111 published results for “Eastern Ganga”.
Exterior of Awagarh Fort in Etah district, Uttar Pradesh. Photo: SEETARAM JADOUN / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0. Displayed at a reduced size; no creative alterations. The royal house…
Photo: Exterior of Awagarh Fort, Uttar PradeshUnderstand Jadaun Rajput history, spelling variants, Yaduvanshi traditions and the connections of Karauli and Awagarh, with guidance on historical sources.
Ambliara was a small state of the Mahi Kantha Agency in northern Gujarat ruled by Chauhan Rajputs.
Begun (Begu) in Chittorgarh district was a first-class thikana of Mewar held by the Chundawat Sisodias.
Bhadarwa was a state of the Rewa Kantha Agency in central Gujarat.
Bhinga, in Shravasti (formerly Bahraich) district near the Nepal border, was the seat of a Raj estate of Awadh.
Jeypore was one of the largest zamindaris of British India, in the Koraput hills of southern Odisha.
Kalahandi was one of the Odisha feudatory states, ruled by a Naga dynasty.
Kawardha was a Chhattisgarh state ruled by a Raj Gond family; the Bhoramdeo temple lies nearby.
Khairagarh was a Chhattisgarh state; the family founded Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwavidyalaya, Asia's first music university.
Khariar was a Chauhan zamindari of western Odisha (now Nuapada district).
Korea was a Chauhan-ruled state of the Chhattisgarh States Agency.
Mayurbhanj was the largest Odisha state, ruled by the Bhanja dynasty and known for the Chhau dance and Similipal forest.
Nayagarh was an Odisha feudatory state ruled by a Baghel family.
Nilgiri was an Odisha state ruled by a branch of the Bhanja dynasty.
Patna was a Chauhan-ruled Odisha state with its later capital at Bolangir.
Sarangarh was a Chhattisgarh state ruled by a Raj Gond family.