The Sisodia Dynesty of Mewar

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Nandini

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: Rimpy15
wow!! where do u get all this info from ???? 😲

i m completely surprised!!

thanks for the info though...keep sharing such infos...love to read historical facts 😃

I know bit from the tales I have heard , I belong to rajputana. And based on what I know I do some search

Thanks for liking😊

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DiamondLife

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Posted: 12 years ago

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tfs..

when its saying udai singh lost mevar to akbar..does that mean he will be alive in this battle with shams khan?

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Nandini

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Originally posted by: DiamondLife
tfs..
when its saying udai singh lost mevar to akbar..does that mean he will be alive in this battle with shams khan?

Yes if they show otherwise that will be a departure from history

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Rimpy

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: Nandiniraizaada

I know bit from the tales I have heard , I belong to rajputana. And based on what I know I do some search

Thanks for liking😊

ofcourse i liked it dear 🤗 i love history...specially medieval time 😊

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Vrish

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Posted: 12 years ago

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The Mewar dynasties

Gahlot Dynasty of Mewar[edit]

Kanak-Sen left Koshala in the 2nd century and settled in Saurashtra. His descendents established themselves and became rulers at Vallabhi. Ages later, Prince Grahaditya also known as Guhil obtained the small kingdom ofIdar. His name became the patronymic Grahilot, later corrupted to Gahlot. The Gahlot Dynasty sometimes supported the Pratiharas (the dominant clan in Rajasthan) along with the Chauhans against the Arab invasions of 7th century. Later the wilds of Idar had to be abandoned and the clan settled at Ahar, and the new name Aharya came into use. Around the 12th century the sons of Karan Singh I included Mahup, who established himself at Dungarpur while his younger brother Rahupestablished himself near Sisodia village. Later the term Sisodia supplanted both Gahlot and Aharya.^[1]^[2]

Gahlot rulers at Idar[edit]

Name^[1]^[2]	Reign Began C.E.	Reign Ended C.E.
1	Grahaditya
2	Bhoja
3	Mahendra I

The dynasty moved to a new capital city, Nagda.

Gahlot rulers at Nagda[edit]

Name^[1]^[2]	Reign Began C.E.	Reign Ended C.E.
1	Nagaditya
2	Siladitya
3	Aparajita
4	Mahendra II

"Last King of Mori Dynasty of Malwa, Mun Singh Mori, killed Mahendra II, his brother-in-law, to conquer Mewar."
- "Kalbhoj, son of Mahendra II, returned with allies to recover Mewar from his uncle and established himself at the new capital of Chittor."^[1]^[2]

Gahlot rulers at Chittor[edit]

Name^[1]^[2]	Reign Began C.E.	Reign Ended C.E.
1	Kalbhoj Bappa Rawal	734	753
2	Khuman I
3	Matatt
4	Bhartribhatt I -\| Organized a congregation of all descendants of Kanak Sen, in which 84 States participated. In AD 823 Keshav Dev Sikarwar, the army commander of Rawal Matribhatji of Chittor, along with troops from the Gohils of Pirangarh, Jhalasof Halwad, Chawadas, Chandrawats, Shaktawats, Sikarwars form Sikar, Mangals from Lodwara, Bargujars from Rajurgarh, Bhatejas, Guhilots and the Sisodias from Mewar went on an expansion spree.
5	Singha Gahlot
6	Khuman II is a celebrated name in Mewar, for his fights against Muhammedans from west. Defeated Madud, grndson of Md. Bin Qasim.
7	Mahoyak
8	Khuman III
9	Bhartribhatt II	942
10	Allat Singh - was "forced by Siyaka II of Paramara dynasty to abandon Chittor and move to Ahar".	951	953

Gahlot rulers at Ahar[edit]

Name^[1]^[2]	Reign Began C.E.	Reign Ended C.E.
1	Narwahana		971
2	Shalivahana
3	Shakti Kumar	977
4	Amba Prasad
5	Shuchi Varma
6	Narvarma
7	Kirtivarma
8	Yograj
9	Vairath
10	Hanspal I
11	Bair Singh	1108
12	Hanspal II
13	Amar Singh
14	Kod Singh
15	Vikram Singh
16	Karan Singh I - "Father of Rahup & Mahup"	1158	1168
17	Kshem Singh		1172

"Kshem Singh was forced to move his capital to Dungarpur due to Muslim Invasions."^[1]^[2]

Gahlot rulers at Dungarpur[edit]

Name^[1]^[2]	Reign Began C.E.	Reign Ended C.E.
1	Samant Singh
2	Kumar Singh
3	Manthan Singh - "Fought alongside Prithviraj Chauhan against Muhammad of Ghor & was one of the few Rajput rulers to survive".	1192
4	Padma Singh - "His successor moves the seat of government to Nagda"

Gahlot rulers at Nagda[edit]

Name^[1]^[2]	Reign Began C.E.	Reign Ended C.E.
1	Jaitra Singh - "Recovered Chittor after the fall of Malwa to Sultan Iltutmish"	1213	1253

Gahlot rulers at Chittor[edit]

Name^[1]^[2]	Reign Began C.E.	Reign Ended C.E.
1	Jaitra Singh	1213	1253
Mewar without a ruler for eight years	1253	1262
2	Tej Singh	1262	1273
3	Samar Singh	1273	1302
4	Ratan Singh - Siege of Chittor by Alauddin Khilji & conquest of Mewar by Delhi Sultanate	1302	1303

"Interregnum - Sanchore Rulers at Chittor under Alauddin Khilji (1303–1326)"
- "Galhot dynasty is replaced by its junior branch, Sisodia, founded by Rahup."^[1]^[2]

Sisodia Dynasty of Mewar[edit]

Rana Laksha of Sisodia clan with all his 10 sons had rallied in defense of Chittor but in vain. The Sardars decided that it was time to safeguard the royal lineage. There is mention of only two sons of Rana Laksha by name, Ari Singh I and Ajay Singh. Ari Singh I had a son named Hamir Singh I who was taken by his uncle Ajay to Kelwara for safety. After the defeat of Mewar at Chittor by Alauddin Khilji, in which Rana Laksha and his son Ari Singh perished, the people began to rally behind Ajay who pursued a guerrilla campaign until he too died in 1320s. The Sardars now picked Hamir Singh I as head of the Sisodia clan and rightful heir to the throne of Mewar. He married the daughter of Maldeo of Jalore, who now governed Chittor for the Delhi Sultanate. He overthrew his father-in-law and reclaimed his ancestral homeland.^[1]^[2]

Sisodia Dynasty at Chittor[edit]

Name^[1]^[2]	Reign Began C.E.	Reign Ended C.E.
1	Maharana Hamir Singh I - "First to take the title of Maharana of Mewar"	1326	1366
2	Maharana Kshetra - "Takes Ajmer and Mandalgarh"
3	Maharana Lakha - "Takes remaining Mewar territories from Delhi. Killed in Battle."		1421
4	Maharana Mokal – "Marwar invades Mewar and Mokal is assassinated at age 24." His elder brother, Chunda, is called back to safeguard Mewar.	1421	1433
5	Maharana Kumbha	1433	1468
6	Maharana Udai Singh I	1468	1473
7	Maharana Rai-Mal	1473	1509
8	Maharana Sangram Singh Rana Sanga - "Defeated at the Battle of Khanwa by Mughal Emperor Babur in 1527".	1509	1527
9	Maharana Ratan Singh II	1528	1531
10	Maharana Vikramaditya Singh	1531	1537
11	Maharana Banbir Singh	1537	1540
12	Maharana Udai Singh II – "He lost Chittor to Mughal Emperor Akbar in February 25, 1568. He moved his capital toUdaipur."	1540	1568

Sisodia Dynasty at Udaipur[edit]

Name^[1]^[2]	Reign Began C.E.	Reign Ended C.E.
1	Maharana Udai Singh II	1568	1572
2	Maharana Pratap Singh I	1572	1597
3	Maharana Amar Singh II	1597	1620
4	Maharana Karan Singh II	1620	1628
5	Maharana Jagat Singh I	1628	1654
6	Maharana Raj Singh I	1668	1681
7	Maharana Jai Singh	1681	1700
8	Maharana Amar Singh III	1700	1716
9	Maharana Sangram Singh II	1716	1734
10	Maharana Jagat Singh II	1734	1751
11	Maharana Pratap Singh II	1752	1755
12	Maharana Raj Singh II	1755	1762
13	Maharana Ari Singh II	1762	1772
14	Maharana Hamir Singh II	1772	1778
15	Maharana Bhim Singh	1778	1828
16	Maharana Jawan Singh	1828	1838
17	Maharana Swaroop Singh	1842	1861
18	Maharana Shambhu Singh	1861	1874
19	Maharana Sajjan Singh	1874	1884
20	Maharana Fateh Singh	1884	1930
21	Maharana Bhopal Singh	1930	1956
22	Maharana Bhagwat Singh - "Last ruler of Mewar (Udaipur)"	1956	1984

Maharana Bhagwat Singh passed away on 2 november 1984. He has 2 son's elder Mahendra singh and younger Arvind singh, before his death he made a trust name Maharana Mewar Foundation and younger son Arvind singh look after the trust and lives in city palace Udaipur.

Head of Sisodia Dynasty of Udaipur[edit]

Name^[1]^[2]	Reign Began C.E.	Reign Ended C.E.
1	Maharana Bhagwat Singh	1956	1984
2
1984	Present

Present Ruler[edit]

Maharana Mahendra Singh Mewar - former M.P. from Chittorgarh. His son is Bavjiraj Yuvraj Vishvaraj Singhji Mewar.

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Vrish

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Udai Singh
Maharana of Mewar
Reign	1540 - 1572
Born	4 August, 1522
Birthplace	Chittorgarh Fort, Rajasthan,India
Died	28 February, 1572
Place of death	Gogunda, Rajasthan, India
Predecessor	Vikramaditya Singh
Successor	Maharana Pratap
Consort	Maharani Jaivantabai^[1]
Wives	Sajjabai Solankini Jaivantabai Madrechi Lalabai (seven wives)
Issue	Pratap Singh Shakti Singh Vikramdev Jagmal (24 sons)
Royal House	Sisodia
Father	Rana Sanga
Mother	Rani Karmavati
Religious beliefs	Hinduism

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Nandini

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Posted: 12 years ago

#27

Thanks vrish for the wonderful info

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Marathi_Mulgi

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Posted: 12 years ago

#28

thanks for all info
and me too read abt panna dai somewhere
in syllabus of other
she exchanged her son to save rana's life.
wish they show abt her in flash back

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Marathi_Mulgi

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Posted: 12 years ago

#29

awesome topic and informations shared👏
loved this forum and its topics😃
always sharing knowledge
and make feel proud to read👍🏼
and abt Nandiniraizaada and .Vrish.
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