VILLAGES: x
AREA: 7.23 km2
LOCATION: Jaora
REVENUE: Rs5,000 (1934)
DYNASTY: Dodia
ACCESSION: xx
RELIGION: Hindu
POPULATION: 1,170 (1921)
PRESENT RULER: Rawat RAMPRATAP SINGH DODIA, present Rawat of Mandawal and (one third share) of Panth Piploda since June 1943.
born 14th July 1940 in Sunkhera, educated at Daly College, Indore (1957), Cambridge, U.K. (Senior) and Mayo College, Ajmer (1959), has been active in politics at Village and Tehsil representation; married June 1960 in Lalgarh, Rani Annapurna Devi Chauhan of Lalgarh (Malwa) in Madhya Pradesh, and has issue.
Kunwar Devendra Pratap Singh, married Kuwrani Neeru Nathawat of Doongri in Jaipur, and has issue.
Bhanwar Kartikay Singh
Kumari Vijayshree Girnara, married Kunwar Pradeep Singh Jethwa of Gosa in Porbander, Gujarat, and has issue, two sons and one daughter.
Kumari Nipurna Jethwa
Kumar Amar Jethwa
Kumar Ayush Jethwa
Kumari Rajshree Girnara, married Kunwar Harpal Singh Gohil of Lakhanka in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, and has issue, one son.
Bhanwar Yashraj Singh Gohil
PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: The estate is a guaranteed estate of Indore. The present Head of the family is the Tikai or Senior Representative of the Chandravanshi Dodia Rajputs, one of the 36 rajput clans. Early historical documents state that the Dodias were based in and around Multan in Sindh (now in Pakistan) during 12th and 13th centuries, when they built a fort near Multan by the name of Rohtashgarh. In the 14th century the Dodia Rajputs migrated to Gujarat and established their kingdom around Girnar (Junagarh) by Raja Phul Singh Dodia, and from there they were ruled by Rawat Soorsinghji, Rawat Chandrabhansinghji, Rawat Krishnaji, Rawat Chalotji and Rawat Arjundasji. From this place, one of the Dodia brothers of the Rawat migrated to Mewar Chittorgarh accompanying the Rajmata of Mewar as an escort. The Dodias proved their valour in various battles in the service of Mewar, including the Battle of Haldighati, and were rewarded with the jagir of Lava (later called Sardargarh). Estate holders were ....
Rawat Singhraoji, he migrated from Gujarat and established his rule in Sewana Jagir in Malwa.
Rawat Kalusinghji, Rawat of Sewana
Rawat Dulehsinghji, Rawat of Sewana
Rawat Pachoji, Rawat of Sewana
Rawat Sawganji, Rawat of Sewana
Rawat Ramsinghji, Rawat of Sewana
Rawat Akhaybhanji, Rawat of Sewana
Rawat Puraji, Rawat of Sewana, married and had issue.
Rawat Jagatsinghji (qv)
Rawat Chatrasalsinghji, he founded the jagir of Naveli in Malwa.
Rawat Sawalsinghji, he founded the jagir of Piploda in Malwa.
Rawat Pharasramji, he founded the jagir of Chandrawta in Malwa.
Rawat JAGATSINGHJI, founder of Mandawal, married and had issue.
Rawat Amarsinghji (qv)
Rawat Pratapsinghji, he founded the estate of Sunkhera in Malwa, which was a guaranteed jagir of Gwalior.
Rawat AMARSINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal
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Rawat GAJSINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal
Rawat AJABSINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal
Rawat KIRTISINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal
Rawat GUMANSINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal
Rawat NATHUSINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal
Rawat BHIMSINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal
Rawat SHIVSINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal
Rawat SHIVSINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal
Rawat FATEHSINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal
Rawat KESRISINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal 1861/1916, born 1858 (#2), married and had no issue. He died sp on 4th September 1916.
Rawat RATAN SINGHJI, Rawat of Mandawal 1916/-, born 6th November 1893, he succeeded his uncle to the gadi on 2nd November 1916; married a daughter of the Thakur Saheb of Daulatpur Jagir in Bhopal, and had issue. He died June 1943.
Kunwar Daulat Singh, he was adopted to Sunkhera and succeeded there as Rawat Daulat Singhji of Sunkhera (#1), he married 1stly, a Princess of Khijadia, a Thikana in Dhrol, married 2ndly, Rani Pramila Devi of Khijadia in Dhrol, and had issue.
Kunwar Ghanshyam Singhji of Sunkhera (by 1st wife)
Kunwar Ram Pratap Singh of Sunkhera (by Rani Pramila Devi), he was adopted by his grandfather, Rawat Ratan Singhji of Mandawal, and succeded there as Rawat Rampratap Singh Dodia (qv)
Rawat RAMPRATAP SINGH DODIA, Rawat of Mandawal (see above)
1. SUNKHERA: A Gauranteed Thikana of Gwalior State with an annual Revenue of over One Lakh Rupees. Sunkhera and Mandawal are Dodia Rajputs and have exchanged an heir to the gaddi in adoptions two or three times.
2. "The Golden Book of India"; LETHBRIDGE, Roper, MacMillan & Co., 1893 , p.309