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638 published results for “Multiple royal patrons”.

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Bansda Coat of Arms

Bansda (Vansda) was a state of the Surat Agency in south Gujarat ruled by Solanki Rajputs.

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Baraundha Coat of Arms

Baraundha was a small state of the Bagelkhand Agency, with its seat at Pathar Kachhar, ruled by Raghuvanshi Rajputs.

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Barwani Coat of Arms

Barwani, on the Narmada in Nimar, was ruled by a Sisodia family that traced its descent from the house of Mewar.

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Beri Coat of Arms

Beri was a jagir-state of Bundelkhand ruled by a Ponwar family.

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Bhavnagar Coat of Arms

Bhavnagar was one of the leading states of the Kathiawar Agency, ruled by the Gohil Rajputs and entitled to a 13-gun salute.

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Bhinai Coat of Arms

Bhinai was one of the istimrari estates of Ajmer-Merwara, held by a Rathore family.

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Dewas Junior Coat of Arms

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

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Dhar Coat of Arms

Dhar in Malwa was ruled by the Puar (Pawar) dynasty, which links its heritage to the Paramaras and Raja Bhoja's ancient capital of Dhara.

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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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Gonda Coat of Arms

Gonda, in north-eastern Uttar Pradesh, was the seat of a Raj held by the Bisen Rajputs, one of the leading clans of eastern Awadh.

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Jhabua Coat of Arms

Jhabua was a Rathore state of western Malwa in the Bhopawar Agency.

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Kasmanda Coat of Arms

Kasmanda was a taluqdari estate of Sitapur district in Awadh; its family owns the Kasmanda Palace in Mussoorie.

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Maihar Coat of Arms

Maihar in Baghelkhand is known for the Sharda temple and the Maihar gharana of Baba Allauddin Khan.

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Neemrana Coat of Arms

Neemrana was held by Chauhans who trace descent from Prithviraj Chauhan; its fort-palace is now a heritage hotel.