PRESENT RULER:

PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: The family were established at Narwar before the Mahratta invasion of Central India. Estate holders were....

• Unknown, married and had issue.

  • Raja Madho Singh (qv)

  • generation

    • Raja Man Singh (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.

• Raja MADHO SINGH, Raja of Narwar, he was granted the pargana of Paron and six villages in December 1818 under the guarantee of the British Government;

• Raja MAN SINGH, Raja of Narwar -/1882, he joined the rebels in 1857 but surrendered in 1859 on condition of a pardon and maintenance being paid to him, therefore his possessions were restored under the previous guarantee, for his services in helping to capture Tantia Tope, a jagir of 1,000Rs revenue was granted to him but was exchanged for a cash allowance of the same amount; married and had issue. He died 31st December 1882.

  • Raja Gajendra Singh (qv)

• Raja GAJENDRA SINGH, Raja of Narwar 1882/1899, born in or about 1868, he succeeded as a minor and the management of the estate was placed in the charge of a Kamdar under the general supervision of the Political Assistant, Guna, but it has since 1886 been carried on by the Raja himself under the same supervision; the annual grant of Rupees 1,000 has been given to him in perpetuity by the British Government; married in 1884, the daughter of the Chief of Sohawal in Baghelkhand, and had issue. He died 1899.

  • Raja Mahendra Singh (qv)

• Raja MAHENDRA SINGH, Raja of Narwar 1899/-, born 1892, married a daughter of Raja Raghuraj Pratap Singh, Raja of Mankapur.