PRESENT RULER: Thakur CHANDRAVEER SINGHJI, 14th and present Thakur Saheb of Tal

PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: The estate was granted to Thakur Ram Singhji, younger son of Thakur Man Singhji I of Amet. Rulers were.....

• Thakur RAM SINGHJI, 1st Thakur Saheb of Tal, he was granted the Jagiri of Tal, married and had issue, seven sons.

  • Kunwar Fatah Singhji

  • Thakur Pratap Singhji (qv)

  • Kunwar Barishalji

  • Thakur Daulat Singhji, he was granted the Jagiri of Lasadiya

  • Kunwar Surat Singhji

  • Kunwar Sanwaldasji

  • Kunwar Jagat Singhji

• Thakur PRATAP SINGHJI, 2nd Thakur Saheb of Tal, married and had issue. three sons.

  • Thakur Jorawar Singhji (qv)

  • Thakur Jodh Singhji, he was granted the jagiri of Lamba by Maharana Raj Singhji of Mewar in 1654, he fought bravely in the Battle of Hurda against the Mughals in 1665; married and had issue, three sons. He was killed in battle in 1665 (Ran Junjhar).

    • Thakur Gaj Singhji, 2nd Thakur Saheb of Lamba, he was granted a new jagiri of Thana in lieu of Lamba by the Maharana of Mewar in 1670; he also had built the fort of Jodhgarh in memory of his father; married and had issue, five sons.

      • Thakur Vijay Singhji, 3rd Thakur Saheb of Thana, married and had issue, four sons.

        • Kunwar Ishwar Singhji

        • Thakur Abhay Singhji, 4th Thakur Saheb of Thana, married and had issue, three sons.

          • Thakur Roop Singhji, 5th Thakur Saheb of Thana, married and had issue, three sons.

            • Kunwar Sardar Singhji

            • Thakur Indra Singhji, 6th Thakur Saheb of Thana, married and had issue, three sons.

              • Kunwar Mohan Singhji

              • Thakur Prithvi Singhji, 7th Thakur Saheb of Thana, married and had issue, three sons.

                • Thakur Moti Singhji, 8th Thakur Saheb of Thana, he was fthe first student of the Bhupal Nobles Institute in Udaipur; the well known 'Moti Chouk' in the B.N. School is named in his memory. He died sp.

                • Thakur Madan Singhji, 8th Thakur Saheb of Thana, married and had issue, five sons.

                • ---- Thakur Balwant Singhji, 9th and present Thakur Saheb of Thana, he formerly served as a goverment teacher, he is now retired.

                • ---- Kunwar Onkar Singhji

                • ---- Kunwar Shrawan Singhji

                • ---- Kunwar Balveer Singhji

                • ---- Kunwar Bajrang Singhji

                • Thakur Jeevan Singhji, he was a great poet of Dingal; married and had issue, two sons.

                • ---- Thakur Satyapal Singhji, presently in the service of the Government of India, a prominent social worker of Mewar; married Thakurani Shashi Kanwar Jaitawat of Khokhra in Marwar.

                • ---- Thakur Man Mohan Singhji, presently serving as a Teacher in the Rajasthan Government.

              • Kunwar Ummed Singhji

            • Kunwar Dheerat Singhji

          • Kunwar Takht Singhji

          • Kunwar Jaswant Singhji

        • Kunwar Gokul Singhji

        • Kunwar Ram Singhji

      • Kunwar Bheem Singhji

      • Kunwar Bheru Singhji

      • Kunwar Sardul Singhji

      • Kunwar Shyam Singhji

    • Kunwar Salam Singhji

    • Kunwar Shiv Singhji

  • Kunwar Guman Singhji

• Thakur JORAWAR SINGHJI, 3rd Thakur Saheb of Tal, married and had issue, four sons.

  • Thakur Jai Singhji (qv)

  • Kunwar Budh Singhji

  • Kunwar Indra Singhji

  • Thakur Lal Singhji, he was granted the Jagiri of Khuma Kheda

• Thakur JAI SINGHJI, 4th Thakur Saheb of Tal

• Thakur NAHAR SINGHJI, 5th Thakur Saheb of Tal

• Thakur URJAN SINGHJI, 6th Thakur Saheb of Tal

• Thakur BAKHTAWAR SINGHJI, 7th Thakur Saheb of Tal

• Thakur SHIVNATH SINGHJI, 8th Thakur Saheb of Tal

• Thakur MOKHAM SINGHJI, 9th Thakur Saheb of Tal

• Thakur UDAI SINGHJI, 10th Thakur Saheb of Tal

• Thakur CHAMAN SINGHJI, 11th Thakur Saheb of Tal

• Thakur RANVEER SINGHJI, 12th Thakur Saheb of Tal

• Thakur HARI SINGHJI, 13th Thakur Saheb of Tal

• Thakur CHANDRAVEER SINGHJI, 14th Thakur Saheb of Tal (see above)

The help of Kunwar Shivpal Singh Chundawat from Bhopji Ka Kheda (Amet), is gratefully acknowledged, May 2014.