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Kachchi Baroda
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KACHH (Cutch, Kutch)
Area: 6,500 sq. mi.
Population: 500,000
Gross Revenue: Rps. 13,00,000
Tribute: 1,86,949
Salute Guns: 17
1147 Kachh state founded.
1815 British protectorate.
Rao of Kachh
1540: Jam Hamirji, one of the grandsons of Jam Lakhaji, the leader of the Jharija Rajputs.
?: Jam Rawalji, after murdering his elder brother Jam Hamirji, usurped the throne. But he did not rule for long.
?: Khengarji I, son of Jam Hamirji, expelled Jam Rawalji with the aid of the king of Ahmedabad. He assumed the title of Rao when he became the sole sovereign. Khengarji I was followed by 7 princes.
?: Bharmalji I
?: Bhojraji
?: Khengari II
?: Tumachi
?: Raidhanji I
1697-1715: Pragmalji I1715-1718: Ghodaji I
1718-1751: Daishalji (Desalji) I strongly fortified his State and held garrisons in Sindh, Parkar and Kathiwar.
Maharajadhiraj Mirza Maharao of Kachh
1751-1760: Lakhpatji during whose reign such anarchy and disorder prevailed that several of their ancestral possessions were lost.
1760-1778: Ghodaji II during whose reign such anarchy and disorder prevailed that several of their ancestral possessions were lost.
1778-1786: Raidhanji III "was a man of passionate and uncontrollable temper, indulged into such an extent as to render him insane, and to cause him to be placed by his chiefs in confinement."1786-1801: Prithvirajsinhji
1786-1813: Fath (Fatteh) Muhammed, Regent, was a soldier of fortune who had begun his career as a private horseman, obtained for himself the monarchy of Kachh in 1792, but after ten years he was expelled by Bhaiji Bawa, brother to the insane Rao. Fatteh Muhammad, however, soon recovered the country and left a portion to Hansraj, the prime minister to the insane Rao. Both these parties introduced the system of piracy and public plunder, which forced the British Government to enter into an alliance with them in 1809. Jansraj was also guaranteed the separate possession of Mandavi until such time as the Rao should re-assume the Government.
1801-1813: Raidhanji III (2nd time)
1813-1814: Husain Miyan -Regent
1813-1819: Bharmalji II, illegitimate son of Rao Raidhanji III, succeeded to the throne with he assistance of the two sons of Fatteh Muhammad, excluding the rights of his cousin, the legitimate son of his uncle. He was given up to constant intoxication, and his reign was chiefly marked by acts of tyranny and oppression. In 1816, he murdered his cousin the rightful heir, attacked the possession of one of the guaranteed Wagar chiefs, and proved at last so tyrannical and aggressive that the British Government was obliged to depose him and to instal his minor son Rao Desalji II, on the Gaddi, as ruler of the State."
1819-1860: Daishalji II succeeded to the throne as a minor who ruled with a council of regency under the direct supervision of the British Resident. In 1834, at 19 years old, he assumed the administration of the country. He was an able and enlightened prince. He prohibited the slave trade in his country in 1835...1819-1834: MacMurdo -Regent
1860-1876: Pragmalji II, son of Desalji II, (regent from Jul 1849) inherited all the good qualities of his father, and made several reforms in the country.
1876-1942: Khengarji III succeeded his father, Pragmalji II, a age 13.1875-1884: .... -Regent
Maharajadhiraj Mirza Maharao Shri of Kachh
1918-1942: Khengarji Pragmalji III
1942-1947: Vijayarajji
1948-1991: Meghrajji 
1991-Present: Pragmulji III References
About Kutch
Kachh in Genealogical Gleanings
Kachh in Royal Ark
Ghosla, pp. 153-156.
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Kadana
Kadoli
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Kagal Junior vassal state
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Kagal Senior vassal state
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Kahlur
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KALAHANDI (Karond)
1005 Traditional date for founding of Kalahandi.
Raja of Kalahandi1693 - 1721 Jugasai Deo III
1721 - 1747 Khadag Rai Deo
1747 - 1771 Raisingh Deo III
1771 - 1796 Purusottam Deo
1796 - 1831 Jugasai Deo IV
1831 - 1853 Fateh Narayan Deo
1853 - 1881 Udit Pratap Deo
1881 - 1897 Raghu Kshor Deo
1897 - 1926 Brij Mohan Deo
Maharaja of Kalahandi
1926 - 1939 Brij Mohan Deo
1939 - 1947 Pratap Kishor Deo
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Kalat in Pakistani Baluchistan
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Kali Baori
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KALSIA
1763 Kalsia state founded.
Sardar of Kalsia
1763 - 1783 Gur Bakhsh Singh
1783 - 1818 Jodh Singh
1818 - 1858 Sobha Singh
1858 - 1869 Lehna Singh
1869 - 1883 Bishen Singh
1883 - 1886 Jagjit Singh
1886 - 1908 Ranjit Singh
1908 - 1916 Ravisher Singh
Raja of Kalsia
1916 - 1947 Ravisher Singh
1947 - 1947 Karansher Singh
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Kalu Khera
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KAMADHIA
1817 Kamadhia state founded.
1818 British protectorate.
Darbar Shri of Kamadhia
1817 - 1860 Mir Sarfaraz Ali I
Darbar Shri Nawab of Kamadhia
1860 - 1863 Nawab Mir Jafur Ali
1863 - 1921 Nawab Mir Zulfikar Ali
1863 - 1880 Mir Bakar Ali Khan -Regent
1921 - 1934 Nawab Mir Sarfaraz Ali II
1934 - 1947 Nawab Mir Gulam Moinuddin
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Kamalpur (Bombay)
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Kamalpur (Central India)
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KAMBAY
1730 Kambay state founded.
Nawab of Kambay1730 - 1742 Ja`far Nizam-e Sani Mu´min Khan I
1742 - 1743 Nur ad-Din Muftakher Khan
1743 - 1784 Najm ad-Dowla Ja`far Mu´min Khan II
1784 - 1790 Mohammad Qoli Khan
1790 - 1823 Fath `Ali Khan
1823 - 1841 Banda `Ali Khan
1841 - 1880 Hosayn Yawar Khan I
1880 - 1915 Najib ad-Dowla Mumtaz al-Molk
Ja`far `Ali Khan
1915 - 1947 Nizam ad-Dowla Najm ad-Dowla Mumtaz al-Molk Hosayn Yawar Khan II
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Kambhala
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KAMTA RAJAULA
Rao of Kamta Rajaula
1812 - 1873 Gopal Lal
1873 - 18.. Bharat Prasad
1892 - 1906? Ram Prasad
1928 - 19.. Radha Kishan
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Kanada
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Kaner
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KANGRA-LAMBAGRAON
3400 BC Kangra state founded in legendary antiquity (also called Bhim Kot, Nagar-Kot, Susarmapura, Katoch, Jalandhara and Trigarta).
1823 State extinguished and annexed by the Sikhs (dynasty granted the jagir of Lambagraon).
1846 Annexed to British India.
1697 - 1700 Alam Chandra II
1700 - 1747 Hamir Chandra
1747 - 1750 Abhay Chandra
1750 Shringar Chandra
1750 - 1751 Ghambhir Chandra
1751 - 1774 Ghamand Chandra
1774 - 1775 Tegh Chandra
1775 - 1823 Sansar Chandra II
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KANIKA
726 Traditional foundation date.
1817 State demoted to an estate.
.... - .... Gopinath Bhanj III
.... - .... Dasarathi Bhanj
.... - .... Gopal Bhanj II
.... - .... Bairagi Bhanj II
1803 - 1817 Balbhadra Bhanj
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Kanjarda
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KANKER
bf.106 AD Kanker state founded.
af.1425 Capital moved to Kanker.
1809 - 1818 Occupied by Nagpur.
.... - 1729 Ghoor Sai Dev
1729 - 1775 Harpal Dev
1775 - .... Dhiraj Singh Dev
.... - .... Ram Raj Singh Dev
.... - 1802 Shyam Singh Dev
1802 - 1809 Bhoop Dev (1st time)
1809 - 1818 occupied by Nagpur
1818 - 1839 Bhoop Dev (2nd time)
1839 - 1853 Padma Dev
Maharajadhiraj of Kanker
1853 - 1903 Narhar Dev
1903 - 1925 Kamal Dev
1925 - 1947 Bhanupratap Dev
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Kankrej Thana
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Kanksiali
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Kanoda
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Kanpur-Ishwaria
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Kanta Rajaulia in Madhya Pradesh
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Kantarawadi (Eastern Karenni)
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Kantharia
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Kapshi vassal state
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KAPURTHALA
Dewa Singh
1772-1783: Sardar Jassa Singh1783-1801: Sardar Bagh Singh
1801-1837: Sardar Fateh Singh (1784-1837), succeeded to the Ahluwalia chiefship in 1801, took part in almost all the early campaigns of Maharaja Ranjit Singh - Kasur 1802/1803, Malva 1806/1808, Kangra 1809, Multan 1818, Kashmir 1819 and Mankera 1821. He fought in the battle of Haidru 1813 and held command in the Bhimbar, Rajauri and Bahawalpur expeditions. In 1806, Fateh Singh acted as the plenipotentiary of Maharaja Ranjit Singh and signed the first Anglo-Sikh treaty with Lord Lake. He had bestowed upon him the districts of Dakha, Kot, Jagraoh, Talvandi, Naraingarh and Raipur after his Malva campaigns. 1837-1852: Raja NihalSingh, received the towns of Nur Mahal and Kalal Majra, fought on the side of the Sikhs both at Baddoval and 'Alival and was penalized by the British by the confiscation of his territories south of the Sutlej.
1852-1870: Raja Randhir Singh Bahadur (1831-1870)1870-1877: Raja-i-Rajgan Kharak Singh (1849-1877)
1877-1949: Maharaja Jagatjit Singh Bahadur (1872-1949), assumed full ruling powers in November 1890, Maharaja [cr.1911], awarded a salute of 13 guns (15 guns personal).
1949-1955: Maharaja Paramjit Singh (1892-1955), granted the title of Tikka Raja by the British authorities, President of the State Council
1955-Present: Maharaja Sukhjit Singh (1934-Present)
References
History of Kapurthala in Kapurthala Online
Princely State of Kapurthala in Punjab State Majarajas
References
Kapurthala in Punjab State Maharajas
Kapurthala in Royal Ark
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Karaudia
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KARAULI
c.995 Karauli state founded.
1817 British protectorate.
1688 - 1724 Kunwar Pal II
1724 - 1757 Gopal Singh
1757 - 1772 Tursam Pal
1772 - 1804 Manik Pal
1804 - 1805 Amolak Pal
1805 - 1837 Herbaksh Pal
1837 - 1849 Pratap Pal
1849 - 1852 Narsingh Pal
1852 - 1854 Bharat Pal
1854 - 1869 Madan Pal
1869 Lakshman Pal
1869 - 1871 Vrishbhan Singh Tanwar -Regent
1871 - 1875 Jaisingh Pal
1876 - 1886 Arjun Pal II
1886 - 1927 Bhanwar Pal
1927 - 1947 Bhom Pal
1947 - 1947 Ganesh Pal
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Kariana
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Karmad
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Karol
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Kashmir
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Kasla Paginu Muvada (Muwada)
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Kassalpura (Kasalpura)
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KASHTWAR
af.900 Kashtwar state founded.
1786 - 1786 Occupied by Chamba.
1820 Conquered by Sikhs, part of Jammu.
1681 - 1728 Kirat Singh
1728 - 1771 Amluk Singh
1771 - 1786 Mihr Singh
1786 Mian Kundan Singh
1786 - 1787 Sujjan Singh
1787 - 1788 Prithi Singh
1788 - 1789 Inayatallah Singh
1788 - 1789 Lal Dev (in opposition)
1789 (40 days) Gulab Singh
1789 - 1820 Muhammed Tegh Singh
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Kathaun
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Kathiawara
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Kathrota
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Katodia (Vachhani)
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Katosan
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Katosan (Thana)
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KAWARDHA
1751 Kawardha state founded.
Thakur of Kawardha1751 - 1801 Mahabali Singh
1801 - 1848 Ujiyar Singh
1848 - 1852 Tok Singh
c.1860 Baijnath Singh
18.. - 1863 Ram Singh
1863 - 1864 Bahadur Singh
1864 - 1891 Rajpal Singh
1891 - 1920 Jadunath Singh
1920 - 1947 Dharamraj Singh
Kayatha
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Kehloor
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KEONJHAR
11.. Keonjhar state founded.
Rajas1688 - 1700 Jagannath Bhanj
1700 - 1719 Raghunath Bhanj
1719 - 1736 Gopinath Bhanj
1736 - 1757 Narsingh Narayan Bhanj
1757 - 1758 Daneswar Narayan Bhanj
1758 - 1762 Jagateswar Narayan Bhanj
1762 - 1797 Pratap Balbhadra Bhanj
1797 - 1832 Janardan Bhanj
1832 - 1861 Gadadhar Narayan Bhanj Deo personal style Maharaja from 1858)
1861 - 1905 Dhanurjai Narayan Bhanj Deo
1905 - 1926 Gopinath Narayan Bhanj Deo
1926 - 1947 Balbhadra Narayan Bhanj Deo
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KEONTHAL
765 AD Traditional founding date of predecessor state.
bf.1800 Keonthal state founded.
1803 - 1814 Occupied by Nepal.
.... - .... Bhup Sen
1801 - 1803 Raghunath Sen (1st time)
1803 - 1814 occupied by Nepal
1814 - 1831 Raghunath Sen (2nd time)
1831 - 1858 Sansar Sen
Raja of Keonthal
1858 - 1862 Sansar Sen
1862 - 1882 Mahendra Sen
1882 - 1901 Balbir Sen
1901 - 1916 Bijey Sen
1916 - 1940 Hemendra Sen
1940 - 1947 Hitendra Sen
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Kerwada
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Keasria
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Khadal in Bombay
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KHAIRAGARH
1898 Khairagarh estate recognized as a state.
Rajas1898 - 1908 Kamal Narayan Singh
1908 - 1918 Lal Bahadur Singh
1918 - 1947 Birendra Bahadur Singh
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KHAIRPUR
Area: 15,822 km2 (1892)
Population: 193,152 (1921)
Salute Guns: 15 (Permanent), 17 (Local)
Brief History
1783: Khairpur State founded. "...Mir Fateh Ali Khan Talpur established himself as Rais or Ruler of Sindh; and subsequently his nephew, Mir Sohrab Khan Talpur, founded the Khairpur branch of the Talpur family."
1811: "...Mir Sorab Khan had abdicated in favour of his son, Mir Rustam, whose unfriendly relaions with his brother, Ali Murad, led to the intervention of the British...."
1813: "[T]he Mirs were able to withhold the tribute which...had been paid to the rulers of Afghanistan.
1832: "...[T]he individuality of the Khairpur State, as separate from the other Talpur Mirs in Sindh, was recognized by the British Government in a treaty...."
1838: Reduced to a Princely State when British took over foreign affairs and gun salute was reduced from 19 to 17 (and later to 15).
1866: "...[A] Sanad was granted to the Mir, under which the British Government promised to recognize any succession to the chiefship, according to Mahomedan Law."
1903: Closed its mint and currency
1947: Khairpur acceded to the Dominion of Pakistan
1955: Merged into West Punjab; Forcefully merged with Pakistan
Dynasty: Talpur (Sohrabani line)
Ruler's Title: Mir of Khairpur
Mir of Khairpur
1775-1811: Sohrab Khan
1811-1842: Rustam Ali Khan
1842-1894: Ali Murad Khan I)
1894-1909: Faiz Muhammad Khan I
1909-1921: Imam Buksh Khan
1921-1935: Ali Nawaz Khan
1935-1947: Faiz Muhammed Khan II
1947-Present: Ali Murad Khan II
References
Princely State of Khairpur
Royal Ark: Khairpur
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Khajuri
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Khambhlav
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Khandia
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KHANDPARA
16.. Khandpara state founded.
Rajas
1675 - 1709 Narayan Singh Mardraj
1709 - 1723 Balunkeswar Singh Mardraj
1723 - 1732 Banamall Singh Mardraj
1734 - 1770 Bairagi Singh Mardraj
1770 - 1794 Niladri Singh Mardraj
1794 - 1815 Narasimha Singh Mardraj
1815 - 1821 Purushottam Mardraj
1821 - 1842 Krishna Chandra Singh
1842 - 1867 Kunja Bihari Singh
1867 - 1905 Natobar Mardraj Bhramarbar Rai
1905 - 1922 Ram Chandra Singh Mardraj Bhramarbar Rai
1922 - 15 Aug 1947 Harihar Singh Deo Mardraj Bhramarbar Rai
KHANETI
Rulers
Rana Uggan Chand
fl. 1495: Rana Tara Chand
fl. 1550: Rana Bir Chand
Rana Partab Chand
1802-1829: Rana Rasal Chand
1829-1858: Rana Nain Chand
1858-1888: Rana Sarand Chand
1888-1899: Rana Lal Chand 1(1861-1899), of unsound mind, the state was under the control of his brother
1888-1898: Mian Zalim Singh, Regent for his brother Lal Chand
1899-1961: Rana Amogh Chand
1961-1998: Rana Krishnan Chand
1998-Present: Rana Omkar Chand
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Khaniadhana
Khaniadana in Madhya Pradesh
Khandpara
Kharan in Pakistani Baluchistan
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KHARSAWAN
1857 Kharsawan estate recognized as a state.
Thakur of Kharsawan1857-1863 Gangaram Singh Deo (personal style Raja from 1860)
1863-18.. Ram Narain Singh
18..-1884? Raghunath Singh Deo
1884-1902 Mahendra Narayan Singh Deo
1902-1917 Siram Chandra Singh Deo
Raja of Kharsawan
1917-1947 Siram Chandra Singh Deo
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Kharsi
Khasi Hills
Khedawada
Kherali
Kherawara
Kherwasa
Kheri Rajpur
Khetri vassal state
Khiauda
Khijadia (Gohilwar)
Khijadia (Babra Thana)
Khijadia Dosaji (Songadh Thana)
Khijadia Vala Shri Valera Raning
Khijadia-Nayani (Lakhapadar Thana)
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KHILCHIPUR
1544 Khilchipur state founded.
Dewan of Kilchipur
1679 - 1715 Anup Singh
1718 - 1738 Fatteh Singh
1738 - 1770 ....
1770 - 1787 Abhai Singh
1787 - .... Dip Singh
.... - 1812 Durjan Sal
1812 - 1819 Balwant Singh
1819 - 1868 Shir Singh
1868 - 1873 Amar Singh
Rao Bahadur of Kilchipur
1873 - 1899 Amar Singh
1899 - 1908 Bhawani Singh
1908 - 1928 Durjan Sal Singh
Raja of Kilchipur
1928 - 1942 Durjan Sal Singh
1942 - 1947 Yashodar Singh
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KHIRASRA
.... Khirasra state founded as by a scion of Dhrol.
Thakur of Khirasra (from .... Thakur Shri)
.... - .... Sangaji Bhimji
.... - .... Ranmalji Sangaji
c.1808 Hathiji Ranmalji
.... - .... Dungarji Hathiji
.... - 1872 Jijibhai Dungarji
1872 - .... Raisinhji Jijibhai
.... - 1920 Balsinhji Raisinhji
1920 - 19.. Sursinhji Balsinhji
19.. - 1947 Prabhatsinhji Sursinhji
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KISHANGARH1611 Kishangarh state founded.
1818 British protectorate.
1658 - 1706 Man Singh
1706 - 1748 Raj Singh
1748 - 1781 Bahadur Singh
1748 - 1765 Samant Singh (in opposition to 1756; from 1756 raja of Roopnagar)
1765 - 1768 Sardar Singh (raja of Roopnagar; regent for Sawant 1756-65)
1781 - 1788 Birad Singh
1788 - 1798 Pratap Singh
1798 - 1839 Kalyan Singh
1839 - 1841 Mohkam Singh
1841 - 1879 Prithvi Singh
1879 - 1900 Sardul Singh
1900 - 1926 Madan Singh (
1900 - 1905 .... -Regent
1926 - 1939 Yagya Narayan Singh (b. 1896 - d. 1939)
1939 - 1947 Sumar Singh (b. 1929 - d. 1971)
1939 - 1947 .... -Regent
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Khojankhera
Khudadad the state of Tippu Sultan
Khyrim
Kiari
Kirli
Kishengarh in Rajasthan
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KOLABA
1698 Admirals of the Maratha fleet with style Angria establish
a quasi-independent independent from Sattara.
1839 Annexed to British India.
Rulers (title Angria)
1698 - 1729 Kanhaji I
1729 - 1733 Sekhoji I
1733 - 1742 Sambhaji I
1743 - 1756 Tulaji I
1733 - 1758 Manaji I
1758 - 1793 Raghuji I
1793 - 1799 Manaji II (1st time)
1799 - 1813 Baburav
1813 - 1814 Kasibai
1814 - 1817 Manaji II (2nd time)
1817 - 1838 Raghuji II
1839 Kanhoji II
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Kolara
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KOLHAPUR
"The Rajas of Kolhapur represent the younger branch of the family of the great Sevaji, as the Rajas of Sattara represent the elder. In 1700, after the death of Rajaram, Sevaji's younger son, who exercised supremacy during his nephew Sahu's captivity, his widow, Tara Bai, placed her son, Sevaji, in power. But in 1708, Sahu was restored to his rights. Thus there were two Rajas, each claiming the sovereignty. Sahu fixed his capital at Sattara; and Sevaji at Kolhapur. Supported by several powerful Chiefs, the Kolhapur family long maintained their pretensions to supremacy in the Mahratta federation ; but by a treaty, in 1731, they were compelled to yield precedence to their kinsmen at Sattara ; yet their possessions at Kolhapur were, at the same time, recognised as forming an independent principality. On the death of Rajaram's younger son, Sambhaji, the descendants of the great Sevaji, became extinct, and a boy was adopted, who was seventh in descent from Sevaji's grandfather, Maloji Raja Bhonsle. This adopted son, Sevaji II., ruled for fifty-three years. In 1765, the prevalence of piracy compelled the British Government to direct an expedition against Kolhapur, which resulted in the conclusion of a commercial treaty. The terms of this engagement were, however, not complied with, and it was necessary to threaten the State with another expedition before the Chief was brought to his senses.
"In 1817, (Shambhu) Aba Sahib, who succeeded Sevaji II., sided with the British in the campaign against the Peishwa. He was murdered in 1821; and the succession devolved upon his brother (Shahaji) Bawa Sahib. This weak and dissolute ruler signed a treaty in 1826, engaging to follow the advice of the British Government, and rule with equity: but failing to observe its stipulations, Government found it necessary to visit him with a mark of its grave displeasure, and he was deprived of the districts of Chikori, Manoli and Akiwat, and obliged to admit British troops into his forts, and to accept a Minister appointed by Government. During the minority of Sevaji III., who succeeded on the death of his father, in 1838, the greatest confusion arose, and on the Minister nominated by Government attempting to restore order, a general insurrection broke out and spread to Sawant Wari. This was vigorously suppressed, the forts were dismantled, th« troops disbanded, the system of hereditary garrisons abolished, and the management of the State assumed by the British Government In 1862, the Chief was re-invested with sovereign powers, and a new treaty concluded.
"The sad death of the next Chief, the amiable Rajaram, at Florence, will be remembered by our readers.
"The present Chief is receiving his education under the supervision of an European governor, a Member of the Bombay Civil Service." (Aberigh-Mackay, pp. 70-71)
This State lies along the abrupt and rugged mountains of the Sahyadri range. Sea breezes, heavy rains, dense mists rising from the deep valleys or wafted up from the Indian Ocean, and a general altitude, of nearly 2,000 feet are the chief climatic circumstances. • .
Rulers of KolhapurShivaji II (1700-1714)
Shambhuji I (1714-1760)
Shivaji III (1760-1812)
Shambhuji II (1812-1821)
Shahoji I (1821-1837)
Shivaji IV (1837-1866)
Rajaram I (1866-1870)
Shivaji V (1870-1883)
Shahu IV (1883-1922)
Rajaram II (1922-1940)
British rule (1940-1942)
Shivaji VI (1942-1947)
Shahoji II (1947-1949), titular Maharaja 1949-1983
Shahu II as titular Maharaja (1983-present)
References
Kolhapur in Genealogical Gleanings
Kolhapur in Royal Ark
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KOREA (Koriya)
16.. Korea state founded.
1819 British protectorate.
.... - .... Jit Rai Deo
.... - .... Sagar Sahi Deo
.... - .... Afhar Sahi Deo
.... - .... Jahan Sahi Deo
.... - .... Sawal Sahi Deo
.... - .... Gajraj Singh Deo
1795 - 1828 Gharib Singh Deo
1828 - 1864 Amole Singh Deo
1864 - 1897 Pran Singh Deo
1897 - 1909 Sheo Mangal Singh Deo
1909 - 1947 Ramanuj Pratap Singh Deo
1909 - 1925 .... -Regent
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KOTAH
1631 Kota state secedes from Bundi.
1707-1713 United with Bundi during interregnum.
1817 British protectorate.
Maharao of Kotah
1685-1707 Ram Singh I
1707-1713 Interregnum
1713-1720 Bhim Singh I
1720-1723 Arjun Singh
1723-1756 Durjan Sal
1756-1757 Ajit Singh
1757-1764 Chhatar Sal I
1764-1771 Guman Singh
1771-1819 Umaid Singh I
1819-1827 Kishor Singh II
1827-1866 Ram Singh II
1866-1889 Chhatar Sal II
1889-1940 Umaid Singh II
1889-1896 .... -Regent
1940-1947 Bhim Singh II
Kotda-Nayani in Saurashtra
Kotda-Pitha in Saurashtra
Kotda-Sangani in Saurashtra
Kotharia in Saurashtra
Kothi in Madhya Pradesh
Kuba
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KULLU (Kulu)
.... Kullu state founded in remote legendary antiquity.
1840 Annexed to the Punjab.
1846 Annexed to British India, restored as an estate.
Rajas
1688 - 1719 Man Singh
1719 - 1731 Raj Singh
1731 - 1742 Jai Singh
1742 - 1767 Tedhi Singh
1767 - 1805 Pritam Singh
1806 - 1816 Bikram Singh
1816 - 1840 Ajit Singh
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KUMHARSAIN
bf.1500 Kumharsain state founded.
1803 - 1816 Occupied by Nepal.
1839 - 1840 Occupied by British India.
.... - 1803 Kehar Singh (1st time)
1803 - 1816 occupied by Nepal
1816 - 1839 Kehar Singh (2nd time)
1839 - 1840 occupied by British India
1840 - 1858 Pritam Singh
1858 - 1874 Bhawani Singh
1874 - 1914 Hira Singh
1914 - 1945 Vidyadhar Singh
1945 - 1947 Someshwar Singh
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KUNIHAR
1154 Kunihar state founded.
1803 - 1815 Occupied by Nepal.
1763 - 1795 Anant Dev
1795 - 1803 Maggan Dev (1st time)
1803 - 1815 occupied by Nepal
1815 - 1816 Maggan Dev (2nd time)
1816 Puran Dev
1816 - 1866 Kishen Singh
1866 - 1905 Tegh Singh
1905 - 1947 Hardev Singh
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KURANDVAD (Kurandwad) Junior Branch
1733 Kurandvad state founded.
1854 Senior and Junior branches split the state.
- line 1 -
1854 - 18.. Hariharrao Keshavrao "Bhau Sahib Patwardhan"
1854 - 1869 Trimbakrao Keshavrao "Aaba Sahib Patwardhan"
1854 - 1899 Ganpatrao I Hariharrao "Bapu Sahib Patwardhan"
1899 - 1931 Madhavrao Ganpatrao "Bhav Sahib Patwardhan"
1911 - 1931 Vinayakrao Patwardhan
1931 - 1942 Ganpatrao II Madhavrao "Bapu Sahib Patwardhan"
1943 - 1947 Raghunathrao Ganpatrao "Dada Sahib Patwardhan"
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1854 - 1876 Vinayakrao Keshavrao "Appa Sahib Patwardhan"
1876 - 1911 Hariharrao Vinayakrao "Daji Sahib Patwardhan"
1911 - 1932 Vinayakrao Hariharrao "Nana Sahib Patwardhan"
1932 - 1934 Trimbakrao Hariharrao "Bapu Sahib Patwardhan"
1934 - 1947 Ganpatrao II Trimbakrao "Tatya Sahib Patwardhan"
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KURANDVAD (Kurandwad) Senior Branch
1733 Kurandvad state founded.
1854 Kurandvad state split into Senior Branch and Junior Branch.
1733 - 1771 Trimbakrao I "Appa Sahib
Patwardhan"
1771 - 1771 Nilkanthrao "Dada Sahib
Patwardhan"
1771 - 1801 Raghunathrao "Dada Sahib Patwardhan"
1801 - 1811 Trimbakrao II "Appa Sahib Patwardhan"
1811 - 1827 Keshavrao "Baba Sahib Patwardhan"
1827 - 1876 Raghunathrao Keshavrao "Dada Sahib Patwardhan"
1876 - 1908 Chintamanrao Raghunathrao "Bala Sahib Patwardhan"
1908 - 1927 Bhalchandrarao Chintamanrao "Anna Sahib Patwardhan"
1927 - 1947 Chintamanrao Bhalchandrarao "Bala Sahib Patwardhan"
1927 - 1942 Sitabai Sahib Bhalchandrarao "Mai Sahib", Regent
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Kurnool
.... Kurnool state established by a Pathan general.
1839 Annexed to British India.
Nawab of Kurnool
1690 - .... Daud Khan
.... - 1724 Ibrahim Khan
1724 - 1733 Alif Khan
1733 - 1751 Himayat Bahadur Khan
1751 - 1792 Munawwar Khan
1792 - 1815 Aluf Khan
1815 Muzaffar Khan
1815 - 1823 Munawwar Khan
1823 - 1839 Ghulam Rasul Khan
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KURWAI
Area: 368 sq.km. (162 sq. mi)
Population: 16,823 (1879); 24,631 (1892); 13634 (1901)
Religion: Muslim
Brief History
1713: Kurwai State founded
1730: Founded by Mohammed Dalair Khan, an Afghan rising through merit in the Mughal army
1817: Kurwai became a British protectorate
1948: Last ruling Nawab acceded to India
Ruler's Title: Nawab
Dynasty: Pathan
Nawab of Kurwai
1713-1722: Mohammad Diler Khan (c1670-1722)
1722-1762: Mohammad 'Izzat Khan
1722-1727: Mohammad Ahsanullah Khan, Regent
1762-1792: Mohammad Hormat Khan
1792-1839: Akbar Mohammad Khan
1839-1858: Mohammad Mozaffar Khan
1858-1887: Mohammad Najaf Khan (1822-1887)
1887-1896: Monawar 'Ali Khan (1869-1896)
1887-1892: Mian Mazhar 'Ali Khan, Regent
1896-1906: Mohammad Ya 'qub 'Ali Khan (1876-1906)
1906-1986: Mohammad Sarwar 'Ali Khan (1901-1986)
1906-1923: Umar un-nisa Begum, Regent
1986-Present: ZafarAli Khan
References
Princely State of Kurwai
Princely States of India K-Z
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Kushalgarh
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KUTHAR
bf.1700 Kuthar state founded.
1803 - 1815 Occupied by Nepal.
Rulers (title Rana)
1776 - 1791 Samar Chand
1791 - 1803 Gopal Chand (1st time)
1803 - 1815 occupied by Nepal
1815 - 1824 Gopal Chand (2nd time)
1824 - 1858 Bhup Chand
1858 - 1895 Jai Chand
1896 - 1930 Jagjit Chand
1930 - 1947 Krishan Chand
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Kyebogyi
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