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

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

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

Sirmur (Nahan) was a Punjab Hill State; its ruler founded the Nahan Foundry.

Sirohi was ruled by Deora Chauhans; Mount Abu and the Dilwara temples lay in its territory.

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Context photo: City Palace viewed across Lake Pichola, UdaipurRoyal Carriages and Coaches in the Princely States of India Introduction India’s princely states showcased their grandeur through their royal carriages and coaches. These finely crafted vehicles served as more…

Panchkot Raj ruled from the Panchet hills of Purulia; its rulers built the temples of Garh Panchkot.
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Bhavnagar was one of the leading states of the Kathiawar Agency, ruled by the Gohil Rajputs and entitled to a 13-gun salute.

Dewas was divided between two branches of the Puar family; Dewas Junior was the younger branch, sharing the town of Dewas with Dewas Senior.

Nilgiri was an Odisha state ruled by a branch of the Bhanja dynasty.

Ramgarh Raj was a large estate in Chotanagpur (present Jharkhand).

Surguja was a large Chhattisgarh state with its capital at Ambikapur.

Tehri Garhwal was ruled by the Panwar dynasty of Garhwal; the old town of Tehri now lies beneath the Tehri dam reservoir.
