THE ESTATE OF PALANHERA

 

Origin-

The oldest Chauhan inscription is the Hansot plates dated 756 CE found in Hansot village, Bharuch, Gujarat. It records the gift of a village in Ankleshwar by Chauhan Bhartrvaddha II, a feudal lord of Bharuch in service of Imperial Parihar Emperor Nagabhatt I. However, an inscription is only a mark of ascent to power and Bhartrvaddha II was definitely not a native of Bharuch.

Various Chauhan inscriptions - Sevadi village Pali (1119 CE), Ajmer (circa 1155 CE), Bijolia (1170 CE), Sunda (1262 CE) and Acchleshwar temple (1320 CE)  variously call the origins of the clan in suryavansh, Vatsa gotra, or as a lineage different from both suryavansh and chandravansh, but remain consistent in putting a legendary hero Chahamana as the progenitor of the clan.

However, the genealogical history of the clan is traced to Vasudev Chahamana who Prabandha Kosa places in V.S. 608 (551 AD). Vasudev was a petty chief of the Sapadalaksa or Savalakha in Jangladesh, with its capital at Ahicchatrapur (Nagaur) - the earliest recorded abode of Chauhans. The Vatsa gotra probably hints at Vasudev’s connections with the Vatsa republic.

As per Kayam Raso by Jankavi Nyamat Khan,himself a Chauhan, Vasudev had 4 sons: Arimuni, Muni , Manik Rai and Jaypal.
Arimuni migrated to the Raath (राठ ) region of North Alwar; Muni stayed back at Jangladesh and Manik Rai migrated to Sambhar.

Jangladesh’s Chauhans - Chayal, Mohil, Alnot & Kayamkhani

The Arnots or Allnots ruled at Lalsot and Dausa, before Dullarai Kachwaha in 11th century ; their last chief at Lalsot was Ralhansi Chauhan. Even today, many Allnots reside in Bighota (Alwar) Mandawar, Dausa. They were once rulers of Bighota & Dhundhoti . Garhi-Harsaru (in Gurgaon) was established by them.

Lt Gen Shokin Chauhan, Chairman Cease-Fire Monitoring Group NAGALAND, Former DGAR, GOC 1 Corps, GOC 8 Mountain Division, Pic: twitter

Apart from Mohils of Nahan, Sirmour along with Bhatis of Bhatner, there are Arnot Chauhans in Mandi, Bilaspur and Kangra.

History-

Coat of Arms of Palanhera  

 Thakur Sahaj Ram ji, the son of Raja Ramdas of Neemrana and Rampura Chauhan, was granted the fortress of Kushalgarh in Alwar. The "Battle of Bhatwara" occurred in 1761 between Kota Maharaja Shatrusal and Sawai Madho Singh, as they fought for control over the Ranthambore Fort. Thakur Ajit Singh Chauhan of Palanhera, a prominent leader in the Jaipur army during the Battle of Bhatwara, fought alongside Thakur Ajit Singh of Isarda, Thakur Bheru Singh of Sewad, Thakur Bhawani Singh of Sarsa, and Thakur Shyam Singh Khangarot. Unfortunately, Thakur Ajit Singh Chauhan lost his life on the battlefield. 

Later on, Thakur Lal Singh Chauhan of Chauhan Rampura, the grandson of Raja Ramdas Chauhan of Nimrana in Alwar, annexed several villages (Palanhera, Mohnpur, Pahri, Rusulpur, Lalpur, and Machyan Pura) under the Bharatpur state. The Maharaja of Jaipur was pleased with his efforts, and in 1854VS, the Mahwa fort was granted to Thakur Lal Singh Chauhan. This fort held great significance for both the Jaipur state and Bharatpur state, as it was located on their border. The front of the Mahuwa fortress had to be protected from potential attacks from the Bharatpur state. 

In 1860VS, Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh II of Amber (Jaipur) granted the estate of Palanhera to Thakur Lal Singh Chauhan. This estate consisted of six villages (Palanhera, Mohnpur, Pahri, Rusulpur, Lalpur, and Machyan Pura) and generated an annual income of Rs 11,300.

There was an incident when the Jaipur court went for a ride and Ganga bath. During this time, the Jaipur court confiscated all the rights of the fortress because it did not reach them on time. However, these rights were eventually restored at a later time.

ARMY- Estate maintains a military force of 21 cavalry and 4 guns for the service of the Jaipur state.

Genealogy-

• • • • Agniraj Anhil, the warrior who came out of the fire according to the Agnikul theory. After the defeat of first 3 warriors, who later founded the Pratihara, Solanki, and the Parmara dynasty, the 4th warrior was called from the fire. He is said to be the son of Agnidev, he defeated all the demons and was given the title of ‘AGNIRAJ’’ (supreme of the Agnivanshi clans) and this title became the family title of the Chauhans. According to Bhavishya Puran he had red eyes, jet fire like hair and 4 arms. Since he appeared after sacrificing 4 vedas, he was initially called Chauawahni which was later corrupted to Chauawahan, Chahaman and finally CHAUHAN. 

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      • Agniraj Sri Vasudev Chauhan, direct descendent of Anhilraj (Agnipurush born from the Agnikund at Mt.Abu) who was given the title of Agniraj, The founder of the Chauhan authority in Shakambhari region. He ruled under the Gurjar Pratihara King. 

      • Agniraj Samantraj 

      • Agniraj Sri Samantraj Chauhan, ruler of Shakambhari. 

      • Agniraj Nardev 

      • Agniraj Sri Nardev Chauhan, ruler of Shakambhari. 

      • Agniraj Jayaraj (Ajayraj) 

      • Agniraj Sri Ajayraj Chauhan, ruler of Shakambhari. 

      • Agniraj Vigrahraj I 

      • Agniraj Sri Vigrahraj Chauhan I, ruler of Shakambhari. 

      • Agniraj Chandraraj I (qv) 

      • Agniraj Gopendraraj (qv) 

      • Agniraj Sri Chandraraj Chauhan I, ruler of Shakambhari. 

      • Agniraj Sri Gopendraraj Chauhan (Gopendrak), ruler of Shakambhari. 

      • Agniraj Durlabhraj I 

      • Agniraj Sri Durlabhraj Chauhan I, ruler of Shakambhari. 

      • Agniraj Guvak (Govindraj I) 

      • Agniraj Sri Govindraj Chauhan I (Guvak), ruler of Shakambhari. Ruled 809-836 A.D. Samant of Nagabhatt II of Gurjar-Pratihara Dynasty of Kannauj and fought many battles with him. Built Harshnath temple at Harsha. Married a sister of Nagabhatt II and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Chandraraj II 

      • Agniraj Sri Chandraraj Chauhan II, ruler of Shakambhari. Ruled 836-880 A.D. Defeated and killed Tomar King Rudradev and captured Delhi. 

      • Agniraj Guvaka II 

      • Rajkumari Kalawati, married Gurjar-Pratihara King Bhoja I of Kannauj. 

      • Agniraj Sri Guvaka Chauhan II, ruler of Shakambhari. Ruled 880-890 A.D. Married and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Chandanraj 

      • Maharaj Agniraj Sri Chandanraj Chauhan, ruler of Shakambhari. Ruled 890-917 A.D., rebelled against Gurjar-Pratihara king Mahipal I. Married Maharani Rudrani and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Vakpatiraj I 

      • Maharaj Khuranajondhakar Agniraj Sri Vakpatiraj Chauhan I, ruler of Shakambhari. Ruled 917-944 A.D. Built a Shiva temple at Pushkar. He is said to have won 188 victories.Defeated a large army of Pratihara king of Kannauj. He assumed the title of Khuranajondhakar which shows and proves in cavalry. Married and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Sinhraj (qv) 

      • Kunwar Vatsraj 

      • Kunwar Lakshman (Lakhan), founder of Chauhans of Nadol and Deora Chauhan branch. Later formed state like Sirohi. 

      • Maharajadhiraj Khuranajondhakar Agniraj Sri Sinhraj Chauhan, ruler of Shakambhari. Declared himself fully independent and assumed the title of Maharajadhiraj. Captured Merta and Pushkar region. Married and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Vigrahraj II (qv) 

      • Agniraj Durlabhraj II (qv) 

      • Maharajadhiraj Khuranajondhakar Agniraj Sri Vigrahraj Chauhan II, ruler of Shakambhari. Defeated Mulraj Chalukya of Gujrat. One of the greatest rulers of the Chauhans of Shakambhar. 

      • Maharajadhiraj Khuranajondhakar Agniraj Sri Durlabhraj Chauhan II, ruler of Shakambhari. Ascended to the throne after his brother Agniraj Vigrahraj's death. His empire extended to Jaipur in the east, Jodhpur in the west, Sikar in the north and Ajmer in the south. Married and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Govindraj III 

      • Maharajadhiraj Khuranajondhakar Agniraj Sri Govindraj Chauhan III, ruler of Shakambhari. Married and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Vakpatiraj II 

      • Maharajadhiraj Khuranajondhakar Agniraj Sri Vakpatiraj Chauhan III, ruler of Shakambhari. Married and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Virayram (qv) 

      • Agniraj Chamundraj (qv) 

      • Maharajadhiraj Khuranajondhakar Agniraj Sri Virayram Chauhan, ruler of Shakambhari. 

      • Maharajadhiraj Khuranajondhakar Agniraj Sri Chamundraj Chauhan, ruler of Shakambhari. Married and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Durlabhraj III (qv) 

      • Agniraj Vigrahraj III (qv) 

      • Maharajadhiraj Khuranajondhakar Agniraj Sri Durlabhraj Chauhan III, ruler of Shakambhari. Died in battle against Muslim Forces. 

      • Maharajadhiraj Khuranajondhakar Agniraj Sri Vigrahraj Chauhan III, ruler of Shakambhari. Succeded his brother Durlabhraj III. Married and had issue. 

      • Agniraj Prithviraj (qv) 

      • Maharajadhiraja Khuranajondhakar Parambhattarak Parmeshwar Agniraj Sri Prithviraj Chauhan, ruler of Shakambhari. Defeated the Chalukyan forces who came to loot Pushkar. 

      • Agniraj Ajayraj II 

      • Maharajadhiraj Khuranajondhakar Parambhattarak Parmeshwar Agniraj Sri Ajairaj Chauhan II, ruler of Ajmer. Founder of the city of Ajmer, Earlier the Chauhan capital was Sambhar near Jaipur. Married Maharani Somaladevi and had issue. 

      • Agniraj Arnoraj 

      • Maharajadhiraja Khuranajondhakar Parambhattarak Parmeshwar Agniraj Sri Arnoraj Chauhan, ruler of Ajmer. Ruled from 1133-1151. He inflicted a decisive defeat on the Muslim forces of Lahore near the city of Ajmer. He invaded Malwa, the region of Saraswati and Sindhu (Indus) and the area around present Bulandshahr. He was killed by his elder son Jugdeva. Married 1stly Kanchandevi, daughter of Jaisingh Siddhraj Chalukya, 2ndly Sudhawi, daughter of Marwar ruler of Avichi province and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Jugdev (qv), killed his father to ascend to the throne only to be dethroned by his younger brother Vigrahraj IV. Married and had issue. 

      • Agniraj Prithviraj II (qv) 

      • Agniraj Vigrahraj IV, overthrew his elder brother Jugdeva and ascended to the throne. (qv) 

      • Kunwar Kanhaddev, also known as Kaka Kanha, was a great warrior and served the Chauhan empire. Married and had issues. 

      • Agniraj Someshwar (qv) 

      Maharaja Kanhaddev, also known as Kaka Kanha, was a great warrior and served the Chauhan empire. A big Jagir, Kanha was uncle of Prithviraj Chauhan. He had 18 sons. His descendants are in large number in Chauhans. Present Alwar district's northern part, Sambhal and Moradabad were in his Jagir. He constructed there a Saraneshwara Shiva temple. Married and had issues. 

      • Rajkumari Bela, married raja Pujandev of Amber (Jaipur). Her husband was killed in war with Kutubuddin and she became sati. There is a temple of Bela in Sambhal where a fair is organized every year. 

      • Rajkumar Bhimdev, eldest son of Kanhaddev. 

      • Rajkumar Ragha, occupied Neemrana and became its ruler. Neemaranas's one Hariraja defeated Pundirs in Karnal district and occupied the area. His descendants spread over Karnal, Kurukshetra and Ambala districts in Haryana. Some of them have now converted to Sikhism. 

      • Rajkumar Gangdev One son named Gangdeva from Mainpuri went to Jagipur. His descendants are found in Ara, Chhapra, Darbhanga, Purniya, Gaya, Shahabad and Bhagalpur They are called Badagaiya Chauhans 

      • Rajkumar Ravidatt went to Madhya Pradesh. His descendants are in Madhya Pradesh. Balawan's descendant are in Garhwal. 

      • Rajkumar Giriraj whose descendants are called Geela 

      • Rajkumar Kajaldev Kaka Kanha's son Kajal Dev's son Salar Dev settled in Badhawar. Being ruler of Bhadawar his descendants were called Bhadauria 

      • Rajkumar Virasmor Similarly descendants of Viras Mor settled in Etawah 

      • Rajkumar Brahmadev in Rajor, 

      • Rajkumar Jayraj in Chandosi 

      • Rajkumar Taratij in Orissa 

      • Rajkumar Vijayraj settled in Hansi 

      • Rajkumar Baladev went to Kumad (कुमाड) and the Vatsagotri Chauhans are out of them 

      Maharaja Bhimadeva also known as Vijayraj got Isagarh, Mathin (माठीन) in Jagir in 1160. Bhimadeva had four sons. He stayed at Mathin. Mathin was later known as Mandawar. 

      • Rajkumar Lakhan of Isagarh, Mathingarh. 

      • Kumar Gopal, descendants in Makrana. 

      • Kumar Padmasinha adopted by maharaja Vijay Singh of Sanchore. 

      • Kunwar Veernarayan adopted by Maharajadhiraj Prahalad dev of Ranthambore. Rebelled against the Sultanate rule and declared himself Independent Agniraj Chauhan of Ranthambore. He also got back the titles of his ancestors. He did not rule for long and died of injuries sustained during a lion hunt. 

       

      Maharaja Lakhan of Isagarh, Mathingarh in 1204. Married and had issues 

      • Raja Haladeva faced Timur's attack on Mandawar in which Haladeva was killed. His son became Muslim and was gifted with Mandawar in Jagir and Rao title in 1252.  

      • Raja Dhiradeva went to east. His descendants are in Aligarh and Bulandshahr districts. 

      • Raja …............ went to Mainpuri. Later in war of Maharana Sanga with Babar at Khanwa the people from Mainpuri also came. After the war they settled in Mewar. These include Umrao's of Sola, Bedla, Kotharia and Parsoli. Since they had come from the east so they were called Purviye. 

       

      6 Generations 

       

      Raj Shree Raja Saheb Rajdeo ji,1st Raja of Nimrana in 1521. Married and had issued 

      Raj Shree Raja Saheb Puranmal ji, 2nd Raja of Nimrana in 1527. Married and had issues 

      Raj Shree Raja Saheb Bijhoji, 3rd Raja of Neemrana 1575. Married and had 7 issues 

      • Raja Naruji of Neemrana 

      • Rao Rohitashwa granted thikana Tangadi 

      • Rao Pipaji granted thikana Rajgarh 

      • Rao Salamde 

      • Rao Meloji granted thikana Kutina in Alwar 

      • Rao Manakchand granted thikana Gigalna in Alwar 

      • Rao Gopinath granted thikana Khundroth in Alwar 

      Raj Shree Raja Saheb Naruji, 4th Raja of Neemrana in 1584, Married and had issues 

      • Raja Jaitsi of Nimrana. 

      • Rao Khumbhaji granted thikana Belni 

      Raj Shree Raja Saheb Jaitsi, 5th Raja of Nimrana in 1593. Married and had issues 

      • Raja Pratap Singh Raja of Nimrana. 

      • Rao Lakha Singh granted thikana Giglana 

      Raj Shree Raja Saheb Dungar Singh ji, 6th Raja of Nimrana in 1614. Married and had issues 

      • Raja Khadag Singh ji of Nimrana 

      • Rao Ramdas Ji granted thikana of Chauhan Rampura in Alwar. 

      Raja Ramdas Ji, 1st Raja of chauhan Rampura. 

      Raja Sahajram ji, 2nd Raja of chauhan Rampura. 

      Raja Rambav ji, 3rd Raja of Chauhan Rampura. Married and had issues 

      • Rao Naval Singh  

      • Rao Salam Singh 

      • Rao Laal Singh granted the jagir of Palanhera in Jaipur state. 

      • Rao Anand Singh 

      • Rao Sampat Singh 

      • Rao Sawar Singh 

      • Rao Nuna Singh 

      • Rao Daulat Singh came to Palanhera with his elder brother Laal Singh

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    • Thakur Saheb Shri Lal Singh Chauhan 1st Thakur of Palanheda 

    • Thakur Ganga Singh (qv) 

    • Thakur Ranmal Singh 

    • Thakur Ajit Singh 

    • Thakur Baldev Singh 

    • Thakur Moti Singh 

    • Thakur Ishwar Singh 

    • Thakur Harnath Singh 

    • Thakur Raghunath Singh 

    •  Thakur Kishan Singh 

    • Thakur Laxman Singh 

    • Thakur Adisal Singh 

    • Thakur Bagh Singh 

    • Thakur Hari Singh 

    • Thakur Girwar Singh  

    • Thakur Shankar Singh 

    • Thakur Narayan Singh 

    • Thakur Sanjay Singh 

    • Thakur Saheb Shri Ganga Singh Chauhan 2st Thakur of Palanheda, married and had issue. 

    • Thakur Saheb Shri Gopal Singh Chauhan 3st Thakur of Palanheda, married and had issue. 

    • Thakur Shahu Singh (qv) 

    • Thakur Hardev Singh, he adopted Thakur Chand Singh. 

    • Thakur Saheb Shri Shahu Singh Chauhan 4st Thakur of Palanheda, married and had issue. 

    • Thakur Mangal Singh (qv) 

    • Thakur Ram Singh 

    • Apji Saheb Thakur Balwant Singh, married jadon Baisa of Bhatpura ,Mandrail, Karauli

    • Apji Saheb Kishore Singh, he was in the army of Jaipur state, married to Thakurain Choti Kanwar Kilanot of Bisara, Bharatpur. 

    • Baisa Shyama Kanwar, married to Thakur Saheb Gajraj Singh Naruka of Gudliya in Dausa. 

    • Baisa Prayag Kanwar, married to Thakur Vijendra Singh Rajawat of Kirti-Nangla in Dausa. 

    • Thakur Mahaveer Singh, married to Thakurain Kusma Kanwar Jadon of Machi, Karauli.  

    • Baisa Neeta Kanwar, married to Kunwar Nikendra Singh Shekhawat of …......... 

    • Baisa Minakshi Kanwar, married to Kunwar Kuldeep Singh Shekhawat of Ajbpura, Alwar. 

    • Thakur Hanuman Singh, married to Thakurain Sunita Kanwar Jadon of Machi, Karauli. 

    • Kunwar Om Pratap Singh Chauhan

    • Baisa Ragini Chauhan, married to Kunwar Satpal Singh Jadon of Chandpura, Dholpur. 

    • Baisa Chandani Chauhan, married to Kunwar Sanjay Singh Tanwar of Kalyanpura, Kothputli. 

    • Kunwar Kaushlendra Singh Chauhan, married to Baisa Ankita Rajawat of Rout in Dausa. 

    • Thakur Girdhari Singh, married to Thakurain Shruti Parmar of Nibhera, Bharatpur. 

    • Kunwar Shruten Singh Chauhan, educated from St Wilfred college, Jaipur (B.Sc.), and Rajasthan University (MSc), he was president of the University of Department of Geology 2018, he represented the University of Rajasthan in GEOINDIA 2018 - 4th South Asian Geosciences Conference and Exhibition at Greater Noida. he was University Gold Medallist in MSc Geology 2019, currently he is pursuing MSc (Geography) from Rajasthan University. 

    • Kunwar Anvikshik Pratap Singh Chauhan, pursuing B. Tech from JECRC University, Jaipur. 

    • Thakur Kishan Singh

    • Thakur Madan Singh, married to Thakurain Bharti Rajawat of Pamadi,Dausa. 

    • Yuvraj Singh Chauhan, pursuing MSc from MNIT Jaipur. 

    • Baisa Devyani Chauhan  

    • Jatan Kanwar Chauhan, married to Thakur Vijendra       Singh Naruka of Khudeena, Alwar. 

    • Baisa Prem Kanwar Chauhan, Married to Thakur Balbir Singh Gaur of Chimrawali Gaur, Alwar. 

    • Thakur Ishwar Singh Chauhan 

    • Kunwar 

    • Bhanwar  

    • Bhanwar 

    • Bhanwar Baisa 

    • Baisa Nand Kanwar 

    • Baisa Pushpa Kanwar 

    • Thakur Ganpat Singh 

    • Thakur Sumer Singh 

    • Thakur Umed Singh 

    • Thakur Madho Singh 

    • Thakur Mool Singh 

    • Thakur Chaggan Singh, married to Thakurain ........................ 

    • Kunwar Rajveer Singh, married  

    • Kunwar Ranveer Singh 

    • Thakur Rewat Singh, married to Thakurain Toph Kanwar of Samuchi, Alwar. 

    • Thakur Jeewan Singh, married to Thakurain Vijay Kanwar of Golda Ka Bas, Dausa 

    • Thakur Surendra Singh, married to Thakurain Saroj Kanwar Rajawat of Khohra, Dausa. 

    • Kunwar Anshuman Singh Chauhan  

    • Kunwar Kirtiman Singh Chauhan 

    • Thakur Mahendra Singh, married to Thakurain Raksha Kanwar Rajawat of Pipal Khera, Dausa 

    • Baisa Divya Chauhan, married to Mahendra Singh Rajawat of Kailai, Dausa. 

    • Baisa Meenakshi Chauhan 

    • Kunwar Bhartendu Singh Chauhan, pursuing MBBS from Akaki Tsereteli State University Georgia, Russia. 

    • Thakur Raghuraj Singh, married to Thakurain Meera Kanwar Naruka of Mohanpur, Alwar. 

    • Kunwar Pradhuman Singh Chauhan 

    • Kunwar Lokendra Singh Chauhan 

    • Thakur Saheb Shri Mangal Singh Chauhan 5st Thakur of Palanheda, married and had issue. 

    • Thakur Kajor Singh (qv) 

    • Thakur Chand Singh, adopted by Thakur Hardev Singh. 

    • Thakur Banne Singh 

    • Thakur Surendra Singh 

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    • Thakur Prahlad Singh 

    • Thakur Girindra Singh 

    • Thakur Mahendra Singh 

    • Thakur Govind Singh 

    • Thakur Ghanshyam Singh, married to Anu Kanwar Naruka of Sarwaliin dausa. 

    • Kunwar Shyam Pratap Singh Chauhan, married to Neelam Kanwar Rathore of Chirana, Jodhpur 

    • Baisa Hem Kanwar, married to Prem Singh Naruka of Naruka Basai, Alwar. 

    • Baisa Santosh Kanwar, married to Kashmir Singh Nathawat of Loharwara, Jaipur 

    • Baisa Seema Kanwar, married to Narendra Singh Tanwar of Jilo Patan in Kothputli. 

    • Baisa Laxmi Kanwar, married to Nagendra Singh Shekhawat of Bagoli, Sikar. 

    • Thakur Saheb Shri Kajor Singh Chauhan 6st Thakur of Palanheda, married three times, 1stly married at karauli Royal Family, 2ndly at Bhanakpura (Rajawat), 3rd at Ghuda Chandra Ji, Karauli, and had issue. 

    • Thakur Raghuveer Singh (qv) 

    • Thakur Natthu Singh, married to Thakurain Munni Kanwar Jadon of Dela. 

    • Thakurain Asha Kanwar, married to Thakur Balveer Singh Naruka of Ghudhliya, Alwar. 

    • Thakurain Priti Kanwar, married to Thakur Uttam Singh Rathore of Mundiya, Alwar 

    • Thakur Kuldeep Singh, married to Thakurain Kusum Kanwar Rajawat of Rout, Dausa. 

    • Baisa Sonu Kanwar Chauhan, married to Kunwar Ajay Singh Nathawat of Chatrapura, Dausa. 

    • Kunwar Manvendra Singh Chauhan. 

    • Baisa Babli Kanwar Chauhan, married to Kunwar Pradeep Singh Pichanot of Nadauti, Karauli. 

    • Baisa Gayatri Kanwar Chauhan, married to Kunwar Bhanu Pratap Singh Rajawat of Paterkhera, Dausa 

    • Kunwar Ashish Singh Chauhan

    • Thakur Anup Singh, married to Thakurain Raj Kanwar Badgujar. 

    • Thakur Gajraj Singh, married to Thakurain Chandresh Kanwar Rajawat of Bached, Alwar. 

    • Kunwar Jitendra Singh Chauhan, married to Baisa Meera Rajawat of Navrangpura. 

    • Deependra Singh Chauhan, married to Baisa Neeru Rajawat of Kondla, Dausa. 

    • Thakur Devendra Singh, married to Thakurain Kamlesh Naruka of Jamalpur, Alwar. 

    • Baisa Dipika Chauhan, married to Kunwar Manish Singh Naruka of Bader, Alwar. 

    • Kunwar Rupendra Singh Chauhan, married to Baisa Ruchika Naruka of Kolwa, Alwar. 

    • Thakur Sher Singh, married to Thakurain Mamta Rajawat of Pipalkhera, Dausa. 

    • Baisa Pooja Kanwar Chauhan, married to Kunwar Hitendra Singh Naruka of Kothi Narayanpur, Alwar 

    • Baisa Khushbu Chauhan 

    • Baisa Anjali Chauhan 

    • Kunwar Neelendra Singh

    • Thakur Kayam Singh, married to Thakurain Prem Kanwar Badgujar of 

    • Thakur Hanuman Singh, married to Thakurain Magan Kanwar KIlanot of Ichalwara, Dausa. 

    • Kunwar Ravindra Singh, married to Baisa Girdesh Kanwar of Urdain, Karauli 

    • Bhanwar Shivam Singh Chauhan 

    • Bhanwar Baisa Shiwani Chauhan 

    • Baisa Durgesh Chauhan, married to Kunwar Jitendra Singh Rajawat of Joul, karauli

    • Thakur Parvat Singh, married to Thakurain Maya Kanwar Jadon of Machi Karauli. 

    • Thakur Saheb Shri Raghuveer Singh Chauhan 7st Thakur of Palanheda, married to Thakurain Sahiba Shrey Kanwar Kilanot of Badiyal, and had issue. 

    • Thakur Mohan Singh (qv) 

    • Thakur Hari Singh, married to Thakurain Bhauri Bai Kilanot of Ichalwara, Karauli. 

    • Thakur Bhanwar Singh, married to Thakurain Manju Kanwar Jadon of Siratpur in Madhya Pradesh. 

    • Baisa Rashmi Chauhan, married to Kunwar Jitendra Singh Shekhawat of Goliya, Dausa. 

    • Kunwar Hemendra Singh, married to Baisa Kushboo Kanwar Hamirdeka(Rajawat) of Ghondi, Dausa. 

    • Kunwar Rohit Singh Chauhan 

    • Thakur Shyam Singh, married to Thakurain Rekha Kanwar Jadon of Norawali, Madhya Pradesh. 

    • Kunwar Aakash Singh Chauhan 

    • Kunwar Vikas Singh Chauhan 

    • Baisa Neelam Kanwar Chauhan, married to Narpat Singh Naruka of Tolabas, Alwar. 

    • Baisa Manju Kanwar Chauhan, married to Mukesh Singh Kilanot of Alipur, Dausa. 

    • Thakurain Inder Kanwar, married to Thakur Saheb Vijendra Singh Nakura of Khudeena, Alwar. 

    • Thakurain Uchhav Kanwar, married to Rao Saheb Gulab Singh Naruka of Nizamnagar (Pai) in Alwar. 

    • Thakur Saheb Shri Mohan Singh Chauhan 8st Thakur of Palanheda, married to Thakurain Sahiba Kamla Kanwar Jadon and has issues. 

    • Thakur Abhay Pratap Singh Chauhan (qv) 

    • Baisa Mamta Kanwar, married to Surendra Singh Solanki of Mahuwa in Tonk. 

    • Baisa Guddi Kanwar, married to Kishan Singh Solanki of Mahuwa in Tonk. 

    • Baisa Sarita Kanwar, married to Bhawani Singh Rathore of Durjaniyawas in Jaipur. 

    • Baisa Anju Kanwar, married to Ajit Singh Nathawat of Nangaladi in Jaipur. 

    • Thakur Saheb Shri Abhay Pratap Singh Chauhan 9st Thakur of Palanheda, married to Thakurain Sahiba Hema Naruka of Palwa and has issue. 

    • Kunwar Chandrajeet Singh Chauhan 

    • Kunwar Rudra Pratap Singh Chauhan 

Thakur Hari Singh Chauhan

Thakur Mohan Singh Chauhan