
Orchha Coat of Arms
Orchha was founded in 1531 by Rudra Pratap Singh Bundela; its Jahangir Mahal and cenotaphs on the Betwa are celebrated.

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Orchha was founded in 1531 by Rudra Pratap Singh Bundela; its Jahangir Mahal and cenotaphs on the Betwa are celebrated.

Palitana was a Gohil state at the foot of Shatrunjaya hill, the great Jain pilgrimage centre.

Panna was the capital of Maharaja Chhatrasal; it is famous for its diamond mines and Panna National Park.

Patna was a Chauhan-ruled Odisha state with its later capital at Bolangir.

Pethapur was a Vaghela state of the Mahi Kantha Agency, near present Gandhinagar.

Phaltan was ruled by the Naik Nimbalkar family; Saibai, first wife of Shivaji, was from this house.



Raghogarh was a Khichi Chauhan state in present Guna district.

Rajgarh was an Umat Parmar state of Malwa, related to Narsinghgarh.

Rajkot was a Jadeja state; Mahatma Gandhi's father served as its Diwan, and Rajkumar College was founded here in 1870.

Ratlam was founded in 1652 by Raja Ratan Singh Rathore and grew into an important trading centre of Malwa.

Rewa was the premier Baghel state of Baghelkhand; the white tiger was first brought into captivity by its Maharaja.

Sailana was a Rathore state of Malwa, a branch of Ratlam, known for its cactus garden.

Sandur was a Ghorpade state in the hills near Bellary, Karnataka.


Sarangarh was a Chhattisgarh state ruled by a Raj Gond family.
