PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: Predecessor state of Dhundhar (Dausa) founded in 1093 by Duleh Rai (Dulha Rao), a descendant of Raja Nal of Ayodhya. The state was known as Amber from the 1300's to 1727, when a new capital called Jayapura was built, the state was then renamed Jaipur. Rulers were....

• Raja SODH DEV, 1st Raja of Dausa 966/1006 or 1096/1128, son of Raja Ishwar Das of Gwalior.

• Raja DULHA RAO [Dulhe Rai], 2nd Raja of Dausa 1006/1036 or 1093/1136 or 1128/1136, married 1006, Rani Meroni, a daughter of Raja Ralhan Singh Chauhan, Raja of Ajmer, part of the dowry included the region of Dhundhar, and had issue.

  • Raja Kankal Dev (qv)

  • Kunwar Baikul Dev, Raja of Indurkhi and Biswari; he was expelled from Dausa and moved firstly to Indurkhi and later to Biswari; he married and had issue, the Rampura family.

• Raja KANKAL DEV, 3rd Raja of Dausa 1036/1038 or 1136/1138
  

• Raja HUNA DEV, 4th Raja of Dausa 1039/1053 or 1139/1153
  

• Raja JANAD DEV, 5th Raja of Dausa 1053/1070 or 1153/1185

• Raja PUJANA DEV, 6th Raja of Dausa 1070/1094 or 1185/1191, married (amongst others), a sister of Raja Prithviraj III, King of Delhi (Ajmer), and had issue.

  • Raja Malesi Dev (qv)

• Raja MALESI DEV, 7th Raja of Dausa 1094/1146 or 1191/12xx
  

• Raja BYALA DEV, 8th Raja of Dausa 1146/1179
  

• Raja RAJA DEV, 9th Raja of Dausa 1179/1216
  

• Raja KILHAN DEV, 10th Raja of Dausa 1216/1276
  

• Raja KANTAL DEV, 1st Raja of Amber 1276/1317, married and had issue, the Gogawat clan, including the Thakurs of Duni.
  

• Raja JANSI DEV, 2nd Raja of Amber 1317/1366, married and had issue.

  • Raja Udayakarna (qv)

  • Rao Kumbha of Banskhoh (one of the 12 bara Kotri), married and had issue, the Kumbhani sub-clan, including the Thakur Sahibs of Banskhoh.

• Raja UDAYAKARNA, 3rd Raja of Amber 1366/1388, married and had issue, 8 sons. He died 1388.

  • Raja Narsingh Deo (qv)

  • Rao Barsingh Deo, received Mojad (Mozamabad) and was ancestor of the Naruka sub-clan, rulers of Alwar, Uniara, Lawa etc.

  • Rao Balaji, recieved the village of Barwara near Amarsar in 1390, married and had issue. He died 1430.

    • Rao Mokalji 1430/1445 of Barwara, married four wives, and had issue. He died 1445.

      • Maharao Shekhaji (Shekha of Amarsar) 1445/1488, born 1433, became independent of Jaipur in 1471 and was ancestor of the Shekhawat sub-clan, including the rulers of Arooka, Dundlod, Khandela, Khetri, Nawalgarh, Mandawa, Mundru, Sikar, etc. He died 1488.

    • Rao Khemraj

    • Rao Kharud, married and had issue.

      • Rao Khuman, ancestor of the Khumawats, now likely extinct.

  • Rao Shiv Brahm, founder of Nindar (one of the 12 bara Kotri) and ancestor of the Sheobramhpota sub-clan.

  • Rao Patal, recieved Loni and was ancestor of the Patalpota sub-clan.

  • Rao Peepaji, became a local diety.

  • Rao Peethal, ancestor of the Peethalpota sub-clan.

  • Rao Napa

• Raja NARSINGH DEO, 4th Raja of Amber 1388/1413, died 1413

• Raja BANBIR SINGH, 5th Raja of Amber 1413/1424 (1428/1439), married and had issue. He died 1424.

  • Raja Udha Rao (qv)

  • Rao Naro Singh of Watka (one of the 12 bara Kotri)

• Raja UDHA RAO, 6th Raja of Amber 1424/1453 (1439/1467), died 1453

• Raja CHANDRASENA, 7th Raja of Amber 1453/1502 (1467/1502), died 1502

• Raja PRITHVIRAJ SINGH I, 8th Raja of Amber 1502/1527, he was installed on the gaddi on 11th February 1503; married nine wives, including (a), Rani Bala Bai [Apoorva Devi] of Bikaner, married (b). daughter of Maharana Raimal Singhji of Mewar, married (c), Rani Sohag Devi, daughter of Rao Gyan Gaud, and had issue, 18 sons (5 dsp) and 3 daughters. He died 4th November 1527.

  • Raja Bhim Singh (by Rani Bala Bai) (eldest son) (qv)

  • Raja Puran Mal (son of the Tanwar Queen) (second son) (qv)

  • Raja Baharmalla (by Rani Bala Bai) (fourth son) (qv)

  • Kunwar Sanga Singh (by Rani Apoorva Devi) (fifth son), founder of Sanganer, which lapsed to the parent state on his death without issue. One of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

  • Rao Sheo Singh

  • Rao Gopal Singh fl.1550, (by Rani Apoorva Devi), he was granted the Jagirs of Chomu and Samode in 1550, married Rani Satyabhama of Karauli, and had issue.

    • Rao Nathji, married 1stly, Rani Naurangde Chauhan of Bedla, married 2ndly, Rani Lachmawati Solanki of Toda Bhim, and had issue, the Nathawats, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

      • Thakur Karan Singh, ancestor of the Thakurs of Chomu.

      • Thakur Jaswant Singh, he was granted the estate of Mundota.

  • Kunwar Rupsi Singh, (son of the Gaud Queen), received the Jagir of Daosa (Dausa?). His son Thakur Jaimal was the ancestor of the Jagirdars of Fatehpur. He died after 1562.

  • Rao Jag Mal (by Rani Apoorva Devi) (sixth son), he was granted the Jagir of Diggi, he left Amber after quarrelling with his father, and lived in Amarkot for a while, where he married his Rani; married Rani Neta Kunwari (Asalde), daughter of Rana Pahar Singh of Amarkot, and had issue, five sons. He died in 1549.

    • Rao Khangarji, ancestor of the Khangarots, which comprised one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family; married and had issue, 13 sons. He died in 1584.

      • Rao Narayandas of Naraina (eldest son)

      • Thakur Raghodas [Raghav Das] of Dhana

      • Thakur Bairisal of Gudha

      • Thakur Manohardas of Jobner.

      • Thakur Bagh Singh of Kalakh

      • Kunwar Budh Singh

      • Thakur Hammir Singh of Bagholi

      • Thakur Bhakar Singh of Sakhun (eighth son), married ten wives, and had issue, eight sons. He died in 1633.

        • Thakur Badridas, Thakur of Sakhun and Akoda

          • Thakur Manrup Singh of Sakhun and Akoda

            • Thakur Shyam Singh of Sakhun

              • Thakur Budh Singh of Bichun, ancestor of the Thakurs of Bichun, Dudu (and Sali), Marwa, Jhirr and Pachewar.

            • Thakur Kushal Singh of Sawarda

          • Thakur Jagrup Singh of Jadawata.

          • Thakur Bhim Singh of Parli

        • Thakur Jaskaran of Korseen

        • Thakur Bhopat Singh of Pathraj

        • Thakur Dwarkadas of Tilorna, married two wives, and had issue, five sons.

          • Thakur Ajab Singh, married and had issue.

            • Thakur Hari Singh of Lamba (later exchanged for Diggi after three generations).

            • Thakur Bijai Singh

      • Thakur Kisandas of Tuded (Tuder)

      • Thakur Amar Singh of Panaw

      • Thakur Keshodas of Morad

      • Thakur Sabal Singh Silawat

      • Kunwar Govind Das

      • Thakur Tilok Singh of Kamana

      • Kunwar Biharidas

    • Rao Sarangdevji, died in battle in 1554.

  • Kunwar Pachayan Singh (by Rani Apoorva Devi), founder of Samriya. Ancestor of the Pachayanots, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

  • Kunwar Balbhadra Singh (by Rani Apoorva Devi), founder of Achrol. Ancestor of the Balbhadrots, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

  • Kunwar Surtan Singh (by Rani Apoorva Devi), founder of Surothe. Ancestor of the Surtanots, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

  • Kunwar Chaturbhuj Singh (by Rani Apoorva Devi), founder of Bagru. One of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

    • Kunwar Kirat Singh, killed by Pathans.

      • Kunwar Kishan Singh

    • Kunwar Jhujhar Singh

  • Kunwar Kalyan Das (son of the Sisodia Queen), granted the Jagir of Kalwar. His descendants were one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

• Raja PURAN MAL, 9th Raja of Amber 1527/1534, received the Jagir of Nimera founding the clan of Puranmalots, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family, married a Rathore Princess, and had issue. He died 19th January 1534 in battle at Anaseri.

  • Rajkumar Suja Singh of Nimera fl.1556

• Raja BHIM SINGH, 10th Raja of Amber 1534/1537, married and had issue. He died 22nd July 1537.

  • Raja Ratan Singh (qv)

  • Rajkumar Askaran Singh, married and had issue.

    • Raja Raj Singh of Narwar, married and had issue.

      • Rajkumar Ram Das

• Raja RATAN SINGH, 11th Raja of Amber 1537/1548, died 15th May 1548.

• Raja BAHARMALLA [Bhar Mall], 12th Raja of Amber 1548/1574, born about 1499, received the Jagir of Narwar, married (amongst others), (a), Rani Badna Devi, married (b), Rani Champavati, daughter of Rao Ganga Singh Solanki, and had issue. He died 27th January 1574.

  • Raja Bhagwant Das (by Rani Badna Devi) (qv)

  • Raja Bhagwan Das (by Rani Badna Devi), he was granted the Thikana of Lawan; he was granted the title of "Bankey Raja" by Padshah Akbar of Delhi in recognition of his bravery.

  • Rajkumar Sunder Das

  • Rajkumar Prithvideep

  • Rajkumar Roopsi alias Roopchand

  • Rajkumar Jagannath Singh (by Rani Solankiji), died after 1585.

  • Rajkumar Maheshdas

  • Rajkumar Sadul

  • Rajkumar Bhopat

  • Rajkumar Parshuram

  • Rajkumari Heera Kunwar [Mariam Zamani], married circa 6th February 1562, Padshah Akbar of Delhi, and had issue.

• Raja BHAGWANT DAS, 13th Raja of Amber 1574/1589, he was granted the title of Amir ul-Umara by the Mughal Emperor, married and had issue. He died 10th December 1589.

  • Raja Man Singh I Bahadur (son of Rani Bhagwati) (qv)

  • Rajkumar Madho Singh, married and had issue. He died after 1585.

    • Kumar Chhatar Singh, married and had issue. He died March 1630

      • Kumar Bhim Singh, died May 1630

      • Kumar Anand Singh, died May 1630.

  • Rajkumar Chandrabhan Singh (son of the daughter of Raisal Bhati), married the daughter of Raja Puran Mal of Gidhaur.

  • Rajkumar Suraj Singh fl.1580

  • Rajkumar Pratap Singh fl.1600 (son of Rani Bhagwati)

  • Daughter, married Mughal Emperor Padshah Jehangir of Delhi.

• Mirza Raja MAN SINGH I Bahadur, 14th Raja of Amber 1589/1614, born 9th May 1540, married, including (a) 30th January 1593 Rani Akshaya Devi, daughter of the Raja Ram Chandra Dev of Khurda, (b) 23rd December 1596 Rani Kshama Devi (committed sati), daughter of Maharaja Nar Narayan Bhup of Cooch Behar, and had issue. He died 6th July 1614 at Elichpur.

  • Yuvaraj Jagat Singh, married and had issue. He died 9th October 1599.

    • Raja Maha Singh, born 10th September 1585, received the Jagir of Garha, granted the Title of Raja by the Mughal Emperor, married Rani Damiyanti Devi, grand-daughter of Maharana Udai Singhji of Mewar and had issue. He died 30th May 1617.

      • Mirza Raja Jai Singh I (see below)

  • Rajkumar Jhujhar Singh, Thakur of Raisar. Ancestor of the Madhani subclan and Mansinghot subclan of the Rajawat clan of the Kachhawa Royal Family, including the Thakurs of Ranoli, Siwar, Jhalai and Isarda, married and had issue.

    • [?Kunwarani Kusum Kanwar, married Kunwar Mahesh Das of Jalore, grandson of Maharaja Udai Singh of Jodhpur, and had issue.]

  • Daughter, married 8th June 1608 the Mughal Emperor Jehangir of Delhi.

  • Mirza Raja Bhao Singh Bahadur (by Rani Sahodra Gaud) (qv)

  • Rajkumar Himmat Singh (son of Rani Jamoti/Jambvanti, daughter of Ratan Singh Chauhan), married and had issue. He died 16th March 1597.

    • Kumar Kushan Singh, died sp.

  • Rajkumar Durjan Singh (son of Rani Sahodra Gaur), received the Jagir of Dhula in Jaipur, a General in the army of the Mughal Emperor, captured the fort of Kakruya in 1596, and recaptured the fort of Bhusna, later in the same year, killed in a naval engagement, twelve miles off Vikrampur on the 5th September 1597.

  • Rajkumar Sakat Singh (son of Rani Sumitra, daughter of Ishwar Das Rathore), received the Jagir of Paharia in Jaipur, died before 1608.

  • Rajkumar Kesho Das (son of Rani Kshama Devi).

  • Rajkumar Atibal Singh (son of Rani Kshama Devi)

• Mirza Raja BHAO SINGH Bahadur, 15th Raja of Amber 1614/1621, died 13th December 1621 sp.

• Mirza Raja JAI SINGH I Bahadur, 16th Raja of Amber 1621/1667 , born 15th July 1611, Mirza Raja [cr.1639], married and had issue. He died 28th August 1667 in Burhanpur.

  • Mirza Raja Ram Singh I Bahadur (qv)

  • Rajkumar Kirat Singh, ancestor of the Rajas of Kama, married and had issue. He died 1673.

    • Baijas Kaur, married 1678 the Mughal Prince of Delhi, Muhammad Azim 1664-1712.

  • Daughter, married Raja Mahendra Keerat Singh of Bhadawar.

• Mirza Raja RAM SINGH I Bahadur, 17th Raja of Amber 1667/1688, married and had issue. He died April 1688 at Kohato.

  • Yuvaraj Kishan Singh, married and had issue. He died March 1682.

    • Mirza Raja Bishan Singh Bahadur (qv)

• Mirza Raja BISHAN SINGH Bahadur, 18th Raja of Amber 1688/1699, born 1672, married and had issue. He died 31st December 1699.

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Jai Singh II Bahadur (qv)

  • Mirza Raja Bijay Singh, Mirza Raja [cr.1708], died October 1729.

  • Baisa (name unknown), married Rao Raja Budh Singhji of Bundi.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja JAI SINGH II Bahadur, 19th Raja of Amber and 1st Maharaja of Jaipur 1699/1743 , born 4th November 1688, Saramad-i-Rajahae Hind [cr.1721], Raj Rajeshwar, Shri Rajadhiraj, Maharaja Sawai [cr.1723], married 1stly, March 1701, daughter of Kunwar Udit Singh (nephew of Raja Uttam Ram Gaur of Sheopur), married (b), Maharani Chandra Kunwar, daughter of Maharana Sangram Singhji II of Udaipur (Mewar), married (c), a daughter of Raja Bhim Singhji I of Banera, and had issue. He died 21st September 1743 at Jaipur.

  • Maharajkumar Shiv Singh, born 1702, married and had issue, 2 sons. He died of cholera in August 1724 along with his mother.

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Ishwari Singh Bahadur (qv)

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Madho Singh I Bahadur (by the Udaipuri Maharani)(qv)

  • Daughter, married Rao Raja Dalel Singhji of Bundi.

  • Daughter, married Maharaja Abhai Singhji of Jodhpur.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja ISHWARI SINGH Bahadur, 2nd Maharaja of Jaipur 1743/1750, born 1721, married (amongst others) (a), Maharani Ajab Kunwar, daughter of Raja Surtan Singhji of Banera. He died 12th December 1750, took poison along with 3 Queens and a concubine. A further 21 other wives committed sati next day.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja MADHO SINGH I Bahadur, 3rd Maharaja of Jaipur 1750/1768, born December 1728, received the Jagir of Rampura in 1729, but lost it to the Marathas in 1757, married (amongst others) (a), 15th May 1761, the daughter of Raja Fateh Singhji of Ratlam, married (b), the daughter of Rawat Jaswant Singhji of Deogarh, married (c), Maharani Ratan Kunwar, a daughter of Raja Sardar Singhji of Banera, and had issue. He died 5th March 1768.

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Prithvi Singh II Bahadur (by Deogarh Princess)(qv)

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Pratap Singh Bahadur (by Deogarh Princess) (qv)

• Sri Sawai Maharaja PRITHVI SINGH II Bahadur, 4th Maharaja of Jaipur 1768/1778, born 1762, married (a), a Princess of Bikaner, married (b), a Princess of Kishangarh, and had issue. He died 13th April 1778.

  • Maharajkumar Man Singh, (by the Kishangarh Rani), born 1777, living in exile in 1820.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja PRATAP SINGH Bahadur, 5th Maharaja of Jaipur 1778/1803, born 2nd December 1764, married 1799 and had issue. He died 1803.

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Jagat Singh II Bahadur (qv)

• Sri Sawai Maharaja JAGAT SINGH II Bahadur, 6th Maharaja of Jaipur 1803/1818, married a Bhati Princess, died 1834, and had issue. He died 21st November 1818.

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Jai Singh III Bahadur (by Maharani Bhatianiji) (qv)

  • ?Kunwar Sangram Singh, ?adopted to Jhalai (or Isarda), married and had issue.

    • Thakur Nahar Singh of Jhalai.

Sri Sawai Maharaja MAN SINGH II [Rajkumar Mohan Singh of Narwar], Maharaja of Jaipur [22.12.1818] - [25.4.1819] (usurper), born about 1809, son of Raja Manohar Singh of Narwar, installed on the gaddi by an ambitious noble but deposed on the birth of the rightful heir.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja JAI SINGH III Bahadur, 7th Maharaja of Jaipur 1819/1835, born 25th April 1819, married (amongst others) (a), 1829, Maharani Ratan Kunwar, eldest daughter of Maharao Shri Sheo Singhji of Sirohi, married (b), Maharani Chandrawatiji of Sankotra, and had issue. He died 6th February 1835.

  • Sawai Maharaja Sir Ram Singh II Bahadur (by Maharani Chandrawatiji) (qv)

• Sri Sawai Maharaja Sir RAM SINGH II Bahadur, 8th Maharaja of Jaipur 1835/1880, born 27th September 1835, was granted a sanad of adoption in 1862, G.C.S.I. [cr.1863], received a personal gun salute of 19, which was raised further to 21 guns at the Delhi Durbar in 1877, made a Counsellor of the Empire, C.I.E. [cr.1878], married amongst others (a), 1863, a daughter of Maharaja Takhat Singhji of Jodhpur. He died spm on 17th September 1880.

• HH Saramand-i-Rajha-i-Hindustan Raj Rajindra Sri Maharajadhiraj Sawai Sir MADHO SINGH II Bahadur, 9th Maharaja of Jaipur 1880/1922, born as Kunwar Qayam or Kaim Singh, younger son of the Thakur Sahib of Isarda on 29th August 1861, his personal gun salute was raised to 19 in 1887, and further increased to 21 in 1896, G.C.S.I. [cr.1888] , G.C.I.E. [cr.1900] , G.C.V.O. [cr.1903], made an Honourary Colonel of the 13th Rajputs (Shekhawati Regiment), married to five official wives (and 18 concubines who gave him 50 to 60 children, 107 according to a different source, of whom 18 sons were alive in 1935 and one son was still alive in 1985), 1stly, the daughter of Thakur Budh Singh Pal of Amargarh in Etah-Karauli, married 2ndly, 1881, the 3rd daughter of Maharaja Prithvi Singhji of Kishangarh, died 25th March 1893, married 3rdly, 1882, HH Maharani Ba Kunwarba Sahiba, died after 1922, daughter of HH Raj Sahib Mansinhji II Ranmalsinhji of Dhrangadhra, and his third wife, HH Rani Baiji Kunwarba Sahiba, married 4thly, 1891, daughter of the Thakur of Khamor in Shahpura, married 5thly, 1892, the daughter of Thakur Jivraj Singh of Rori in Bikaner, by whom he had one daughter. He died 7th September 1922.

  • Lallji Moti Singh

  • Raja Gopal Singh, his fathers favourite son. Was possibly considered as his successor which would have caused considerable problems amongst the Jaipur nobles. He died 1920.

  • Raja Jaswant Singh, still living in 1985.

  • Baisa (name unknown), married Rao Raja Sagat Singh of Idar.

  • Baisa (name unknown), married Rao Raja Hanut Singh of Idar.

  • Baisa (name unknown), married Rao Raja Abhay Singh of Idar.

  • Baisa (name unknown), married Rao Raja Mohan Singh, born 10th March 1905, son of Rao Raja Gulab Singh of Jodhpur, and had issue, three sons and one daughter.

• HH Saramad-i-Rajahai Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai MAN SINGH II Bahadur, 10th Maharaja of Jaipur 1922/1970, born as Kunwar Mor Mukut Singh, younger son of Thakur Saheb Sawai Singhji of Isarda on 21st August 1911 in Isarda, adopted 24th March 1921 by his predecessor, Rajpramukh of Rajasthan 1949/1956, Member of the Rajya Sabha 1962/1965, married 1stly, 30th January 1924, HH Maharani Marudhar Kunwar, daughter of HH Maharaja Dhiraj Maharaja Sri Sir Sardar Singhji Bahadur of Jodhpur, married 2ndly, 24th April 1932, HH Maharani Kishore Kanwar, daughter of HH Maharaja Sumer Singh of Jodhpur, married 3rdly, 9th May 1940, HH Maharani Gayatri Devi, born 23rd May 1919 in London, died 29th July 2009 in Jaipur, daughter of HH Maharaja Jitendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur of Cooch Behar, and his wife, HH Maharani Indira Devi, and had issue. He died 24th June 1970 in Cirencester, UK and was cremated three days later in Jaipur.

  • HH Maharani Prem Kumari (by 1st wife), born 13th June 1929 in Simla, married 27th May 1948, HH Maharawal Shri Jaideepsinhji of Baria, and had issue. She died 1970.

  • HH Saramad-i-Rajahai Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai Bhawani Singh Bahadur (by 1st wife) (qv)

  • Maharaj Jai Singh (by 2nd wife), Raja Saheb of Jhalai, born 5th May 1933 in Staines, educated at Harrow School 1946/1951, married 1983, Rani Vidya Devi, born October 1942, daughter of Kanwar Rajinder Singh of Jubbal, and has issue, one son.

    • Rajkumar Ajit Singh

  • Maharaj Prithviraj Singh (by 2nd wife), born 10th December 1935, educated at Harrow School 1950/1954, married 1961, Maharaj Kumari Devika Devi, daughter of Maharaj Ramendra Kishore Dev Varman of Tripura, and has issue.

    • Rajkumar Vijit Singh, married 1991, Rajkumari Meenakshi Devi, daughter of Maharaj Pushpendrasinhji Virbhadrasinhji of Lunawada.

  • Thakur Jagat Singh (by 3rd wife), adopted out as Thakur of Isarda, born 15th October 1949, educated at Harrow School 1963/1967, married 10th May 1978 (div.), Mom Rajawongse Priyanandana Rangsit of Rangsit, a junior branch of the Thailand Royal Family, born 3rd July 1952, (she married secondly, a Thai citizen) and had issue, one daughter and one son (use their maternal surname). He died 5th February 1997 in London.

    • Lalitya Rangsit, born 3rd February 1979.

    • Thakur Devraj Singh of Isarda, born 13th January 1981.

• Brig. HH Saramad-i-Rajahai Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai BHAWANI SINGH Bahadur M.V.C., 11th and last recognized Maharaja of Jaipur 1970/2011, born 22nd October 1931 in Jaipur, educated in Kashmir, Dehradun and then at Harrow School (UK) 1946/1950, commissioned into Indian Army in the 3rd Cavalry regiments as a Second Lieutenant in 1951, selected for the Presidents bodyguard in 1954, posted to HQ 50 (Indep.) Para Brigade in 1963, selected and posted as Adjutant, Indian Military Academy, Dehradun 1964/1967, volunteered for the new Para Commando Unit and was posted to 10 Para Commando as 2nd-in-command in June 1967, became the commanding officer in the following year, awarded the second highest gallantry award "Maha Vir Chakra" in 1971, for his part in the Indo-Pak war, took voluntary retirement in 1974, he was granted the rank of Brigadier for life, served as the first Resident High Commissioner to the State of Brunei from July 1993 to January 1997; he was also a noted polo player in his youth; married 10th March 1967, HH Maharani Saheba Padmini Devi Bhatianiji, daughter of Lt. HH Maharaja Rajendra Prakash Bahadur of Sirmur, and his second wife, HH Maharani Indira Devi, and had issue. He died 17th April 2011 in Gurgaon of multi-organ failure.

  • Maharajkumari Diya Kumari, born 1970, married 1997, Kanwar Narendra Singh Rajawat, son of Thakur Budh Singh of Kotda village in Tonk (Sawai Madhopur); he was granted the title of Maharaj in 2003, and has issue.

  • Kunwar Padmanabh Singh, he succeeded as HH Saramad-i-Rajahai Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai Padmanabh Singhji Bahadur (qv)

  • Baiji Lal Gorvi Devi [Gaurvi Kumari], born 1999.

  • Kunwar Lakshya Raj Singh, declared as Maharaja of Sirmur in Nahan Palace of Himachal Pradesh on May 15 2013.

• HH Saramad-i-Rajahai Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai PADMANABH SINGHJI Bahadur, 12th Maharaja of Jaipur (see above)

As per another source:

PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: Predecessor state of Dhundhar (Dausa) founded in 1093 by Duleh Rai (Dulha Rao), a descendant of Raja Nal of Ajodhya, who lived around 300 C.E. The state was known as Amber from the 1100's to 1727, when a new capital called Jayapura was built, the state was then renamed Jaipur. With the accession of Raja Prithviraj to the gadi of Amber in February 1502, the long period of its political stagnation came to an end. The state of Amber entered into an era marked by brisk political activities. Rulers were....

• Raja KANTAL DEV, 9th Raja of Amber 1276/1317, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 18th October 1276 (Kartik Budi 9th, VS 1333); he built a fort on the crest of a hill overlooking Sagar Lake; married and had issue, thirteen sons. He died 23rd January 1317 (Magh Budi 10th, VS 1374).

  • Raja Jansideva [aka Jonsiji or Joonsi Deo](qv)

  • Rao Hamirji, ancestor of the Gogawat and Hamirde-ka-Kachhawa clans, including the Thakurs of Duni.

  • Rao Bhadsiji, ancestor of the Bhakhrot Kachhawa clan, branches are Kitawat Kachhawa, Tonga, Sarwanpota, Sujepota.

  • Rao Alanji, married and had issue, the Alnot clan (Jogi Kachhawa)

  • Rao Jetmalji, ancestor of Napawat Kachhawa clan

  • Rao Mohanji, he and his younger brothers, all became Mews (Meos?), in expiation of killing a she-calf instead of a nilgao, and they married in the family of the Khanzadas of Indore.

  • Rao Rajoji

  • Rao Bhojaji

  • Rao Banchhoji

  • Rao Balibadji

  • Rao Johanji

  • Rao Gopalji

• Raja JANSIDEVA, 10th Raja of Amber 1317/1366, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 23rd January 1317 (Magh Budi 10th, VS 1374); married and had issue, three sons. He died 6th November 1366 (Magh Budi 3rd, VS 1423).

  • Raja Udayakarna (qv)

  • Rao Kumbhaji [aka Kumoji] of Banskhoh (one of the 12 bara Kotri), married and had issue, the Kumbhani clan, including the Thakur Sahibs of Banskhoh.

  • Rao Gangawatji

  • Rao Singhaji, married and had issue, the Singhade-ka-Kachhawa clan.

  • Rao Sidhaji, married and had issue, the Siddade-ka-Kachhawa clan.

  • Rao Jaskaran, married and had issue, the Ugrawat clan.

• Raja UDAYAKARNA, 11th Raja of Amber 1366/1388, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 6th November 1366 (Magh Budi 3rd, VS 1423); married and had issue, eight sons. He died 11th February 1388 (Phalgun Budi 3rd, VS 1445).

  • Raja Narsingh Deo (qv)

  • Rao Barsingh Deo, received Mojad (Mozamabad) and was ancestor of the Naruka clan, rulers of Alwar, Uniara, Lawa etc.

  • Rao Balaji, he was granted the village of Barwara near Amarsar in 1390, married and had issue. He died 1430.

    • Rao Mokalji, Rao of Barwara 1430/1445, married four wives, and had issue, the Mokalwat clan. He died 1445

      • Rao Shekhaji (Shekha of Amarsar), Rao of Barwara 1445/1488, born 1433, he became independent of Jaipur in 1471, married and had issue, the Shekhawat sub-clan, including the rulers of Arooka, Bissau, Dundlod, Khandela, Khetri, Nawalgarh, Mandawa, Mundru, Sikar etc. He died 1488.

    • Rao Khemrajji

    • Rao Bhilaji, married and had issue, the Bhilawat clan.

    • Rao Binjhaji, married and had issue, the Binjhani clan.

    • Rao Kharudji, married and had issue.

      • Rao Khumanji, ancestor of the Khumawats, now likely extinct.

    • Rao Dungarji, married and had issue.

      • Rao Jeetaji, married and had issue, the Jeetawat subclan.

    • Rao Sangaji, married and had issue, the Sangani clan

    • Rao Khinvraj, married and had issue, the Balapota subclan.

  • Rao Shiv Brahmji, founder of Nindar (one of the 12 bara Kotri) and ancestor of the Sheobramhpota sub-clan.

  • Rao Patalji, recieved Loni and was ancestor of the Patalpota sub-clan.

  • Rao Peepaji, became a local diety.

  • Rao Peethalji, ancestor of the Peethalpota sub-clan.

  • Rao Napaji, ancestor of the Samod-ka-Kacchawa clan

• Raja NARSINGH DEO, 12th Raja of Amber 1388/1428, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 11th February 1388 (Phalgun Budi 3rd, VS 1445); married and had issue. He died 16th August 1428 (Bhado Budi 6th, VS 1485).

  • Raja Banbir Singh (qv)

• Raja BANBIR SINGH, 13th Raja of Amber 1428/1439, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 16th August 1428 (Bhado Budi 6th, VS 1485); married and had issue, six sons, the Banvirpota. He died 20th September 1439 (Aswin Budi 12th, VS 1496).

  • Raja Udha Rao [aka Udharn](qv)

  • Rao Naro Singh [aka Rawat Naro] of Watka (one of the 12 bara Kotri)

  • Rao Melakji

  • Rao Baroji

  • Rao Jaroji

  • Rao Biramji

• Raja UDHA RAO, 14th Raja of Amber 1439/1467, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 20th September 1439 (Aswin Budi 12th, VS 1496); married and had issue. He died 10th December 1467 (Margsirsh Budi 14th, VS 1524).

  • Raja Chandrasena (qv)

• Raja CHANDRASENA, 15th Raja of Amber 1467/1502, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 10th December 1467 (Margsirsh Budi 14th, VS 1524); married and had issue. He died 11th February 1502 (Phalgun Budi 5th, VS 1559).

  • Raja Prithviraj Singh I (qv)

  • Rao Kumbhaji, married and had issue, the Kumbhawat clan.

• Raja PRITHVIRAJ SINGH I, 16th Raja of Amber 1502/1527, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 11th February 1502 (Phalgun Budi 5th, VS 1559); married nine wives, including (a), Rani Bala Bai [Apoorva Devi], daughter of Rao Lunkaran of Bikaner, married (b). daughter of Maharana Raimal Singhji of Mewar, married (c), Rani Sohag Devi, daughter of Rao Gyan Gaud, and had issue, 17 or 19 sons (12 surviving to adulthood) and 3 daughters. He died at Amber on 19th November 1527 (Kartik Sudi 11th, VS 1584).

  • Raja Puran Mal (by Rani Bala Bai) (eldest son)(qv)

  • Raja Bhim Singh (by Rani Bala Bai) (second son) (qv)

  • Raja Baharmalla (by Rani Bala Bai)(fourth son) (qv)

  • Kunwar Sanga Singh (by Rani Apoorva Devi) (fifth son), founder of Sanganer, which lapsed to the parent state on his death without issue. One of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

  • Rao Pratap Singh, married and had issue, the Pratappota clan.

    • Thakur Bhojraj

    • Thakur Khinvkaran

  • Rao Ram Singh, married and had issue, the Ramsinghot clan.

  • Rao Gopal Singh fl.1550, (by Rani Apoorva Devi), he was granted the Jagirs of Mohana, Chomu and Samode in 1528, married Rani Satyabhama of Karauli, and had issue, nine sons. He was killed in battle at Khet in 1565.

    • Rao Nathji, married 1stly, Rani Naurangde Chauhan of Bedla, married 2ndly, Rani Lachmawati Solanki of Toda Bhim, and had issue, eight sons, the Nathawat clan, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family, including the Thikana of Raisar.

      • Thaku Manohar Das of Harota, married and had issue, fourteen sons (six died sp).

      • Thakur Ram Saha of Morija

      • Thakur Keshav Das of Bichoon

      • Thakur Beharidas of Samode.

      • Thakur Jaswant Singh, he was granted the estate of Mundota.

    • Rao Surjan

    • Rao Baghaji, married and had issue, the Baghawat clan.

    • Rao Devkaran, married and had issue, the Devkarnot clan.

    • Rai Tejsi

    • Rao Malde

    • Rao Bairisal

    • Rao Gorakhdas

    • Rao Raghunathdas

  • Thakur Rupsi Singh, (son of the Gaud Queen), he was granted the Jagir of Daosa, married and had issue, the Rupsinghot clan. He died after 1562.

    • Thakur Jaimal, he was the ancestor of the Jagirdars of Fatehpur.

    • Thakur Ram Chand

    • Thakur Kewal Das

  • Rao Bhikaji, married and had issue, the Bhikawat clan.

  • Rao Sain Das, married and had issue, the Saindasot clan.

  • Rao Jag Mal (by Rani Apoorva Devi) (sixth son), he was granted the Jagir of Diggi, he left Amber after quarrelling with his father, and lived in Amarkot for a while, where he married his Rani; married Rani Neta Kunwari, daughter of Rana Pahar Singh of Amarkot, and had issue, five sons, the Khangarot clan (see Naraina, Sakhun, Jadawata and Jobner). He died in 1549.

  • Thakur Pachayan Singh (by Rani Apoorva Devi), founder of Samriya. Ancestor of the Pachayanots, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

  • Thakur Balbhadra Singh (by Rani Apoorva Devi), founder of Achrol, married and had issue, the Balbhadrot clan, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

    • Thakur Achaldas

    • Thakur Dayaldas

    • Thakur Durgadas

  • Thakur Surtan Singh (by Rani Apoorva Devi), founder of Surothe, married and had issue, the Surtanot clan, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

    • Thakur Tiloka Singh

    • Thakur Sundardas

    • Thakur Sagat Singh

    • Thakur Mohandas

    • Thakur Chanda Singh

  • ?Rao Sheo Singh

  • ?Thakur Dungar Singh, he died sp.

  • Thakur Sainsmal

  • Thakur Raimal

  • Thakur Chimna

  • Thakur Chaturbhuj Singh (by Rani Apoorva Devi), founder of Bagru, married and had issue, the Chaturbhujot clan. One of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family.

    • Thakur Kirat Singh of Bagru

  • Thakur Kalyan Das (son of the Sisodia Queen), eight son, he was granted the Jagir of Kalwad, married and had issue, the Kalyanot clan. His descendants were one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family, including Padampura, Lotwada and Kalwad.

    • Thakur Karamsi

    • Thakur Mohal Das

    • Thakur Jagan Nath

  • Thakur (name unknown) Singh, possibly the same as one of the above, he was adopted into the Narwar family and succeeded as the Raja Saheb of Narwar.

• Raja PURAN MAL, 17th Raja of Amber 1527/1533, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 19th November 1527 (Kartik Sudi 11th, VS 1584); he was granted the Jagir of Nimera, married a Rathore Princess of Merta, and had issue, the Puranmalot clan, one of the bara Kotri (12 chambers) of the Kachhawa Royal Family. He was killed by his brother on 13th February 1533 (Magh Sudi 5th, VS 1590) or 18th January 1534 ^(#3) in battle at Anaseri

  • Thakur Shuja Singh of Nimbera (by Rani Mertaniji), he became embittered because he had been denied the throne when his father died as he was too young; he formed an alliance with Mirza Muhammad Sharifuddin Hussain, the Mughal Governor of Mewat and a brother-in-law of Emperor Akbar, and encouraged by Suja Singh, the Mughal Governor led a campaign against the Kachhwaha rajputs, and in 1563, Sharifuddin was bought off with a number of hostages being provided, including Rajkumar Jagannath Singh, Raja Raj Singh and Rao Khangar along with others; married and had issue. He was assassinated at Dausa after 1564.

    • Thakur Kishan Das, Thakur of Nimbera, married and had issue.

      • Thakur Hari Das, Thakur of Nimbera

• Raja BHIM SINGH, 18th Raja of Amber 1533/1536, he succeeded his brother to the gadi of Amber on 14th February 1533 (Magh Sudi 6th, VS 1590); married and had issue, the Bhimpota clan. He was murdered by his son, Aaskaran Singh, on 16th August 1536 (Sravan Sudi 15th, VS 1593) or 22nd July 1537.

  • Raja Ratan Singh (qv)

  • Raja Aaskaran Singh (qv)

  • Rani Sahodara, married Rao Maldev, Rao of Jodhpur, and had issue.

• Raja RATAN SINGH, 11th Raja of Amber 1537/1547, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 16th August 1536 (Sravan Sudi 15th, VS 1593); married and had issue. He was murdered by his brother on 15th May 1548 or 11th June 1547 (Jyestha Sudi 8th, VS 1604).

  • Rajkumar Vikmavad

  • Rajkumar Kesho Das

  • Rajkumar Karni Singh

• Raja AASKARAN SINGH, (12th) Raja of Amber [11.6.1547] - [25.6.1547], he succeeded his brother to the gadi of Amber on 11th June 1547 (Jyestha Sudi 8th, VS 1604), but ruled for only two weeks before being deposed on 25th June 1547 (Asarh Budi 8th, VS 1604); he fled to Delhi and sought the help of Haji Khan Pathan against Baharmal, and who then marched to Amber in order to remove Baharmal, who instead entered into negotiations with Haji Khan Pathan and reached a compromise by which Baharmal was recognized as Raja of Amber and Aaskaran was granted the territory of Narwar; Governor of Gwalior; married (amongst others) (a), Rajkumari Baijilal Indrawati Bai, daughter of Rao Maldev, Rao of Jodhpur, married (b), Rajkumari Baijilal Kalawati, daughter of Rao Chandrasen, Rao of Jodhpur 1562/1581, and had issue, the Narwar Rajvans or Bhimpota clan. He died about 1599.

  • Raja Raj Singh, Raja of Narwar, Governor of Gwalior 1599/1600, married and had issue.

    • Raja Ram Das, Raja of Narwar.

  • Rani Manrang De, married Raja Udai Singh, Raja of Jodhpur 1583/1595.

• Raja BAHARMALLA [BharMall], 12th Raja of Amber [25.6.1547] - [7.2.1573], born about 1499, he succeeded his nephew to the gadi of Amber on 25th June 1547 (Asarh Budi 8th, VS 1604), he was granted the Jagir of Narwar, ascending the gaddi at the age of 50 years, he possessed the maturity and diplomacy that his younger power-hungry relatives had not and thus was able to maintain a semblance of peace for nearly a quarter of a century; he was granted a mansab of 5000 by Padshah Akbar and was admitted into Mughal Court nobility; married (amongst others) (a), Rani Phulwati, daughter of Rao Akhairaj of Bagri (see Jodhpur), married (b), Rani Badna Devi, married (c), Rani Champavati, daughter of Rao Ganga Singh Solanki of Lunawada, and had issue, ten sons. He died at Fatehpur Sikri on 7th February 1573 (Magh Sudi 6th, VS 1630).

  • Raja Bhagwant Das (by Rani Phulwati) (qv)

  • Raja Bhagwan Das (by Rani Badna Devi), he was granted the Thikana of Lawan; he was granted the title of "bankey raja" by Padshah Akbar of Delhi in recognition of his bravery, married (amongst others) (a), Rani Rajkumari Baijilal Durgawati Bai, daughter of Rao Maldev, Rao of Jodhpur, and had issue, the Bankawat clan.

    • Rajkumar Har Ram [aka Hirde Ram]

    • Rajkumar Akheraj

    • Rajkumar Bijai Ram

    • Rajkumar Shyam Ram

    • Rajkumar Arjun Singh

  • Rajkumar Sundar Das, married and had issue, the Sundardasot clan.

  • Rajkumar Prithvideep

  • Rajkumar Roopsi alias Roopchand

  • Rajkumar Jagannath Singh (by Rani Phulwati), married and had issue, the Jagannathot clan. He died after 1585.

    • Kunwar Ram Chandra

  • Rajkumar Maheshdas

  • Rajkumar Sardul, married and had issue, the Sardulpota clan.

  • Rajkumar Salhedi, ancestor of the Salaidhi-ka-Rajawat clan

  • Rajkumar Bhopat, killed in action on 23rd December 1572 in the battle of Sarnal.

  • Rajkumar Parshuram

  • Rajkumari Harku Kunwar or Hira Kanwar [Maan Kunwar and Mariam uz-Zamani] (by Rani Champawati), married on or about 6th February 1562 at Sambhar, Padshah Akbar, Emperor of Delhi, and had issue.

• Raja BHAGWANT DAS, 13th Raja of Amber [7.2.1573] - [13.11.1589], he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 7th February 1573 (Magh Sudi 6th, VS 1630); he rendered great service to Akbar in the Gujarat expedition in 1572; he was granted the title of Amir ul-Umara by the Mughal Emperor as well as a mansab of 5000; he served as Governor of the Punjab from 1582 to 1589; married (amongst others)(a), Rani Parmariji Bhagwati, daughter of Rao Panchayan Karamchandot, married (b), Rani Bhatianiji, a daughter of Rao Raisal Bhati, married (c), Rani Bhagwati, and had issue, the Rajawat clan, five sons and two daughters. He died at Lahore on 13th November 1589 (Mangsir Sudi 7th, VS 1646).

  • Farzand Mirza Raja Man Singh I Bahadur (by Rani Parmariji Bhagwati) (qv)

  • Thakur Madho Singh, born 1553/1554, married and had issue, the Madhani clan. He died after 1585.

    • Thakur Chhatar Singh, married and had issue. He died in March 1630

      • Kunwar Bhim Singh, died in May 1630

      • Kunwar Anand Singh, died in May 1630.

  • Thakur Chandrabhan Singh (by Rani Bhatianiji), married in February 1590, a daughter of Raja Puran Mal of Gidhaur.

  • Thakur Suraj Singh fl.1580, married and had issue, the Sursinghot clan.

  • Thakur Pratap Singh fl.1600 (by Rani Bhagwati)

  • Thakur Har Das

  • Thakue Kanji

  • Thakur Bhanmali Das, married and had issue, the Bhanmalidasot clan.

  • Thakur Bhim Singh

  • Rajkumari Baijilal Manbhawati

  • Rajkumari Baijilal Kusumwati, she died young.

  • Rajkumari Baijilal Manbhawati [aka Maan Kunwar], married 1586, Shahzada Salim (later Padshah Jehangir) of Delhi, and had issue.

    • Shahzada Khusrau, born 4th August 1587.

• Farzand Mirza Raja MAN SINGH I Bahadu , 14th Raja of Amber 1589/1614, born 21st December 1550 (Paus Budi 13th, VS 1607), he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 11th January 1590 (Magh Budi 5th, VS 1646); Governor of Bihar and Bengal; married (a), Senior Rani Kanakawati, married (b), Rani Gauriji Sahodra, daughter of the Gaur Raja Raimal of Ajmer, married (c), Rani Jamoti aka Jambawati, she committed sati at Amber, daughter of Ratan Singh Chauhan, married (d), Rani Hamir, married (e), Rani Ram Kanwar Sichan, she committed sati at Amber, married (f), Rani Banaras, married (g), Rani Barbhavati Bangalini, she committed sati on 6th July 1614 at Ellichpur, daughter of Kishan Rai, married (h), Rani Sumitra Devi, daughter of Ishwar Das Rathore, married (i), Rani Chauhaniji Shyam Kunwar, married (j), Rani Tilok, she committed sati on 6th July 1614 at Ellichpur, married (k), Rani Balhan, she committed sati on 6th July 1614 at Ellichpur, married (l), Rani Chauhaniji, she committed sati on 6th July 1614 at Ellichpur, married (m), Rani Asmati Rager, married (n), Rani Ratnawati, she committed sati at Amber, married (o), Rani Chand Kunwar, married (p), Rani Lachha, married (q), Rani Katochni, married (r), Rani Sisariji Madnawati, she committed sati at Amber, married (s), Rani Prabhawati Devi, married (t), Rani Navachpa, married (u), 30th January 1593, Rani Akshaya Devi, daughter of Gajapathi Raja Ramachendradeva I, Raja of Khurda, married (v), 23rd December 1596, Rani Kshama Devi or Abla Devi aka Rani Schamawati or Barbhawati, she committed sati, daughter of Maharaja Nar Narayan Bhup of Cooch Behar, and had issue, twelve sons and five daughters. He died 6th July 1614 (Asarh Shukla 10th, VS 1671) at Elichpur. [Note] Regarding these marriages of Mirza Raja Man Singhji: He had 21 wives altogether, and one of these wives was most likely married 30th January 1593, as Rani Akshaya Devi, daughter of Gajapathi Raja Ramachandra Deva I, Raja of Khurda.

  • Yuvaraj Jagat Singh (by Rani Kanakawati), born on 21st October 1568, (Kartik Sudi 1st, VS 1625), married and had issue. He died of alcoholic poisoning on 9th October 1599.

    • Raja Maha Singh, born 10th September 1585, received the Jagir of Garha, granted the Title of Raja by the Mughal Emperor, married Rani Damiyanti Devi, grand-daughter of Maharana Udai Singhji of Mewar, and had issue. He died 30th May 1617 or 8th June 1617 at Balapur in Berar.

      • Mirza Raja Jai Singh I (see below)

      • Rani Anand De, married (as his 5th wife), 1632, Rao Amar Singh, Rao of Nagaur, and had issue, two sons (see Jodhpur).

    • Thakur Jhujhar Singh, Thakur of Raisar, he was the ancestor of the Madhani subclan and Mansinghot subclan of the Rajawat clan of the Kachhawa Royal Family, including the Thakurs of Ranoli, Siwar (Shiwad), Jhalai and Isarda, married and had issue, Mansinghot Rajawat clan.

      • Thakur Sangram Singh [aka Sirdar Singh?], he established himself at Jhalai; married and had issue.

        • Thakur Gaj Singh, Thakur Saheb of Jhalai, married and had issue (see Jhalai).

        • Thakur Anand Singh, Thakur Saheb of Shiwad, married and had issue.

        • Thakur Bijai Singh, Thakur Saheb of Isarda, married and had issue (see Isarda).

      • Thakur Prithvi Singh, he established himself at Khirni.

      • Thakur Anup Singh, he established himself at Sunare.

      • [?Kunwarani Kusum Kanwar, married Kunwar Mahesh Das of Jalore, grandson of Maharaja Udai Singh of Jodhpur, and had issue.]

    • Thakur Sakab Singh, married and had issue, the Mansinghot Rajawat clan.

    • Thakur Durjan Singh, married and had issue, the Durjasnsinghot clan of Gohandi in Godh State.

    • Thakur Kalyan Singh, married and had issue, the Kalyansinghot clan.

    • Rajkumari (name unknown), married 1607, Padshah Jehangir, Emperor of Delhi.

  • Thakur Durjan Singh (by Rani Gauriji Sahodra), he was granted the Jagir of Dhula in Jaipur, a General in the army of the Mughal Emperor, captured the fort of Kakruya in 1596, and recaptured the fort of Bhusna, later in the same year, killed in a naval engagement, twelve miles off Vikrampur on the 5th September 1597.

  • Thakur Sabal Singh (by Rani Gauriji Sahodra), he died vp.

  • Mirza Raja Bhao Singh Bahadur (by Rani Gauriji Sahodra) (qv)

  • Thakur Himmat Singh (by Rani Jamoti), married and had issue. He died 16th March 1597 in Bengal.

    • Kunwar Kushan Singh, died sp.

  • Thakur Kushal Singh (by Rani Jamoti), he died vp.

  • Thakur Kalyan Das (by Rani Banaras), he died after 1614.

  • Thakur Sakat Singh (by Rani Sumitra), he was granted the Jagir of Paharia in Jaipur, and died before 1608.

  • Thakur Fateh Singh (by Rani Sumitra), he died vp.

  • Thakur Shyam Singh (by Rani Chauhaniji Shyam Kunwar), he died vp.

  • Thakur Kesho Das (son of Rani Kshama Devi), he died vp.

  • Thakur Atibal Singh (son of Rani Kshama Devi), he died vp.

  • Baisa Madnawati (by Rani Gauriji Sahodra)

  • Baisa Muktawati (by Rani Gauriji Sahodra)

  • Baisa Ram Kunwar (by Rani Hamir)

  • Baisa Rup Kunwar (by Rani Ram Kanwar)

  • Baisa Badan Kunwar (by Rani Ram Kanwar)

  • Rajkumari (name unknown), married 8th June 1608, Padshah Jehangir, Emperor of Delhi.

• Mirza Raja BHAO SINGH Bahadur, 1th Raja of Amber 1614/1621, he succeeded his father to the gadi of Amber on 7th July 1614 (Asarh Sudi 11th, VS 1671), he died spm of alcoholic poisoning at Burhanpur on 27th November 1621 or 13th December 1621 (Paus Sudi 10th, VS 1678)^(#2) or (Phagun Sudi 4th, VS 1678)^(#4).

  • Maharani Suraj De, married (as his 10th wife), in October 1622 (Kati Sudi 12th, VS 1679) at Amber, Maharaja Gaj Singhji I, Maharaja of Jodhpur. She committed sati in May 1638.

• Mirza Raja JAI SINGH I Bahadur, 16th Raja of Amber 1621/1667, born 15th July 1611, he succeeded his great uncle to the gadi of Amber on 4th February 1622 (Phalgun Sudi 4th, VS 1678); Mirza Raja [cr.1639], married and had issue. He was either poisoned to death by his second son or died as a result of a fall from an elephant on 28th August 1667 (Asoj Badi 5th, VS 1724) in Burhanpur.

  • Mirza Raja Ram Singh I Bahadur (qv)

  • Raja Kirat Singh, he poisoned his father at the instigation of Padshah Aurangzeb, with the promise of the Amber gadi, but instead was overlooked in the succession and was granted the jagir of Kama and the title of Raja; in punishment, his descendants were deprived of all succession rights to the gadi of Jaipur; married and had issue. He died 1673.

    • Raja Ajit Singh of Kama, died after November 1708.

    • Baisa Jas Kunwar, married 1678, Shahzada Muhammad Azim of Delhi, born 1664, died 1712.

  • Rajkumari (name unknown), married Raja Mahendra Keerat Singh of Bhadawar.

• Mirza Raja RAM SINGH I Bahadur, 17th Raja of Amber 1667/1688, he served for some years in Assam and Kabul; married and had issue. He died on 10th April 1688 (Asoj Badi 5th, VS 1746) at Kohat.

  • Yuvaraj Kishan Singh, he built a Tank and the Kishan Bagh at Jaisala and the Gharbi Khund in the Jaigarh Fort; married and had issue. He was killed in a brawl at the Mughal Emperor's Court in the Deccan in March 1682 (Phagun Sudi 7th, VS 1739) or on 10th April 1682 ^(#3).

    • Mirza Raja Bishan Singh Bahadur (qv)

• Mirza Raja BISHAN SINGH Bahadur, 18th Raja of Amber 1688/1699, born 26th May 1671 (Jyestha Badi 13th, VS 1728), married (amongst others), Rani Indar Kanwar, daughter of Thakur Kesho Das Jodha of Kharwa, and had issue. He died at Darband in Kabul on 31st December 1699 or 10th January 1700 (Magh Badi 5th, VS 1756).

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Jai Singh II Bahadur (by Rani Indar Kanwar) (qv)

  • Mirza Raja Bijay Singh, born about 1690, he was granted the estate of Hindaun and the title of Mirza Raja in 1708, he died in October 1729.

  • Rajkumari Amar Kanwar, married in September 1708 at Samode, Rao Raja Budh Singhji of Bundi.

  • Rajkumari (name unknown) Kanwar, married Maharaja Gopal Singh, 28th Maharaja of Karauli.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja JAI SINGH II Bahadur, 19th Raja of Amber 1699/1727 and 1st Maharaja of Jaipur 1727/1743, born 4th November 1688 or 3rd November 1688 ^(#3) (Mangsir Badi 6th, VS 1745), he was appointed Viceroy of Malwa on 15th October 1713 and again in October 1729 and 6th September 1732; he laid the foundation stone for the new city of Jaipur on 25th November 1727; Saramad-i-Rajahae Hind [cr.1721], Raj Rajeshwar, Shri Rajadhiraj, Maharaja Sawai [cr.1723], married 1stly, in May 1701, Maharani Gauriji, daughter of Kunwar Udit Singh (nephew of Raja Uttam Singh Gaur of Sheopur), married 2ndly, on 25th May 1708 (or 6th June 1708), Maharani Chandra Kunwar, daughter of Maharana Amar Singhji II of Udaipur, married 3rdly, in about February 1714, Maharani Khichiji, a daughter of Raja Dhirat Singh of Raghogarh, married (c), a daughter of Raja Bhim Singhji I of Banera, married (d), a daughter of Thakur Swarup Singh, Thakur Saheb of Lakhasar, married (e), Baisa Lad Kanwar, daughter of Rao Manohardas, Thakur Sahib of Kaladehra (see Lakhasar), married (f), on 19th May 1720 at Amber, Maharani Suraj Kanwar, daughter of Maharaja Ajit Singh of Jodhpur, and had issue. He died 21st September 1743 (Asoj Sudi 14th, VS 1800) at Jaipur.

  • Maharajkumar Shiv Singh (by Maharani Gauriji), born 1702, Faujdar of Mathura; he was appointed deputy Governor of Agra; married Rani Bagheliji of Rewah, and had issue, three sons. He died of cholera in August 1724 at Mathura along with his mother, though some say he and his mother were poisoned to death.

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Ishwari Singhji Bahadur (Maharani Khichiji)(qv)

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Madho Singhji I Bahadur (by Maharani Chandra Kunwar)(qv)

  • Rajkumari Krishna Kanwar, married 1730, Rao Raja Dalel Singhji of Bundi.

  • Rajkumari Vichitra Kanwar, married 1st August 1724 at Mathura, Maharaja Abhai Singhji of Jodhpur.

  • Rajkumari (name unknown), married Maharana Pratap Singhji II, 21st Maharana of Udaipur.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja ISHWARI SINGH Bahadur, 2nd Maharaja of Jaipur 1743/1750, born in February 1722 or March 1721 at Jaisinghpura in Delhi, married (amongst others) (a), Maharani Ajab Kunwar, daughter of Raja Surtan Singhji of Banera, married (b), Maharani Rathoriji Ajan Kanwar of Idar, married (c),in January 1728, a daughter of Maharaj Nath Singhji of Bagore, married (d), in 1735, a daughter of Maharana Jagat Singhji of Udaipur, married (e), in 1735, a daughter of the Maharao of Kotah, and had issue. He died by his own hand of poisoning spm on 25th December 1750, along with three Queens and a paswanji. A further 21 other wives and concubines committed sati on the next day.

  • Maharajkumar Kakilji (by Maharani Ajab Kunwar), he died in childhood.

  • Maharajkumari Deep Kanwar Sahiba, married Maharaja Ram Singhji of Jodhpur.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja MADHO SINGH I Bahadur, 3rd Maharaja of Jaipur 1750/1768, born 6th December 1726 or 17th May 1728, he succeeded to the gadi on 1st January 1751; received the Jagir of Rampura in 1729, but lost it to the Marathas in 1757, married (amongst others) (a), 15th May 1761, the daughter of Raja Fateh Singhji of Ratlam, married (b), Maharani Chandrawatiji, daughter of Rawat Jaswant Singhji of Deogarh, married (c), Maharani Ratan Kunwar, a daughter of Raja Sardar Singhji of Banera, married (d), a daughter of the Rawat of Salumber, married (e), a daughter of Maharaj Rai Singhji of Jodhpur, and had issue. He died 4th March 1768.

  • Yuvaraj Raghubir Singh, he died in childhood.

  • Rajkumar Mohan Singh, he died in childhood.

  • Rajkumar Bhawani Singh, he died in childhood.

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Prithvi Singh II Bahadur (by Rani Bhatianiji)(qv)

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Pratap Singh Bahadur (by Maharani Chandrawatiji) (qv)

  • Maharajkumari (name unknown), married Maharaja Bhim Singhji of Jodhpur.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja PRITHVI SINGH II Bahadur, 4th Maharaja of Jaipur 1768/1778, born 3rd January 1763 (Magh Badi 14th, VS 1819), married 1stly, 1765, a Princess of Bikaner, daughter of Maharaja Gaj Singh, married 2ndly, a Princess of Kishangarh, married 3rdly, a Princess from Bagore, and had issue. He died 16th April 1778 (Baisakh Badi 3rd, VS 1835).

  • Maharajkumar Man Singh [aka Mohan Singh], (by the Kishangarh Rani), born 1777, living in exile in 1820.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja PRATAP SINGH Bahadur, 5th Maharaja of Jaipur 1778/1803, born 9th December 1764 (Posh Badi 2nd, VS 1821), married (amongst others) (a), Maharajkumari Fateh Kanwar, daughter of Maharaj Ratan Singh, Thakur Saheb of Lathi (see Jaisalmer), married (b), in 1799, Maharajkumari Chattar Kumari, daughter of Maharaj Shri Bhim Singh, Thikanedar of Bagore, married (c), a daughter of Maharaja Manik Pal Deo of Karauli, and had issue, one son and three daughters. He died 1st August 1803 (Sawan Sudi 13th, VS 1860).

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Jagat Singh II Bahadur (by Maharani Fateh Kanwar) (qv)

  • Kunwar Sangram Singh, he was adopted to Jhalai, and succeeded there as Thakur Sangram Singh, Thakur Saheb of Jhalai.

  • Maharajkumari Baijilal Anand Kumari, married Maharaja Bhim Singhji of Jodhpur.

  • Maharajkumari Baijilal Suraj Kumari, married on 5th September 1813, Maharaja Man Singhji, Maharaja of Jodhpur, and had issue.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja JAGAT SINGH II Bahadur, 6th Maharaja of Jaipur 1803/1818, born 3rd April 1784 (Chait Badi 12th, VS 1841), married (amongst others) (a), in 1800, Maharani Bhatianiji Fateh Kanwar, died 1833/1834, daughter of Maharaj Shri Ajab Singhji of Bikaner, married (b), Baisa Chand Kanwar, daughter of Rajshri Thakur Salam Singh, Thakur Sahib of Pokhran, and his second wife, Thakurani Sireh Kanwar, married (c), 5th September 1813, Maharajkumari Shri Baijilal Sireh Kanwar, daughter of Maharaja Man Singh, Maharaja of Jodhpur, and had issue. He died 21st December 1818 (Posh Badi 9th, VS 1875).

  • Sri Sawai Maharaja Jai Singh III Bahadur (by Maharani Bhatianiji) (qv)

Sri Sawai Maharaja MAN SINGH II [Rajkumar Mohan Singh of Narwar], Maharaja of Jaipur [22.12.1818] - [25.4.1819] (usurper), born about 1809, son of Raja Manohar Singh of Narwar, installed on the gaddi by an ambitious noble but deposed on the birth of the rightful heir.

• Sri Sawai Maharaja JAI SINGH III Bahadur, 7th Maharaja of Jaipur 1819/1835, born 25th April 1819, married (amongst others) (a), 1829, Maharani Ratan Kunwar, eldest daughter of Maharao Shri Sheo Singhji of Sirohi, and his wife, Maharani Chandrawatiji of Sankotra, married (b), Maharani Chandrawatiji, died 1858, and had issue. He was poisoned to death by Jhuntharam Musahib-Ala on 6th February 1835.

  • Sawai Maharaja Sir Ram Singh II Bahadur (by Maharani Chandrawatiji) (qv)

• Sri Sawai Maharaja Sir RAM SINGH II Bahadur G.C.S.I., C.I.E., 8th Maharaja of Jaipur 1835/1880, born 28th September 1833 (Bhadwa Sudi 14th, VS 1891), he came of age in 1851 and was then granted ruling powers; he was granted a sanad of adoption in 1862, a Counsellor of the Empire and Member of the Legislative Council of India 1869/1873; he was made a G.C.S.I. on 11th November 1863 and C.I.E. on 1st January 1878; he received a personal gun salute of 19, which was raised further to 21 guns at the Delhi Durbar in 1877, married nine Maharanis, including (a), a daughter of Maharaja Vishwanath Singh Bahadur, Maharaja of Rewah, married (b), 1863, a daughter of Maharaja Takhat Singhji of Jodhpur. He died spm on 19th September 1880 (Bhadwa Sudi 14th, VS 1937).

• Maj.-Gen. HH Saramand-i-Rajha-i-Hindustan Raj Rajendra Sri Maharajadhiraja Sawai Sir MADHO SINGH II Bahadur G.S.I., G.C.I.E., G.C.V.O., LL.D. (Edin), 9th Maharaja Saheb of Jaipur 1880/1922, born as Kunwar Qayam or Kaim Singh, younger son of the Thakur Sahib of Isarda on 27th August 1861, his personal gun salute was raised to 19 in 1887, and further increased to 21 in 1896, G.C.S.I. [cr.1888] , G.C.I.E. [cr.1900] , G.C.V.O. [cr.1903], made an Honourary Colonel of the 13th Rajputs (Shekhawati Regiment), married to five official wives (and 18 concubines who gave him 50 to 60 children, 107 according to a different source, of whom 18 sons were alive in 1935 and one son was still alive in 1985), 1stly, the daughter of Thakur Budh Singh Pal of Amargarh in Etah-Karauli, married 2ndly, 1881, the 3rd daughter of Maharaja Prithvi Singhji of Kishangarh, died 25th March 1893, married 3rdly, 1882, HH Maharani Ba Kunwarba Sahiba, died after 1922, daughter of HH Raj Sahib Mansinhji II Ranmalsinhji of Dhrangadhra, and his third wife, HH Rani Baiji Kunwarba Sahiba, married 4thly, 1891, daughter of the Thakur of Khamor in Shahpura, married 5thly, 1892, the daughter of Thakur Jivraj Singh of Rori in Bikaner, by whom he had one daughter. He died spl on 7th September 1922 ^{(#1 p.286)} (Ashoj Badi 2nd, VS 1979).

  • Lallji Moti Singh

  • Raja Gopal Singh, his fathers favourite son, he was possibly considered as his successor which would have caused considerable problems amongst the Jaipur nobles. He died 1920.

  • Raja Jaswant Singh, still living in 1985.

  • Baisa (name unknown), married Rao Raja Sagat Singh of Idar.

  • Baisa (name unknown), married Rao Raja Hanut Singh of Idar.

  • Baisa (name unknown), married Rao Raja Abhay Singh of Idar.

  • Baisa (name unknown), married Rao Raja Mohan Singh, born 10th March 1905, son of Rao Raja Gulab Singh of Jodhpur, and had issue, three sons and one daughter.

• HH Saramad-i-Rajha-i-Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai MAN SINGH II Bahadur G.C.I.E., 10th Maharaja of Jaipur 1922/1970, born as Kunwar Mor Mukut Singh, younger son of Thakur Saheb Sawai Singhji of Isarda on 21st August 1911 ^{(#1 p.286)} in Isarda, adopted on 24th March 1921 ^{(#1 p.286)} by his predecessor and succeeded to the gadi on 7th September 1922 ^{(#1 p.286)} and was granted full ruling powers on 14th March 1931 by His Excellency the Viceroy; educated at Mayo College, Ajmer and at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, England 1929/1930; he was appointed Honorary Lieutenant in the King George's Own Bengal Sappers and Miners in May 1931 and was promoted to the rank of Honorary Captain on 1st January 1934; he attended the Coronation of HM the King Emperor in 1937; Rajpramukh of Rajasthan [xx.3.1949] - [xx.10.1956], Member of the Rajya Sabha [3.4.1962] - [8.11.1965], the Maharaja has a local salute of 19 guns; G.C.I.E. [cr. 3.6.1935]; married 1stly, 30th January 1924 ^{(#1 p.286)}, HH Maharani Marudhar Kunwar, daughter of HH Maharaja Dhiraj Maharaja Sri Sir Sardar Singhji Bahadur of Jodhpur, married 2ndly, 24th April 1932 ^{(#1 p.286)}, HH Maharani Kishore Kanwar, daughter of HH Maharaja Sumer Singh of Jodhpur, married 3rdly, 9th May 1940, HH Maharani Gayatri Devi, born 23rd May 1919 in London, died 29th July 2009 in Jaipur, daughter of HH Maharaja Jitendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur of Cooch Behar, and his wife, HH Maharani Indira Devi, and had issue. He died 24th June 1970 in Cirencester, UK and was cremated three days later in Jaipur.

  • HH Maharani Prem Kumari (by 1st wife), born 14th June 1929 ^{(#1 p.286)} in Simla, married 27th May 1948, HH Maharawal Shri Jaideepsinhji of Baria, and had issue. She died 1970.

  • HH Saramad-i-Rajahai Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai Bhawani Singh Bahadur (by 1st wife) (qv)

  • Maharaj Jai Singh (by 2nd wife), Raja Saheb of Jhalai, born 5th May 1933 in Staines ^{(#1 p.286)}, educated at Harrow School 1946/1951, he was granted the Thikana of Bhagwatgarh by his father in 1948; married 1983, Rani Vidya Devi, born October 1942, daughter of Kanwar Rajinder Singh of Jubbal, and has issue.

    • Rajkumar Ajit Singh

  • Maharaj Prithviraj Singh (by 2nd wife), born 10th December 1935 at Jaipur ^{(#1 p.286)}, educated at Harrow School 1950/1954, he was granted the Thikana of Mangarh by his father in 1948; married 8th March 1961, Maharaj Kumari Devika Devi, daughter of Maharaj Ramendra Kishore Dev Varman of Tripura, and has issue.

    • Rajkumar Vijit Singh, born 7th December 1962, married 1991, Rajkumari Meenakshi Devi, daughter of Maharaj Pushpendrasinhji Virbhadrasinhji of Lunawada.

  • Maharaj Jagat Singh (by 3rd wife), Raja Saheb of Isarda, born 15th October 1949, educated at Harrow School 1963/1967, married 10th May 1978 (div.), Mom Rajawongse Priyanandana Rangsit of the Royal Family Thailand, born 3rd July 1952, and had issue. He died 5th February 1997 in London.

    • Rajkumari Lalitya Kumari Singh, born 3rd February 1979.

    • Maharaj Devraj Singh, Raja Saheb of Isarda 1997/-; born 13th January 1981.

• Brig. HH Saramad-i-Rajahai Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai BHAWANI SINGH Bahadur M.V.C., 11th Maharaja of Jaipur 1970/2011, born 22nd October 1931 ^{(#1 p.286)} in Jaipur, educated in Kashmir, Dehradun and then at Harrow School (UK) 1946/1950, commissioned into Indian Army in the 3rd Cavalry regiments as a Second Lieutenant in 1951, selected for the Presidents bodyguard in 1954, posted to HQ 50 (Indep.) Para Brigade in 1963, selected and posted as Adjutant, Indian Military Academy, Dehradun 1964/1967, volunteered for the new Para Commando Unit and was posted to 10 Para Commando as 2nd-in-command in June 1967, became the commanding officer in the following year, awarded the second highest gallantry award "Maha Vir Chakra" in 1971, for his part in the Indo-Pak war, took voluntary retirement in 1974, he was granted the rank of Brigadier for life, served as the first Resident High Commissioner to the State of Brunei from July 1993 to January 1997; he was also a noted polo player in his youth; married 10th March 1967, HH Maharani Saheba Padmini Devi, daughter of Lt. HH Maharaja Rajendra Prakash Bahadur of Sirmur, and his second wife, HH Maharani Indira Devi, and had issue. He died 17th April 2011 in Gurgaon of multi-organ failure.

  • Maharajkumari Diya Kumari, born 1970, married 1997, Kanwar Narendra Singh Rajawat of Sawai Madhopur, son of Thakur Budh Singh of Kotda village in Tonk; he was granted the title of Maharaj in 2003, and has issue.

    • Kunwar Padmanabh Singh, he succeded as HH Saramad-i-Rajahai Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai Padmanabh Singhji Bahadur, 12th Maharaja of Jaipur (qv)

    • Baiji Lal Gorvi Devi [Gaurvi Kumari], born 1999.

    • Kunwar Lakshyaraj Singh, born 2005.

• HH Saramad-i-Rajahai Hindustan Raj Rajendra Shri Maharajadhiraj Sir Sawai PADMANABH SINGHJI Bahadur, 12th Maharaja of Jaipur (see above)

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