PRESENT RULER: Raja GYANENDRA CHAND, present Raja Sahib of Datarpur

married and has issue, one son and three daughters.

PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: Founded about 1550. Rulers were....

1. Raja DATAR CHAND, founded the state named after himself about 1550.

2. Raja GANESH CHAND

3. Raja CHATAR CHAND

4. Raja UDAI CHAND

5. Raja PRITHI CHAND

6. Raja JAI CHAND

7. Raja DALEL CHAND

8. Raja UGAR CHAND

9. Raja NAND CHAND

10. Raja GOVIND CHAND 1806/1818, state reduced to the status of a Jagir in 1809 by Maharaja Ranjit Singh of Lahore, married and had issue. He died 1818.

    • Raja JAGAT CHAND (qv)

11. Raja JAGAT CHAND 1818/1877, surrendered the state in 1818 and received a Jagir of 4,600Rs revenue for his maintenance, he rebelled in 1848 and was deported to Almora where he died; he married and had issue. He died 1877 at Almora.

    • Mian DEVI CHAND (qv)

    • Mian Hira Chand, married and had issue.

      • Kumari (name unknown), married (as his sixth wife), Raja BIJAI SEN of Mandi.

    • Mian Udham Singh, born 1838, granted a pension of 600Rs p.a., his family resided at Prithipur in Hoshiarpur District, a provincial Darbari of the Hoshiarpur district, he married a cousin of Rai Hira Chand of Babhaur, and had issue.

      • Mian Sohan Singh, born 1865.

      • Mian Hukam Singh, born 1871.

      • Mian Partab Singh, born 1873.

      • Kumari (name unknown), married (as his eighth wife), Raja BIJAI SEN of Mandi.

    • Mian Man Chand, died 1857.

    • Rajkumari (name unknown), married (as his first wife) 21st July 1859, Raja BIJAI SEN of Mandi.

12. Mian DEVI CHAND, born 1838, married and had issue. He died 1883.

    • Mian Surma Chand, he succeeded as Raja Surma Chand, Head of the Princely Family of Datarpur (qv)

    • Mian Raghbir Chand, born 1842, he was granted a pension of 420Rs per annum from the British Government, married and had issue. He died 1910.

      • Mian Baldev Chand, he succeeded as Raja Baldev Chand, Head of the Princely Family of Datarpur (qv)

      • Kumari (name unknown), married (as his seventh wife), Raja BIJAY SEN of Mandi.

      • Mian Balrai Chand, born 1866.

      • Mian Sheorai Chand, born 1870.

      • Mian Hira Chand, born 1877.

      • Mian Hari Balrai Chand, born 1881.

13. Raja SURMA CHAND, Raja of Datarpur, born 1838, resided in Jammu, a General in the army of the Maharaja of Jammu.

14. Raja BALDEV CHAND, married and had issue, one son. He died after 1960.

    • Tikka Durga Chand, he succeeded as Raja Durga Chand, Head of the Princely Family of Datarpur (qv)

15. Raja DURGA CHAND, married a daughter of the Raja of Bilaspur, and had issue, three sons and two daughters.

    • Tikka Udey Bhanu Chand, he succeeded as Raja Udey Bhanu Chand, Head of the Princely Family of Datarpur (qv)

    • Kanwar Surinder Chand, married Kanwarani Tara Devi, daughter of Colonel Rai Hoshiar Singh Pathania of Reh (see Nurpur), served in the Jammu and Kashmir Army and A.D.C. to the then Maharaja Hari Singhji of Jammu and Kashmir, and had issue, one son.

      • Kanwar Deepak Singh, married Kanwarani Asha Kumari, daughter of Thakur Anoop Singh of Mamun Cantt. Pathankot, Punjab, and has issue, two sons. (Datarpur, Himachal Pradesh, India)

        • Kanwar Bhrigender Singh, born 1992.

        • Kanwar Kapilander Singh, born 1994.

    • Kanwar Oma Chand, he died at the early age of 27 years.

16. Raja UDEYBHANU CHAND, married Rani Hemlata Kumari, born 1923, died 2000, daughter of Raja Lakshman Singh of Amb in Jaswan, and his first wife, Rani Tottan Dei, and had issue, two sons.

    • Tikka Rajeshwar Singh

    • Kanwar Rameshwar Singh

17. Raja GYANENDRA CHAND (see above)