
Bhadarwa Coat of Arms
Bhadarwa was a state of the Rewa Kantha Agency in central Gujarat.

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Bhadarwa was a state of the Rewa Kantha Agency in central Gujarat.

Bilaspur (Kahlur) was a Punjab Hill State ruled by a Chandel dynasty; much of its old capital now lies beneath the Gobind Sagar reservoir.

Bissau is a thikana of Shekhawati in Jhunjhunu district, known for its fort and painted havelis.

Charkhari was a Bundela state in present Mahoba district, known for its many lakes.

Chenani was a hill principality in Udhampur district of Jammu that retained internal autonomy within Jammu & Kashmir until 1971.

Chhota Udaipur was a Khichi Chauhan state of the Rewa Kantha Agency, related to the house of Baria.

Danta in north Gujarat was ruled by Parmar Maharanas who were hereditary custodians of the Ambaji temple.

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

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.

Dhrol was founded by Jam Hardholji, a brother of the Jam of Nawanagar, and remained a Jadeja state.


Ichalkaranji was a jagir of the Kolhapur state held by the Ghorpade family; the town is today a major textile centre.

Indargarh was a Hada Chauhan estate in the Kota-Bundi region, known for its fort and Bijasan Mata temple.


Jhalawar was created in 1838 for the descendants of Jhala Zalim Singh, the regent of Kota.

Jobner is a Khangarot Kachhwaha thikana of Jaipur, known for the Jwala Mata temple.

Kangra was the seat of the Katoch dynasty, one of the oldest surviving royal lines in India; Raja Sansar Chand made it a great centre of Pahari painting.

Kanore was a thikana of Mewar held by the Sarangdevot branch of the Sisodias.