
Dholpur Coat of Arms
Dholpur, on the Chambal, was ruled by a Jat dynasty; its red sandstone is used in many Indian monuments.

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Dholpur, on the Chambal, was ruled by a Jat dynasty; its red sandstone is used in many Indian monuments.

Dhrangadhra-Halvad was the senior Jhala state of Kathiawar, known for its fine sandstone.

Dumraon Raj, in Buxar district, was held by Ujjainiya Rajputs who trace descent from the Paramaras of Ujjain.

Dungarpur is ruled by the senior branch of the Guhilot line of Mewar.

Gadhka is a village in western Saurashtra, now in Morbi district of Gujarat and formerly in Rajkot taluka.

Ichalkaranji was a jagir of the Kolhapur state held by the Ghorpade family; the town is today a major textile centre.



Jeypore was one of the largest zamindaris of British India, in the Koraput hills of southern Odisha.

Jhalawar was created in 1838 for the descendants of Jhala Zalim Singh, the regent of Kota.




Khirasra was a Jadeja estate near Rajkot whose palace is now a heritage hotel.



