Sarvaiyaસરવૈયા
The Chudasama Rajputs whose ancestors held the eighty-four villages round about Sarvi came to be styled Sarvaiyas — talukdars of the tracts between Sorath and Gohilwad.
- Lineage
- Chandravanshi
- Arrived
- Branch of the Chudasamas
- Region
- Central & eastern Saurashtra
- Origin
- The eighty-four villages around Sarvi
- Principal seats
- Talukdari estates of Gohilwad & Amreli
The account
The Chudasama Rajputs whose ancestors received the eighty-four villages round about Sarvi were later styled Sarvaiyas.
The Ranimanga Barots’ records tell how two cadets of the Chudasama house, Jesa and Veja, dissatisfied with their share of the grant, became outlaws; through the mediation of the merchant Vanarashi they were reconciled and received a hundred and fifty villages of Amreli Taluka.
Bhat records place Sarvaiya jagirdars in possession of Vasavad, Bhadli and Chital, till they were driven out by the Kathis. The Sarvaiya Rajputs were till recently talukdars in Datha, Aiyavej, Chok, Jaliya, Rohishala, Pa, Sanala and other estates of the Gohilwad district.
The line of descent
- Chudasama house
- Jesa & Vejathe 84 Sarvi villages
- Gohilwad estatesDatha, Aiyavej, Chok…
- Jesa & Vejathe 84 Sarvi villages
Simplified — houses and branches, not a full genealogy.
Cadet Estates & Settlement Clusters
Gohilwad Sarvaiya Darbari Estates
Saurashtra (Gohilwad)Affiliated Seat: Datha