
Rajgarh (Chauhan) Coat of Arms
Heraldic emblem of Rajgarh (Chauhan), a thikana of royal India.

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Heraldic emblem of Rajgarh (Chauhan), a thikana of royal India.

Rajpipla was a Gohil state on the Narmada; Maharaja Vijaysinhji's horse won the Derby in 1934.


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.

Samode was a Nathawat Kachhwaha thikana of Jaipur; Samode Palace is a renowned heritage hotel.





Shahpura was a Sisodia state founded by a branch of the Mewar house; it was the first state of Rajputana to adopt a responsible constitution in 1947.

Shahpura is a Shekhawat thikana of the former Jaipur state.


Sikar was the largest thikana of the Jaipur state, ruled by Shekhawat Rao Rajas.

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

Sitamau was a Rathore state of Malwa; the Natnagar Shodh Sansthan research library was founded by its prince Raghubir Singh.

Sonepur was a Chauhan state on the Mahanadi, known as the 'second Varanasi' for its temples.

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