• Raja DASHRATH, Capital Ayodhya

  • RAMCHANDRA, married SITA, daughter of Raja JANAK (Nepal), had issue two twin sons.

    • KUSH, whose descendents were called as Kushwaha.

    • LUV

• Raja KUSH

  • Generations.... (A branch shifted from Ayodhya to Saket; later conquered Rohtas Gadh (Bihar) on Son River; after centuries they again shifted to central India called Nishaad Desh where Nagvanshi (Kachhap Branch) ruled, thus Kushwahas also became popular as “Kachhap Ghat” or Kachh-pari or Kachhwaha, meaning the destroyers of the Kachhap Rule)

    • Raja SUMITRA

      • Raja KOORM, whose descendents were called as Kakutsth or Kutswat ie, Kachwaha.

• Raja SURAJPAL, established Gwalior Fort.

  • Raja NAL, lost Gwalior, thus, established Nalpur and Narwar Fort.

    • Raj Kumar DHOLA (SALHA KUMAR), the hero of Dhola Maru romantic rajasthani folk tales, he married the daughter of Panwar Raja of Thikana Pingal of Jangaldesh, and had issue, one son.

      • Kumar LAXMAN

        • Maharajadhiraj BAJRADHAMA, (Vikram Samvat 1034 or A.D. 977), conquered Gwalior Fort back from the Pratihars, he married and had issue, one son.

          • MANGALRAJ, married and had issue, two sons.

            • KIRTIRAJ, Ruler of Gwalior State.

              • SUMITRA, Ruler of Narwar State.

• Raja SUMITRA, Ruler of Narwar State.

  • Madhubrahma

    • Kanh

      • Devanik

        • Isa Singh

          • Sodh Dev, Nindrawal (Nindarli) Thikana/Jagir.

            • Dulhe Rai (Durlabh Rai), married KumKumDey, daughter of Salar(Ralna) Singh Chauhan, Raja of Moran of Dhundhad State. He conquered ½ Dausa from the Bargujars of Devati, and was gifted the remaining half from his in-laws, he established himself as the Ruler of Dausa.

Generations......(Amber-Jaipur)

• Rao BALA Ji

  • Rao MOKAL ji Kachawaha of Barwara and Nalha, married Nirwan Baisa.

    • Rao SHEKHA Ji, born September 24, 1433 (a) married firstly, Taankan-ji Ganga Kumari, daughter of Nagvanshi ‘Keelhan ji Taank’ of Nagar-gadh, she established the Kalyanji temple facing entry of Amarsar Fort around 1516-17 V.S., (b) married secondly, Tanwar ji- I, daughter of Rao Gahirmal ji Tanwar of Dokna, (c) married thirdly, Tanwar ji – II, daughter of Pichiyan ji Tanwar of Bayal (Ganwri), (d) married fourthly, Gaur ji, daughter of Jadam ji Gaur of Jhunthar, (e) married fifthly, Chauhan ji, daughter of Rao Raja Syobrahma Chauhan of Chaubara (Mewat, now Alwar), and had issue, 12 sons (8 survived) and 3 daughters.

      • Durgadas ji – received Nagargadh Jagir – ancestor of Tanknet subclan (may have been adopted by his maternal grandfather)

        • Mansingh

          • Soorsingh

            • Narayandas

              • Alkhan of Barwa and Khiror

                • Jagannath

                • Dooda

                • Dalpat

                • Balbhadra

              • Keshavdas, died 1680 in battle.

              • Mohandas

              • Sakat Singh

      • Ratna ji – Ratnawat subclan; thikanas of Praagpura, Pavta, Badhawas, Rajnot, Bhunas, Thiskola, Bhamru, Gudha, Jaisinghpura, Badanagar, Jodhpur (near barath) were their villages. In Haryana, Satnali, Charkhi, Dadri, Bhiwani, conquered by Shekhaji with his help were give to him; had issue, a son and a daughter.

        • Akhey Raj

          • Kanha, had issue 5 sons.

          • Kalla

            • Dalpat, had issue 4 sons.

          • Pemsi

        • Lachlade (Lachan), married Rao Maldev of Jodhpur as his Patrani, and had issue, the Yuvraj of Jodhpur.

          • Yuvraj Ram

      • Bharat ji – died issueless.

      • Tilok ji – died issueless in Shikhargadh battle.

      • Abha – Settled at village Milakpur established by his mother (Milakpuria subclan)

      • Achalaa ji – Settled at village Milakpur established by his mother (Milakpuria subclan)

      • Puran ji – died issueless at battle of Ghatwa.

      • Pratap ji –died issueless.

      • Kumbha ji – settled at Khejroli. Satpalot or Khejroliya subclan.

      • Rirmal ji – settled at village Khejroli, Khejroliya subclan.

      • Bharmal - settled at Khejroli, Khejroliya subclan (Bhaghawat also)

      • Rao RAIMAL Ji, (1545-1594), 12^th son of Rao Shekha by Rani Chauhan ji, had 555 Villages in his state. Had issue, six sons.

        • Rao Suja ji (eldest son)

        • Tejsi – Narayanpur, Gadhi, Mamor, and Bansur village (alwar).

        • Sahasmal – 12 villages jagir of Saiwar

        • Jagmal – 12 villages jagir of Hamirpur

        • Seeha - ?

        • Sautaan - ?

      • Maya Kanwar Baisa

      • Parvat Kanwar Baisa

      • Rang Kanwar Baisa

• Rao SUJA Ji, had issue 6 sons (one killed by Gaurs of Bijaygarh, who were in turn conquered and killed)

  • Rao LUNKARAN (~1606-1650), married daughter of Rao Maldeo of Jodhpur, and had issue 9 sons.

    • Kishandas – eldest son, have Kotris in Lalasar Bawdi.

    • Isardas – only one daughter, married Sabal Singh, younger brother of HH Gaj Singh of Jodhpur, died 1673 V.S.

    • Sanwaldas – Hastera and Pachar are their Thikanas.

    • Narsinghdas – owned Thikanas of Khejroli, Mehroli, Dodhsai, Kariri, Dorala (Deorala), Gudha, Sarangsar, Singod, Joonsya, and also Sabalpura in Sikar; he had issue, one son, Ugresenji.

    • Bhagwandas ji – had issue one son, Achaldas. Rudhal Manpura, Badhaal, Jahota are their Thikanas.

    • Natha ji – Talba village.

    • Dulherai -?

    • Kalyandas - ?

    • Manohardas – youngest still made Raja of Manoharpur Amarsar. Received title of Mirza by Akbar. Had issue 3 sons.

  • Raja RAISAL (Darbari), Raja of Khandela, 2^nd son of Rao Suja Ji (by Rani Ratan Kunwari Rathore) born 1595 V.S.; received small Jagir of Lamiya from paternal state Amarsar. He got associated with Badshah Akbar and managed the security of his Royal Palace with 500 Rajput soldiers under him. He fought various battles under him including Sarnal, Kherabad and Patan. [Akbarnama, page 333, 382, 416] He was awarded the Title of RAJA by Akbar and had a Mansabdari of 3000. [Aine Akbari (Eng) page 462] He conquered the parganas of Khandela (by marriage), Udaipurvati, Rewasa (Khachariawas) and Kasli from Nirbans and Chandels, and they were recognised by Akbar as his Vatan (Hereditary Personal State). Other than that he also had Jagirs of Mansab. He married and had issue, 12 sons, of whom 7 continued his lineage.

    • LADKHAN or LADA or LAL SINGH (eldest son) – Khachariawas, Ramgadh, Lamiya, Bajyawas, Dhingpur; Lalsari, Bardwa, Hudeel (in marwar); Tarapur, Khuri, Niradhanu, Khoru, Khatu(shyamji) were their Jagirs.

    • TEERMAL (Trimal) given title of Rao, ancestor of ‘Raoji Ka’ clan of Sikar and Kasli.

    • BHOJRAJ – born 1624 VS, later became Mansabdar as ruler of Udaiur(vati) pargana, 45 villages and also khetri, surajgadh, bisau, nawalgadh, mandawa, harduja, mehi, methoi, kari, ikhtiarpura, pabana, sakhoo; chanwra, mau, jalpali, nangal, bhim, puspuria, dhani; mukandgarh, mahansar, chokri, malsisar, alsisar, mandawra, etc

    • PARSHURAM (Parasram)

    • TEJSI

    • HARIRAM – Thikanas of Mundru, Dadiya, Jethi. Married and had issue, six sons.

    • GIRDHARDAS (qv), usurped Khandela from Hariramji, recognized as Raja of Khandela by Jehangir. Danta, Khood are also their thikanas.

    • BIHARI

    • VEERBHAN

    • KUSLA

    • DAYALDAS

    • BABU (of Khawas)

  • GOPAL ji, 3^rd son of Suja ji

  • BHAIRU ji, 4^th son of Suja ji

  • CHANDA ji, 5^th son of Suja ji

  • RAM ji, 6^th son of Suja ji