Sayla State Family & Bhayati Villages
Hereditary cadet estates and settlement villages granted to the younger brothers of the Sayla royal house.
Rajput Darbar Gaamo na List
Authenticated directory of micro-level territorial estates, Bhayati villages, and Thikanas of Rajput Darbars across Gujarat. Strictly excludes cultivator R'jput divisions and Kathi villages.
Hereditary cadet estates and settlement villages granted to the younger brothers of the Sayla royal house.
The historic cradle of the Jhala clan where Harpaldev and Shaktidevi first established their seat in Gujarat.
Prominent settlement villages of the Jhala clan situated across the Little Rann within Kutch territory.
Cadet villages and fortified settlements held by senior Jhala collaterals of the premier 13-gun state.
Cadet villages granted to the descendants of Rajoji Jhala, who founded the Wadhwan principality.
Hereditary cadet holdings granted to younger sons of the Thakor Sahebs of Limbdi across the Nalakantha border.
Strategic frontier estates granted by Jam Rawal in 1539 to secure the boundaries of the newly founded Nawanagar kingdom.
Prominent cadet estates descending from Jam Vibhaji and the Kumbhani Jadeja branch in central Saurashtra.
The illustrious Bhayad of Cutch — sovereign garasdars holding hereditary judicial and territorial rights within Kutch.
The fifteen historic villages of the Devani Gohils maintaining ritual unity and a common shrine at Pachhegam.
Lineage estates held by the Vachhani (Avania) and Govindani (Bhandaria) cadet branches in eastern Gohilwad.
Darbari settlements along the sacred Narmada valley established by Kumar Shri Mokhadaji Gohil's son Samarsinhji.
Estates of the Khichi Chauhan princes, direct descendants of Rawal Patai of Pavagadh, ruling along the Orsang river.
Highland estates and forest thikanas ruled by cadets of the royal Pavagadh lineage of Devgadh Baria.
Estates of the Songara Chauhan line hailing from Jalore, settled at Sanjeli in Panchmahal and Vav in Banaskantha.
The 24 traditional villages of the Sodha Parmar rulers of Muli, guardians of the sun-god Mandavrai temple.
Paramara highland estates in the holy Arasur hills surrounding the ancient shrine of Ambaji Mata.
Estates of the Virpura Solankis on the banks of the Mahi, descendants of the Solanki emperors of Anhilwad Patan.
The historic estates of the Vaghela royal house in the Nalakantha tract, descendants of the last Hindu imperial dynasty of Gujarat.
Premier Rathod cadet estates and fortified patavat holdings nestled amidst the rugged Aravalli ridges.
Settlements of the Vaja Rathods, founded by Vejaji around Vejalkot, Una, and the Zanzmer seacoast.
The esteemed Chudasama Girasdars of Dholera and Bhal, maintaining royal Yadava prestige across the Gulf of Khambhat.
Chudasama offshoots who held the 84 villages of Sarvi and became renowned talukdars across southern Gohilwad.
Settlement villages of the ancient Dodiya Rajput clan possessing historic holdings in Sardharpur and Pipli.
The five minor estates of the Rehvar Parmars in Mahi Kantha, deriving title from ancient patás granted by the Raos of Idar in 1227.
Historic cadet estates and frontier settlements held by Jethwa Rajput Darbars across the Barda hills and sea-board.
Hereditary Darbari giras estates of genuine Vala Rajputs, descendants of the ancient royal house of Vallabhipur, holding historic Darbargadhs.
Hereditary estates and royal cadet seats of the Chavda rulers of Mansa, Varsoda, and ancestral Ambasan (originally 284 villages) including Ambod along the Sabarmati.
Cadet forest estates under Dharampur State in the Sahyadri ranges, together with the ancient Gholetar Sisodia settlements in Gohilwad.
Territorial estates of Vaghela Rajput Thakors across the Mahi river borderlands (Bhadarwa) and the northern borderlands.
Hereditary cadet estates of Vansda State in South Gujarat alongside the Solanki Thikanas of the Sankheda Mewas.
Historical Chavda Rajput jurisdictional state established in 1484 after the fall of Champaner (Pavagadh), holding 11 villages along the Orsang and Narmada river valley under the Sankheda Mewas of Rewa Kantha Agency.
Historic Fifth Class Rathod Rajput state situated along the Sabarmati river in Nani Marwar, comprising ten villages founded by descendants of Rao Viramdev of Idar as officially recorded in Bombay Gazetteer Vol. V (p. 436).
Historic fortresses and seats established by the Chavda rulers across Kutch (including Morgadh, Patgadh, Bhuwad, Vinjhan, Mathal, and Kankavati Nagari) following the migration of Prince Ahipat from Patan in 942 A.D.
A historic Fourth Class Vaghela Rajput state along the Sabarmati, established in 1445 A.D. by descendants of Raja Karan Vaghela (Sarangdev to Himatoji), co-held with hereditary Dabhi Rajput girasdar families.