja Mahendra Gopal Singh of Bhadawar, and had
issue.
Maharaja RAI SINGH II,
Maharaja of Jodhpur 1749/1750 (deposed), died
1766.
- Maharaja
BAKHT SINGH, Maharaja of Jodhpur 1750/1752,
born 1706, married
(amongst
others), a daughter
of Maharawal Akhai Singhji of Jaisalmer,
and had issue. He died 21st
September
1752 (Bhadon Badi
13, 1809) at
Sinholi, poisoned by the Rani of Madho
Singh
of Amber.
- Maharaja Bijay Singh (qv)
- Maharajkumar Ajit Singh
- Maharaja RAM SINGH,
Maharaja of Jodhpur 1752/1773
married Maharani
Rajkunverba,
daughter
of Jam Saheb Tamachi Raisinhji of Nawanagar.
He
died sp
September 1773 at Jaipur.
- Maharaja BIJAY
SINGH,
Maharaja
of
Jodhpur 1773/1793, born
1724, married and had
issue. He
died
7th July 1793.
- Maharaj Bhom Singh, married and had issue.
- Maharaj Guman Singh, married and had issue.
- Maharaja Man Singhji (qv)
- Maharajkumar Fateh Singh, died young.
- Maharaj Zalim Singh, his mother was a Mewar
Princess,
married Rani Kamla Kumari, second daughter of Raja
Sardar Singhji of Banera.
He
committed suicide
in Udaipur (Mewar).
- Maharaj Sawant Singh, married and had issue.
- Maharaj Sher Singh, adopted his nephew, Maharaja
Man
Singhji (qv)
- Maharaj Sardar Singh
- Maharaja BHIM SINGH,
Maharaja
of
Jodhpur 1793/1803, married
(amongst others),
a daughter of
Kunwar
Rai Singh of Jaisalmer,
and had issue. He
died 17th October 1803 (Dec
1804?)
(Kartik 2, 1860 Samvat).
- Maharaj Kumar Dhonkal Singh, born 1804,
- Maharaja MAN SINGH,
Maharaja of Jodhpur 1803/1817 and
1818/1843, born 1783,
succeeded 19th
November
1803 (Mangsir 5,
1860),
married and had issue. He died 5th September
1843.
- Maharaja Chhatar Singh (qv)
- Rao Raja Sajjan Singh, seventh (natural?) son,
married
and had issue.
- generations
- Rao Raja Daulat Singh, born 1963 Samvat.
- Maharaja CHHATAR
SINGH,
Maharaja
of
Jodhpur 1817/1818
(Regent)
- HH Maharaja TAKHAT
SINGH,
Maharaja
of
Jodhpur 1843/1873,
born 1813, son of the
Raja of
Ahmadnagar
and descendant of Raja Anand Singhji of Idar (see
above), married to 30
"Queens",
21 "semi-wives" and many concubines (amongst whom)
(a), a daughter of
Thakur
Ror Singh of Dhamotar, married (b), a daughter of
Thakur Kesri Singh of
Nachana in Jaisalmer,
married (c), 1853, HH Maharani Gulab Kunwar, second
daughter of Maharao
Shri Sheo Singhji of Sirohi,
married
(d), 1867, HH Maharani Chand Kunwar, fifth daughter of
Maharao Shri
Sheo Singhji of Sirohi,
and had issue,
ten sons and ten natural sons as
well
as many daughters. He
died in March 1873.
- HH Maharaja Jashwant Singhji II (qv)
- Maharaj Jorawar Singhji, he was granted the
Thikana of Raoti.
- Lt.-Gen. HH Maharajah Bahadur Sir Pratap Singhji,
Maharaja
of Idar.
- Maharaj Randhir Singh
- Maharaj Ranjit Singh, fifth son, adopted his
nephew,
Kunwar Sher Singh, younger son of Maharaj Jorawar
Singh of Raoti, he
married and had adoptive issue.
- (A) Maharaj Sher Singh, married and had
issue (see Raoti).
- Maharaj Bhopal Singh, married and had issue.
- Lt.Col. HH Maharajadhiraj Shri Sir Daulat
Singhji Saheb
of Idar.
- Maharaj Ratan Singhji, Sarkar of Bhopalgarh,
married
and had issue. He died 3rd January 1917.
- Maharaj Kan
Singhji, married and had issue, three sons. He
died 1943.
- Maharaj Bahadur Singhji, married and had
issue, one
son and one daughter.
- Maharaj Dalpat Singhji of Bhopalgarh,
married
Rani Reeti Kumari, born
16th March 1952, daughter of Thakur
Jait Singh of Khandela-Senior,
and his wife, Thakurani
Brijraj Kanwar.
- Maharaj Kushal Singhji, married and had
issue, one
son and five daughters. He died 2008.
- Maharaj Sultan Singhji, married and has
issue.
- Rajkumar Virendra Singh, born 1961,
married and
has issue.
- Mihir Rathore, born 1997.
- Maharaj Paney Singh
- Col. Maharaj Kishan
Singhji, married and had issue.
- Col. Maharaj Prem Singhji, educated in
Jodhpur,
served
with the Jodhpur Lancers during WWII, member of
the winning Indian Polo
World Cup team in 1953, winner of the Queen's
Cup at Windsor in 1959,
winner of the Centenary Gold Cup in 1962,
Managaer of Glendale Polo
Club, Illinois, USA, awarded the first Arjuna
Award for outstanding
sportsmanship for polo in 1961; a poet, writing
in both Urdu as well as
the classical Marwari dialect; he
devoted considerable time between polo seasons
in the village of
Rajlani, to improve drinking water conditions
and physically worked in
the mountains, reforesting to increase water
catchment; he married Rani
Gulab Kanwar, daughter of Thakur Devi Singh of
Doongri, and
had issue.
- Maharaj Karan Singh, born 13th August 1947
in
Jodhpur, educated at Mayo College, Ajmer
(graduating in 1963) and at
Hindu College, Delhi University, Delhi;
married 10th November 1978 in
Jaipur, Rani Jayanti Kumari, and has issue.
-
Rajkumar Prithi Singh
-
Baiji Lal Priya Kumari
- Rani Sheela Kumari, born 14th July 1950,
married
22nd November 1968, Rajkumar Rameshwar Singh
of Suket, and
has issue.
- Thakurani Aruna Kumari, married Apji Vijai
Singh of Koela,
and has issue.
- Maharaj Narayan Singhji, married and had
issue.
- Baiji Lal Uma Kumari, married Thakur
Rajvir Singh of Dundlod,
and has issue.
- Maharaj Sajjan Singhji, married Rani Ratan
Kanwar of
Siana, and had issue.
- Maharaj Suman Singhji, married Rani Nirmala
Kumari, and has issue, two children.
- Baiji Lal Aaditi Kumari, married
Kunwar Prithviraj Singhji of Deogarh.
- Kunwar Manvendra
Singh Rathore, married Kanwrani Divya Singh
of Ramseen, and has issue.
- Bhanwar Aadityaveer Singh
- Baiji Lal Alaknanda Singh, married
Wg.-Cdr Rajkumar Biroja Shankar Singh Deo of Dhenkanal in
Orissa, and has issue, two
sons.
- Capt. Kumar Siddhartha Singh Deo
- Kumar Gautam Singh Deo
- Maharaj Raghuvendra Singhji, married Rani
Sunita
Kumari of Balwana, and has issue, two
daughters.
- Baiji Lal Ambika Kumari
- Baiji
Lal Arti Kumari
- Baiji Lal Jawahar Kanwar, married into
Naswadi.
- Baiji Lal Mohan Kanwar, married into Sayla.
- Baiji Lal Sajjan Kanwar, married into Siana.
- HH Maharani Daulat Kanwar, married HH Sri
Raj-i-Rajan
Maharawal Sir
Prithi
Singhji Bahadur of Banswara,
and had
issue.
- Maharaj Kishore Singh, born 1850,
Commander-in-Chief of
the State
Forces,
holds a jagir of 6 villages (1893); married 1864,
Maharajkumari
Vishnuprasad Kunwar, born 1846, daughter of HH
Maharajah
Raghuraj Singhji Bahadur of Rewah, and
had
issue, as well as further issue. He died 1899 (1955
VS)
- Maharaj Arjan Singh, married a daughter of the
Maharaja
of Vizianagram, and had issue.
- Maharaj Bhim Singh, married a daughter
of HH
Raja Rawat Sir Bane Singh of Rajgarh.
- HH Maharani (name unknown) Sahiba,
married (as
his tenth wife), Colonel HH Maharao Raja Shri
Sir
Raghubir Singhji
Sahib
Bahadur of Bundi.
- HH Maharani (name unknown) Sahiba,
married (as
his fourth wife), 1902 in Jodhpur, Colonel HH
Maharao Raja Shri Sir
Raghubir Singhji
Sahib
Bahadur of Bundi.
- Rao Raja Amar Singh, married a natural daughter
of the
Maharaja of
Karauli.
- Maharaj Madho Singh
- Maharaj Bahadur Singh, married and had issue.
- Maharaj Mahabat Singh, married the daughter of HH
Raja
Vishwanath Singhji of Rewah,
and had
issue. He died spm.
- HH Maharani (name unknown) Sahiba,
married (as
his second wife), Colonel HH Maharao Raja Shri Sir
Raghubir Singhji
Sahib
Bahadur of Bundi.
- Maharaj Sri Zalim Singh Sahib, born 1865, educated
at
Mayo College,
Ajmer;
held a Jagir of 5 villages, Vice President and
Senior Member of the
Regency
Councils of Jodhpur, married and had issue.
- Maharaj Guman Singh, born 1887, educated at
Elgin
Nobles School,
Jodhpur;
Private Secretary to the Maharaja of Jodhpur
1914/1918, Commanding
Officer
of Sumer Camel Corps and Sumer Infantry 1918/1926,
ADC to HH the
Maharaja
of Jodhpur, married eldest daughter of Raja Janak
Singhji of Nimrana,
and had issue.
- Maharaj Narpat Singh, educated at Mayo
College,
Ajmer; married Rani
Bhupendra
Kumari, daughter of Thakur Saheb Gambhir Singhji
of Vala
(Valbhipur), and had issue.
- Rajkumari Puspendra Kumari
- Maharaj Indrajeet Singh, educated at Mayo
College,
Ajmer and then at
Rajkumar
College, Rajkot (1964); married Rani
Priyamvada Kumari, daughter of
Thakur
Saheb
Chatra Singhji of Naswadi,
and has
issue.
- Rajkumar Divyajeet Singh, born 1972,
educated at
Navrachan High School,
Baroda and at Maharaja Sayaji Rao University
of Baroda ; married 1997,
Jagruti Kumari, daughter of Kunwar Jitendra
Singhji Solanki of Mogar,
and has issue.
- Bhanwar Raghvendra Singh Rathore, born
18th
December 2002.
- Rajkumar Abhijeet Singh, born 1974,
educated at
Navyug High School,
Baroda
and at Maharaja Sayaji Rao University of
Baroda ; married 2000, Kumari
Shri Meera Devi,
daughter of Kumar Shri Sudhirsinhji
Sursinhji of Wadhwan,
and has issue.
- Bhanwar Shivaditya Singh, born 26th
November
2003.
- Maharaj Shri Raghunath Singhji Sahib of Zalim
villas,
educated at Mayo College,
Ajmer; married and had issue.
- Thakoraniji Rathodji Harendra Kumari,
married Kumar
Shri Harishchandra
Jaswantsinhji of Ranasan,
and has
issue.
- Maharaj Amar Singh, educated at Mayo College,
Ajmer;
married Rani Indu Kumari, daughter of Lt.-Col.
Apji Dalel Singh of Palaitha, and
his second wife, Rani
Sajan Kumari, and had issue.
- Maharaj Ajai Singh, born 14th May 1959,
married 9th
December 1986, Rani Shivani Kumari, born 28th
September 1962, daughter
of Kanwar Daljit Singh Jamwal, and his wife,
Kanwarani Neelima Kumari,
daughter of Kanwar Randip Singh of Sirmur.
- Rajkumari Nalini Kumari
- Rajkumari Menal Kumari
- Maharaj Bijay Singh, adopted by his uncle,
Maharaj
Mahabat Singh.
- Rao Raja Moti Singh, married and had issue.
- Rao Raja Amar Singh, married Rani S.... Bai of
Sokhada,
and had issue.
- Rani Madan Kunwar, married Rao Raja Daljit
Singh of
Alwar, and had
issue.
- Rani Rajeshwari Kumari, married Rao
Raja
Hukum
Singh of Jodhpur (see below),
and
has issue.
- Rao Raja Sawai Singh
- Rao Raja Tej Singh, born about 1858, Assistant
Prime
Minister
and
Superintendent
of Mekhma Tamil, married and had issue.
- Rao Raja Gulab Singh, served in the Military and
Police
Departments of
Jodhpur State, married and had issue.
- Rao Raja Mohan Singh, born 10th March 1905,
Bachelor
of Law 1931, Naib
Hakim 1932, Assistant Political Secretary,
appointed Superintendent of
the Court of Wards in 1940; married a natural
daughter of Maharaja
Madho Singhji
II
of Jaipur, and had
issue, three sons and two
daughters.
- Rao Raja Vir Bhanu Singh, married 1947, Rao
Rani
Sudha Devi, daughter of Lt.Col. HH Sir
Maharaja Narendra Shah Sahib
Bahadur of Tehri-Garhwal,
and his
third (morgantic) wife, Rani Krishna Devi
Bisht, and had issue.
- Rao Raja Sajan Singh
- Rao Raja Anand Singh
- Rao Raja Jawan Singh, married and had issue.
- Rao Raja (name unknown) Singh, married
and had
issue.
- Rao Raja Madan Singh
- Rao Raja Indra Singh, born 1904, a Double
Tazimi
First Class Rao Raja,
educated at Punjab University, Joint Secretary
and Founder Member of
Shri
Raj Vanshi Hitkarni Sabha, Member of Walter Krit
Sabha, General
Secretary
of Marwar Rajput Sabha, married and had issue.
- Rao Raja Mordhaj Singh
- Rao Raja Mahendra Singh
- Rao Raja Kalyan Singh, Guardian Tutor to HH
Maharaja
Dhiraj Maharaja
Sri
Sumar Singh, married and had issue.
- Rao Raja Jai Singh, born about 1884, Double
Tazimi
Noble,
married and had
issue.
He died before 1941.
- Rao Raja Fateh Singh
- Rao Raja Bakht Singh
- Rao Raja Ranjit Singh
- Baisa (name unknown), married Maharaj Jiwan
Singhji of Nawanagar.
She died 1916.
- Baisa (name unknown), married 1863,
Maharaja Ram
Singhji II of Jaipur.
- Baisa (name unknown), married in January
1891,
Colonel HH Maharao Raja Shri Sir Raghubir Singhji
Sahib
Bahadur of Bundi.
- HH Maharaja
JASHWANT SINGH
II, Maharaja of Jodhpur
1873/1895, born 1838 at
Ahmadnagar in
Gujarat,
married 8 wives, (amongst others), 1stly, daughter of
the Jam Sahib of Nawanagar,
married (a), HH Maharani
Puariji Bijai Kunwar Bai Sahiba,
died 1st February 1897, daughter of HH Raja Hanwant
Singhji of Narsinghgarh,
and
had
issue,
as
well
as natural issue.
He died
11th
October 1895 (#2,p.57).
- Yuvaraj (name
unknown)
Singh,
born 27th January 1878, died young.
- HH Raj Rajeshwar Maharajadhiraj Sardar Singhji
Bahadur
(by the Puarji
Maharani) (qv)
- Rao Raja (name unknown) Singh, married and
had
issue.
- Lt.-Col. Rao Raja Sujan Singh, born 1900,
educated at
Rajput Nobles'
School,
Jodhpur, joined army in 1918, Officer Commanding
since 1929, awarded
the
Coronation Medal 1937, married 1920, Rani Swarup
Bai of Dhrangadhra,
and
had issue.
- Kunwar Sanwant Singh, awarded the Silver
Jubilee
Medal 1935 and
Coronation
Medal 1937.
- Kunwar Mahendra Singh
- Kunwar Anand Singh
- Rao Raja Jabbar Singh, married 1920, Rani Lila
Bai of Dhrangadhra,
and
had issue.
- Rao Raja Balwant Singhji [Lalaji], married
Rani
Kanchan Kuwar Ba [Kanchu], and had
issue, one son and three
daughters.
- Rajkumari Puran Kuwar Ba, born 10th February
1955
in Jodhpur, married 26th June 1979 in Jodhpur,
Thakur Narender Singhji
Rajawat of Thikana Chandroli in Jaipur, and
has issue, two daughters.
- Kumari Nalini Kuwar Ba, married
Kumar Shri
Mahipal Sinh P. Jadeja of Morvi.
- Kumari Manisha Kuwar Ba, is
presently
unmarried and living in London.
- HH Maharaja Dhiraj
Maharaja Sri Sir SARDAR SINGHJI Bahadur,
Maharaja of Jodhpur
1895/1911,
born
11th February 1880, K.C.S.I. [cr.1908], married 1stly,
20th February
1892 (#2),
a daughter
of HH Maharao Raja Ram Singhji of Bundi,
married 2ndly, HH Maharani Kishore Kanwar, daughter of
HH 108 Sri
Maharaj Adhiraj Raj Rajeshwar Ravi Kula
Bushana-Mahi
Mahindra Yavadarya Kula Kamaldhivakara Chattis Rajkul
Singar Maharana
Shri Sir
Fateh Singhji Bahadur Hindua Suraj Hindupati of Udaipur, and had
issue. He died 21st
March 1911.
- HH Raj Rajeshwar Maharaja Dhiraj Maharaja Sri
Sumar
Singhji
(qv)
- Major HH Raj Rajeshwar Saramad Raj-hai Hindustan
Maharaja
Dhiraj
Maharaja
Sri Sir Umaid Singhji Bahadur (qv)
- Maharaj Shri Ajit Singh Sahib, born 1st May 1907,
educated at Rajkumar
College, Rajkot and at Mayo College, Ajmer; Director
of Veterinary
Department
and State Shikar Khana in 1927; President of
Consultative Committee of
Jodhpur State in 1936; President of the Advisory
Board in 1938; awarded
the Coronation medal 1937; married Rani Man Kumari,
daughter of Thakur
Saheb Sawai Singhji Bahadur of Isarda,
and his wife, Thakurani Sugan Kunwar, and
had issue. He died 1978.
- Maharaj Shri Sobagh Singhji, married Rani
Nathawatiji
of Samode, and has
issue.
- Kunwar Ranvijay Singh, married to Kumari Shri
Poornima Devi of Limbdi, and has issue, two
daughters and one son.
- Baiji Lal Nidhika Rathore
- Baiji Lal Viveka Rathore
- Bhanwar Abhay Singh
- Kunwar Karanvijay Singh, married to Kunwarani
Shaweta
Kumari.
- Baiji Lal Chandrika Kumari, married Dr. Adit
Singh
Tuar.
- Maharaj Shri Swarup Singhji, married Rani Usha
Devi of Alelal-Bijapur
(sister
of Rani Madhu Devi, see below) and has issue. He
died 2003.
- Kunwar Raghavendra Singh Rathore [Prince
Raghu],
Fashion Designer, married Kunwarani
Kavita Devi, daughter
of Thakur Uday Bahn Singh of Nana.
- Kunwar Suryaveer Singh Rathore, born 1972,
married
May 1997, Rajkumari
Uttara Kumari, daughter of Raja Chandr Vijay
Singh of Sahaspur,
and his
first wife, Rani Harsh Kumari.
- HH Maharani Shri Brijraj Kumari Sahiba, born
1926,
married 3rd March
1943,
HH Maharaja Sriraj Mayurdhwaj Singhji of Dhrangadhra.
- Baiji Lal Subodh Kanwar (Princess Imbux),
married
Thakur Naseeb Chand
Katoch of Alelal-Bijapur,
and
has issue, one son and one daughter.
- Baiji Lal (name unknown) (Princess Tout),
married Raja Rajendra Singhji of Uniara, and has
issue, one son and one daughter.
- Baiji Lal Sampat Kumari (Princess Jane) [Rani
Sampat
Kumari of Garhi],
married 195x, Rao Indrajit Singhji of Garhi
in Banswara,
and
had issue.
- Baiji Lal (name unknown), married into
the Baria
Royal Family.
- HH Maharani Marudhar Kunwar, born 1899, married
30th
January 1924, HH
Saramad-i-Rajahai
Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai
Man Singhji II
Bahadur
of Jaipur.
- HH Maharani Samrajyi Kunwar, born 1903, married
(as his
first wife), 25th June 1919, HH
Bandhwesh
Maharaja
Sir Ghulab Singhji Bahadur of Rewah, and
had issue, one son. She died 1954.
- Honourary Lt. HH
Raj
Rajeshwar Maharaja Dhiraj Maharaja Sri
SUMAR SINGHJI Bahadur, Maharaja of Jodhpur
1911/1918, born 14th January 1898 (#2,p.59),
married
the daughter of Maharaj Shri
Jaswan Singhji of Nawanagar
and had
issue.
He died 3rd October 1918.
- HH Maharani Kishore Kanwar, born 1916, married
24th April
1932, HH
Saramad-i-Rajahai
Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai
Man Singhji II
Bahadur
of Jaipur. She died 30th
April 1958.
-
 Major
HH
Raj
Rajeshwar Saramad Raj-hai Hindustan Maharaja Dhiraj
Maharaja Sri
Sir UMAID SINGHJI Bahadur, Maharaja of
Jodhpur 1918/1947, born
8th July
1903, educated at
Mayo
College, Ajmer; K.C.V.O. [cr.1922], L.C.S.I.
[cr.1925], married 11th
November
1921 (as his only wife), HH Maharani Sri Badan Kunwar
Sahiba, daughter
of Rao Bahadur Thakur Jai
Singhji of Osian,
and had issue. He died 9th June 1947.
- HH Raj Rajeshwar Maharajadhiraj Shri Hanuwant
Singhji
Sahib Bahadur (qv)
- Maharaj Shri Himmat Singh Sahib, born 21st June
1925,
married 1951,
Rani
Shailendra Kumari, daughter of Maj.-Gen.
HH Farzand-i-Khas-i-Daulat-i-Inglishia
Mansur-i-Zaman Amir-ul-Umra
Maharaja
Dhiraj Rajeshwar Sir Sri Maharaja-i-Rajgan Bhupendra
Singh Mahendra
Bahadur of Patiala,
and had issue.
- Rajkumar Yashwant Singh, born 14th February
1954,
educated at
Woodstock School, Mussoorie.
- Rajkumar Rajendra Singh, born 21st June 1955,
educated at Woodstock School, Mussoorie; married
Rajkumar-Rani
Durgesh
Nandani, born 1960, daughter of Kanwar Ravinder
Singh of Mahilog,
and his wife, Kanwarani Yashoda
Kumari, and
has
issue, two daughters.
- Baiji Lal Padmaja Kumari
- Baiji Lal Rudhrani Kumari
- Maharaj Shri Hari Singh Sahib, born 21st September
1929,
married 1stly, 1947,
Rani
Harsha Kumari, born 1930, died 1960, daughter of HH
Maharajadhiraj
Maharawal
Girdhar Singhji of Jaisalmer,
married
2ndly, Rani Mahendra Kumari of Loharki in Jaisalmer,
daughter of Thakur
Girdhar Singh Bhati, and had issue.
- Rajkumari Prem Kanwar, married Kunwar Nand
Kishore
Singhji from
Bihar, and has issue.
- Kumari Meenakshi, married 2009, Shri Gautam
Singh
Pathania.
- Kunwar Abhijeet Singh, married 9th December
2010,
Maharajkumari Viveka Kumari, daughter of HH
Maharaja
Rajendra Singhji, 12th Maharaja Sahib of Idar,
and
his
wife,
HH
Maharani
Prakash
Kumari.
- Kumari Madhavi
- Maharaj Shri Devi Singh Sahib, born 20th September
1933.
- Maharaj Shri Dalip Singh Sahib, Thakur Sahib of
Thikana
Luni, born 20th October 1937,
married Rani
Madhu
Devi of Alelal-Bijapur
(sister of Rani
Usha
Devi, see above), and has issue.
- Rajkumar Vikram Singh, married Rajkumari Yamini
Devi,
daughter of Raja
Arya Shah of Khairigarh.
- Rajkumari Mriganka Kumari, married 1999,
Rajkumar Jai
Singh of Suket.
- HH Maharani Padmavati Devi, born 14th December
1930,
married 1950, HH
Maharaja
Gaekwad Fatehsinhrao Gaekwad II of Baroda.
- HH Raj Rajeshwar
Maharajadhiraj Shri HANWANT SINGHJI Sahib
Bahadur, Maharaja of Jodhpur
1947/1952, born 16th
June 1923, succeeded to the gadi on the death
of his father,
married
1stly in 1943, HH Maharani Krishna Kumari Ba Sahiba of
Dhrangadhra
(now the Rajmata of Jodhpur), born 10th February 1926,
married 2ndly,
September
1948, HH Maharani Sundra Devi (née Sandra
McBryde), born 1929,
died
1991, and had issue (by first wife), as well as
further issue by Vidya
Rani [née Zubeida]. He died 26th January 1952.
-
 Rani
Chandresh
Kumari, born 1st Feb 1944 in Jodhpur, educated at
St. Hildas
School, Ooty and Jodhpur University. Member of the
Himachal Pradesh
State
Assembly 1972/77 and 1982/84 and the 8th Lok Sabha
1984/89, Member of
the
Committee on Communications, Joint Committee on
Empowerment of Women,
Business
Advisory Committee and Consultative Committee for
the Ministry of
Communications;
Deputy Minister, Himachal Pradesh, 1977 and Minister
of State, Himachal
Pradesh, 1984; Deputy Chief Whip, Congress (I) Party
in Rajya Sabha;
Member of the Rajya Sabha in [10.4.1996] -
[9.4.2002]. Interests
include Indian classical
music,
reading (History) and animal welfare, married 4th
December 1968, Raja
Aditya
Dev Chand Katoch of Kangra-Lambagraon
and
has issue, one son. (Clouds
End Villa, Dharamsala, District Kangra, Himachal
Pradesh, India)
- Rani Shailesh Kumari, born 1945, married 1962
(div.
1980), Rajkumar
Ganga
Singh of Banswara,
and has issue.
- HH Raj Rajeshwar Saramad-i-Rajha-i-Hindustan
Maharajadhiraja Maharaja
Shri
Gaj Singhji II Sahib Bahadur (see above).
- Rao Raja Hukum Singh [Tutu
Jodhpur]
(by
Zubeida), born
1952, educated at Rajkumar College, Rajkot (1964)
and at Mayo College,
Ajmer; married Rani Rajeshwari Kumari
of
Alwar, and had issue, one son and one daughter. He
died in the 1980's.
- Rao Raja Parikshit Singh
- Rajkumari Jayanandini Kumari, married Kunwar
Vikramaditya Singh of Palaitha-Kotah.
- HH Raj Rajeshwar
Saramad-i-Rajha-i-Hindustan
Maharajadhiraja Maharaja
Shri
GAJ SINGHJI II Sahib Bahadur, Maharaja of
Jodhpur (see above)
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born
13th
January
1948
in
Jodhpur,
educated
at
Cothhill House, Eton College and Christ
Church
Oxford, graduated in 1970 B.A. (Hons) in Politics,
Philosophy and
Economics.
Founder and creator of a number of Philanthropic
Institutions and
Charitable
Trusts associated with Education, Religion, Social
Welfare, Medical
Care
and Rehabilitation of Military personnel. Chief Patron
& President
of Chopasani School, Jodhpur. Patron & Vice President
of Mayo
College,
Ajmer (General Council & Governing Body). Honorary
Member of Rotary
International. President of Jodhpur Nagrik Association.
Honorary Member
of Jodhpur Jaycees. Served as Indian High Commssioner,
concurrently
accredited
to Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Grenada, Dominica, St.
Lucia, St.
Vincent
and as Commissioner to Antigua, St. Kitts, Montsarrat,
Cayman Islands
&
Turks & Caicos Islands 1978/1980; married 19th
February 1973 at
Dehra
Dun, HH Maharani Hemlata Rajye, daughter of Raja Shiv
Ratan Dev Singh
of Poonch, and his wife,
Rani Nalini
Rajya Lakshmi Devi,
daughter of HM King Tribhuvan of Nepal,
and has
issue, one son and one daughter.