PRESENT HEAD OF HOUSE: The Head of the Jaisa Bhati clan is the Thakur Saheb of Lawera (Thikana, Marwar State)

ESTATES: Lawera, Tapu, Kapooriya etc.

PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: The founder of the lineage was Rao Jaisa Bhati, a grandson of Rawal Kehar II of Jaisalmer; he was renowned as a warrior who helped Rathores establish their kingdom in Jodhpur and his descendants - the Jesa Bhati Rajputs are primarily found in Jodhpur. Rulers and estate holders were....

• Rawal KEHAR II, Rawal of Jaisalmer (1334/1394), son of Rawal Devraj of Jaisalmer, married (a), Sodhiji Soorj Kanwar, daughter of Rao Jodhan/Toghan Sodha [of Amarkot?], married (b), Chauhanji, daughter of Rana Alsee Chauhan of Pawa (ancient Kingdom Pavagarh near Vadodara-Gujarat), married (c), Rani Lachha Deori of Sirohi, and 18 other queens, and had issue, eight sons and three daughters.

  • • Kunwar Som

    • Rawal Lakshman Singh of Jaisalmer (1394/1439)

    • Rao Kelan (by Deori Chauhan Lacham), ancestor of Kelan Bhati clan of Pugal, uterine brother of Kalikaran.

    • Rao Kalikaran, married 1sly, Rani Sankhaliji, daughter of folk deity Parmar Rana Harbhu Mahirajot Sankhla of Begti,^(#1) and his wife, Rani Bhatiniji, daughter of Rawal Pamji? Bhati of Jaisalmer (sister of Rani Mainade, mother of folk deity Kunwar Ramdevji and wife of Rao Ajmalji Tanwar of Runicha and Pokaran), married 2ndly, Deoriji Surajkanwar, daughter of Rao Sawant Singh of Kalandri (Sirayat) in Sirohi, and had issue.

      • Kunwar Jaisa Bhati (by Sankhali Rani), ancestor of Jesa Bhati clan of Kapoorian and Tapu. (continued below)

      • Rani Bhatiani Sarangdeji of Jodhpur, pihar name Likhmibai or Lakshmi Kanwar (by Sankhali Rani), married Rao Suja, son of Rao Jodha of Jodhpur.

    • Rao Sanwat Singh, ancestor of Sanwatsi Bhati clan.

    • Rao Satal, founder of Satalmer.

    • Kunwar Vijo

    • Kunwar Tanujo

    • Kunwar Tejsi

    • Baisa Raj Kanwar, married Maharana Lakha of Chittaurgarh (Mewar)

    • Baisa Vijay Kanwar, married Deora Chauhan Rao of Sirohi.

    • Baisa Kalyan Kanwar, married Rao Jagmaal Rathore of Khed (Marwar)

      • [Rao Jodha Rathore?]

• Rao JAISA BHATI or Jesa Bhati, Rao of Bhaundo near Nagaur, Phalodi (1/4th Jodhpur) and Tana (in Mewar, formerly belonging to Malo Solanki), he assisted Rao Jodha Rathore in regaining Mandore on the instructions of Harbhuji Sankhla and received quarter Jodhpur as per agreement, however, on marriage of his sister Lakshmi Bai to Jodhpur Prince Suja, entire state of Phalodi was given in dowry to Jodhpur. Thereafter, he went to serve Mewar under Maharana Kumbha and received jagir of Tana thikana of 140 villages, but died two months after reaching Delhi when he was sent to meet the Emperor as Vakil (Lawyer) of Maharana Mewar. He married Rani (name unknown) and had issue, four sons, the Jaisa Bhati clan, whose thikana are all in Marwar and only Betina in Jaisalmer.

  • • Rao Anandrao [Govinddasot Bhati clan:- Surtanot subclan - Lawera, Matoda, Sanwarau, Binjwadia. Others - Tapu. Anwana. Other sons had:- Thalaju, Rudia, Deoliali.]

      • Rao Nimba or Neemba, Thakur of Lavera, married and had issue, seven sons. Raja Soor Singh had granted Lavera to Govinddas in 1606 AD; Raja Udai Singh further granted 25 villages to him; he was also appointed Pradhan (Prime Minister of Jodhpur).

        • Mana,

        • Patta,

        • Ridhmal,

        • Ganga,

        • Kisna Nimbawat Anandot Bhati, he died in battle against Rao of Pugal at Phalodi.

        • Moola, he was in service of Rao of Mandore (Jodhpur), he died in battle.

        • Bhojraj

      • Duda

      • Parvat

      • Pitha

    • Rao Bhairavdas, Thakur of Tana (Mewar), married and had issue, four sons.

      • Sura

        • Dungarsi, married and had issue, two sons, Manadlav and Achaldas of Nimbau, Adakwas, Sedariya, Sanwarla, Doliya, Mokalnadi, Dakatra, Bhundwa, Kameti, Damann, Lalana, Tharasani.

      • Achala

      • Deda

      • Barjang

    • Rao Jodha (qv)

    • Rao Vanvir, Thakur of Khairvo, married and had issue, three sons - Tejsi, Kishna, Bisa. They had jagir of Aratiya, Godhawas, Badla, Bhagtawasani, Bandhado, Punasar, Sanwalta, Tambadiya, Karamsisar in Marwar, and also Dhaturiya, Satakheri, Halduni, Khajoori, Lasudia in Malwa.

• Rao JODHA BHATI, Thakur of Balarwa in Jodhpur, married and had issue, seven sons. He died BS 1422 Falgun Badi 2.

  • • Rao Rama, Thakaur of Balarwa, he was in service of Rao Maldeo of Jodhpur, and received jagir of Balarwa along with 14 villages, married and had issue, four sons.

      • Kishna, married and had issue, five sons.

        • Kanh, married and had issue, two sons.

          • Hardas, he was appointed kiledar of Jodhpur, married and had issue, five sons, ancestor of the Hardasot Bhati clan, including the thakurs of Balarwa, Chamu, Malunga, Beru, Khudiyala, Raimalwada, Nanan, Bucheti, Badawas-Garha and Banad.

            • Vitthaldas, married and had issue, three sons - Jagannath, Jaitmal, Jaisa.

            • Manohardas, married and had issue, four sons - Rajsingh, Udaisingh, Aasa, Prithviraj.

            • Thakur Mukunddas, Thakur of Balarwa, married and had issue -

              • Ram Singh

              • Shyam Singh

                • Jugat Singh, he received Malunga village in jagir by Maharaja Ajit Singh.

            • Shaktisingh, married and had issue, two sons - Duda, Shatrusal.

            • Dungarsi

          • Devidas, ancestor of the thakurs of Bujawad.

        • Surajmal

        • Goyand [Govinddas Bhati?, Pradhan of Maharaja Soor Singh of Jodhpur], married and had issue, one son.

          • Manohar, married and had issue, two sons.

            • Kumbha, married and had issue, three sons - Akheyraj, Ratan, Meghraj.

            • Bhana, married and had issue, two sons - Patta, Dwarkadas.

        • Ganga

        • Toga

      • Viramde, ancestor of the thakurs of Chandaliya, Barodo-gaon.

      • Rana

      • Uda

    • Rao Narayandas

    • Rao Durjan Jodhawat Bhati, died in battle at Nagaur.

    • Rao Aasa, married and had issue. He died in battle against Rao of Pugal at Phalodi.

      • Dhano Asawat Bhati, he died in battle against Rao of Pugal at Phalodi.

    • Rao Bhoja, married and had issue, four sons.

      • Bairsal, married and had issue.

        • Gopaldas, married and had issue.

          • Raghodas, married and had issue.

      • Vira, married and had issue.

        • Devidas

      • Rajdhar, married and had issue, two sons.

        • Patta, married and had issue.

          • Keshodas

        • Kalyandas

      • Panchayan

    • Rao Panchayan, he was martyred in a great battle, married and had issue.

      • Jagmal Panchyanot Jodhawat Bhati, married and had issue. He died in battle against Rao of Pugal defending Phalodi (Jodhpur).

        • Keshodas

    • Rao Mala Jodhawat Bhati, Thakur of Kapooriya, an ace warrior, married and had issue, four sons, the thakurs of Kapoorian. He had sustained injuries in the battle of Samel and gave battle at Jodhpur fighting gallantly to the finish.

      • Rao Amba Malawat Bhati, an ace warrior, married and had issue, one son. He died in battle against Rao of Pugal defending Phalodi (Jodhpur).

        • • Kanha, married and had issue, three sons.

            • Bhagwan, married and had issue, three sons.

              • Sundardas

              • Barjang

              • Jodha

            • Karn, married and had issue, three sons.

              • Varsingh

              • Amra

            • Ballu

      • Bacha, married and had issue, one son.

        • Bhakarsi.

      • Nathu, married and had issue, two sons.

        • Bika

        • Harraj

      • Ratansi, married and had issue, two sons.

        • Poora

        • Hado

FAMILY TREES:

1. Genealogical Tree (Part I): covering the years from 731AD to 1530

2. Genealogical Tree (Part II) : covering the years from 1530 to 1762

3. Genealogical Tree (Part III): covering the years from 1762 to the present