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राजपूतो की तीन मुख्या शाखाएं है, सूर्यवंशी, चंद्रवंशी, और अग्निवंशी | सूर्यवंशी की उत्पत्ति हिन्दुयो के देवता सूर्य से हुई | चंद्रवंशी की उत्पत्ति चन्द्र से हुई | चंद्रवंशी को लूनर डायनेस्टी भी कहा जाता है |
यदुवंशी और पुरुवंशी, चंद्रवंशी वंशावली की उप शाखा है | भगवान कृष्ण का जन्म यदुवंशी के रूप में हुआ | महाकाव्य महाभारत के कौरव और पांडव का जन्म पुरुवंशी के रूप में हुआ |

इसी तरह अग्निवंशी की उत्पत्ति हिन्दू देवता अग्नि से हुई | इन तीनो वंशो को वापस अलग अलग वंशो में बांटा जाता है, नीचे उनकी सूची दी गई है:-

1. Surayvanshi
2. Agnivanshi
3. Chandravanshi


Rajput clan:

Surayvanshi



Rajputs, or “sons of kings”, are an identifiable strand of the warrior Kshatriya caste in Vedic tradition. The 36 Rajput clans claim descent through three lineages from the gods Surya, Chandra and Agni, or Sun, Moon and Fire. The clans are further sub-divided according to region and tradition. In the 17th and 18ths century, a number of khyats, or chronicles, were compiled based on mythological oral traditions. These tales illustrated the great battles, alliances and accomplishments, and painted vivid portraits of the important traditions and characteristics within the clans. Although clan history can be more accurately verified through contemporary methods of archeological and historical analysis, the khyats remain a strong part of the Rajput consciousness and an essential part of defining their character. Even in contemporary times, Rajputs engage in spirited exchanges testing each other’s knowledge of their traditional khyats. And they are a forerunner as the desired bedtime tales for children across India.


1. Kachwaha

The Kuchwahawa are a Suryavanshi Kshatriya clan who ruled a number of kingdoms and princely states in India such as Alwar, Maihar, Talcher, while the largest kingdom was Jaipur (Jainagara) which was founded by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1727. The Maharaja of Jaipur is regarded as the head of the extended Kachwaha clan. Outside of Rajasthan Kachwahas are found in Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, but are chiefly found in Muzaffarnagar, Meerut, Mathura, Agra and Kanpur. A number of Kachwaha adventurers from the Gwalior also emigrated to Jalaun, where settlements were established in Etawah. Kachhwahas from Bulandshahr(Chhatari village) are said to have descended from Narwar, while the Kachhwahas of Muzaffarnagar called themselves Jhotiyana.

2. Shekhawat

Rajput clan: Shekhawat Vansh Suryavansh. Descended from: Dhundhar, Amber/Jaipur Sub-clan of: Kachwaha/Kachawa/Kushwaha Branches: Bhojraj Ji Ka, Girdhar Ji Ka, Achaldas Ji Ka, Rao Ji Ka, Ladkhani, Bhairo ji Ka, Taknet, Ratnawat, Khejdoliya, Milakpuriya, Tejsi Ka, Jagmalji Ka, Sahasmalji Ka, Lunkaranji Ka, Ugarsenji Ka, Sanwanldasji Ka, Gopalji Ka, Chandapota, Parsuramji Ka, Tajkhani, Hariramji Ka etc. Ruled in Shekhawati Princely states: Thikanas of Shekhawati

3.Nathawat

Nathawat is a sub clan of Kachwaha Rajputs included in Bara Kothri. Natha was a great warrior. He was the son of Gopal, who was the son of Raja Prithviraj of Amber, India. Gopal was given the jagir (fief) of Chomu and Samode. His descendants are called Nathawats. Raisar, Choumu, Samode, Mundota, Kalwara, Morija, Ajayrajpura, Baghawas and ChotiDungari and Bhoorthal were their main Thikanas. The five colored Jaipur flag was won by Nathawats after defeating five kings of Afghanistan and was presented to the ruling king, Raja Man Singh, who in turn gifted them the white flag of Kachchawas.

4.Naruka

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5. Khangarot

The great ancestry of the Kachhawa Khangarots lives today, and continues to maintain their heritage lands in Diggi. They weave a rich history as fierce warriors and defenders as one of the living twelve Bara Kothris from the Kachhawa clan of the Royal House of Amer. The Khangarots embody the most valiant characteristics of the Rajputs of India; brave, courageous heroic and loyal, yet not shy of their extravagant inclinations.

6. Kumbhani

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7. Kalyanot

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8. Banvirpota

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9. Rathore

This clan inhabits Marwar and Jangladesh regions of western Rajasthan, Idar state of Gujarat. Chhapra, Sheohar (a village called Tariyani Chapra also has a large number of Rathore Rajputs), migrated from Jaipur. A prominent Rathore family, descendants of Rao Suraj Singh, are located in Poonch, Kashmir. Rathores originate from Kannauj in Uttar Pradesh and inhabit many west UP districts like etah, Farrukhabad, Fatehpur etc.

10.Rajawat

Rajawat or Rajavat is the name of the senior sub-clan of the Kachwaha, Suryavanshi rajputs. Descendants of Raja Bhagwant Das of Amber, India are born by (Nirwan Rajput Princess of Khandela,Srimadhopur,Sikar) known as Rajawats. Traditionally, the Rajawats are distinguished for their "right of presumptive heirship to the Jaipur Gaddi (throne)", thus the Maharaja of Jaipur belongs to this sub-clan. The Thikanas of this clan and their domain near Jaipur were known as the 'Rajawati' domain. Rajawati lies in the ancient heartland of the Kachhwahas adjoining Madhya Pradesh through Ranthambore bordering Narwar and encompassing Sawai Madhopur. A number of prominent (Thikana/Jagirs) of this line are Isarda, Jhalai, Barwara, Sewar, Dhula, Baler,etc Important villages of RAJAWAT sub clan of KACHHAWAH lineage in Sawai Madhopur district are- Thikana Shiwar, Baler, Isarda, Dehlod, Jolanda, Pura, Jailalpura, Bapui, Siras, Jatavati, Badodiya, Pipalwara, Hindupura, Didwadi, Moran, Mitrapura, Gotor, Datuli, Jhanoon, Badagaon Sarwar, Bagdoli, Khijuri, Kotda,Gangwara, Torda, googdod, Aincher, Bageena. etc.

12.Bais

The Bais Rajputs are considered to be Suryavanshi. They are an ancient Hindu warrior caste. Their eponymous ancestor was Gautamiputra Satakarni also known as Shalivahana, the king of Shalikot presently known as Sialkot in Pakistan. Shalivahana is the mythic son of a snake who conquered the great Raja Vikramaditya of Ujjain in 55 AD and established his own area. The clan claims to have come from Manji Paithan in the Dekhan in 78 AD when Shalivahana was king.[8] This was the Saka era and Shalivahana was the leader of the Saka nomads who invaded Gujarat on two occasions before and shortly after the beginning of the Christian era.[8] It makes sense for Shesh-Vansh to be called Suryavanshi because they are descendants of Lakshman Ji, brother of Sri Rama, who is believed to be an avtar of Sheshnag. The Bais Rajput come in the list of castes in the super caste known as the Dhangar Rajput, formed by wealthy Kshatriyas who moved to the regions of Punjab( now Himachal Pradesh and Haryana and Azad Kashmir and settled there.

13.Gahlot

The royal Gahlots formerly ruled a number of kingdoms and princely states.The Gahlot population and the former Rajput states are found spread through much the subcontinent, particularly in North India and central India.[citation needed] Their kuldevta (family deity) is Lord Rama and their kuldevi (goddess) is Sita

14.Gohil

A plate at Royal Palace of Gohil Dynasty of Bhavnagar, claiming that Gohils are descendants of Kush elder son of Lord Ram.The Gohils are Suryavanshi Rajputs who have descended from the Guhilots of Mewar. After the sack of Vallabhi, the pregnant queen of king Shiladitya of Vallabhi, who had survived the attack due to her having been on a pilgrimage, gave birth to a boy in a cave. Due to the circumstances surrounding the boy's birth, he was named Guha or Guhaditya. He is later supposed to have caputred Idar with the help of his Bhil compatriates, amongst whom he had grown up and become popular.

17.Minhas

Minhas Rajputs are spread throughout Punjab Region and Jammu & Kashmir in India and Pakistan. Hindu Minhas Rajputs reside in the Indian states of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Indian Punjab, Sikh Minhas Rajputs, mainly inhabit Punjab (India) and Muslim Minhas Rajputs reside in Pakistani Punjab and Pakistan controlled Kashmir.

18.Sengar

Sengar are a clan of Rajputs. One of the 36 clan Rajput Kshatriya, they are mainly found in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh states of India. Origin.The exact vansh of Sengar is Rishivansh. According to an ancient story father of Lord Rama, Raja Dashrath had given his Sister 'SHANTA' in marriage to Shringi rishi. The vansh created from that marriage is Sengar rajput. Possible derivation of the 'sengar' name is (apart from 'Sringi' rishi) from 'Chattis-kul-Singar'.

20.Bachal

Bachal Rajputs are said to get the name from queen Bachal, who was mother of famous folk-deity Jaharveer Gogaji.Gogaji according to legend was son of a Chauhan Rajput Ruler named Vacha or Juar, whose wife Bachal was from Tuar clan. Gogaji was born upon blessings given to Queen Bachal by Guru Gorakhnathji.Gogaji was born in Dadrewa. Early days of Gogaji were spent at village Dadrewa, situated on Hissar-Bikaner Highway in the Churu district in Rajasthan. It is said that this region was once ruled by Gogaji. A fair is also held in memory of Gogaji here. These group of Bachal Rajputs, worship Gogaji, as their Kuldevta.

21.Dogras

Rajput Dogras are be Suryavanshi Rajputs of Chattari origin, migrating many centuries ago from Rajputana to the hilly areas of Jammu and lower altitude areas of Himachal Pradesh (Kangra, Mandi, Bilaspur and Hamirpur). They live predominantly in the Jammu region of Jammu and Kashmir but also in adjoining areas of Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, and northeastern Pakistan.They speak their own language, Dogri, which was recognized as one of the national languages of India in 2003.

22.Jaitawat

The Jaitawats are a subgoup of the Rathore clan of Rajputs of India. They are the descendants of Jaitaji Rathore, who was the son of Panchayan Ji Rathore and his wife LalaDevi "Savant Singh" Solanki. He was born in Vikaram Sawant 1554 Asoj Sudi 8 in AkhaiDurg of Sojat.


Rajput clan:

Agnivanshi



1. Chauhan

Chauhan is one of the four Agni-Kul or 'fire sprung' clans, deriving their origin from a sacrificial fire-pit (agnikunda) at Mount Abu to fight against the Asuras or demons.Agnikula origin was perpetuated by later manuscripts of Raso from the 16th century onwards.His authority stretched from Aravalli to Abu to Chambal. He fell against the Muslim Invaders from Sind. A Chauhan king ruled from Lahore and he sought the help of his sovereign - the king of Ajmer, who sent forward a force of 5000 of the finest Chauhan Horsemen to aid the Chauhan King of Lahore. Lahore King's brother led the forces and fought as many as 70 battles with the forces of Ghor, Gajni and Kabul.

2. Paramara

The Paramara clan belongs to the Agnivansha of Rajputs in modern times, the Paramaras are located throughout northern, western and central India. Paramaras are also spread throughout the nations of the former British Empire, particularly Canada and the United Kingdom, as well as in the USA and in Sindh, Pakistan, where they constitute 40% of the population of the Dadu district; here they are called Panhwars. The Ponwar clan of the Marathas, who ruled the states of Dewas, Dhar, Rajgarh in Malwa and Chhatarpur in Bundelkhand from the 18th century to the mid-20th century, claim the same descent as the Paramaras.

3. Solanki

Solankis were descended from 6th Century Badami Chalukyas.While according to later manuscripts of Prithviraj Raso, they belonged to the Agnikula group of Rajputs.The name Solanki comes from Chalukya the ancient Indian dynasty. During 543–566, Pulakesi the kingdom at Vatapi (present-day Badami, Bagalkot District in North Karnataka of Karnataka).The Solanki clan-name is found within the Rajput community of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh.

4.Deora

Deora is the name of a branch of the Sonegara Chauhan clan of rajputs in India. Sonegara Chauhans ruled Jalore (The mountain on which the fort is located is called as Swarngiri-the mountain of gold and hence the Chauhans took the name Sonegara) and surrounding areas. Sonegara Chauhans are known for their valour against the ferocious sultan of Delhi Allauddin Khilji. Rao Deoraj was the progenitor of the Devra clan. In ages past, the rulers of Chandravati, Sirohi belonged to the Deora clan.


5.Vaghela

The Vaghelas were a branch and feudatories of the Solanki dynasty, who ruled Gujarat from the 10th to the 13th centuries. The Solanki went into decline in the thirteenth century, and by 1243 the Vaghelas were firmly in control of Gujarat. They restored stability to Gujarat for the latter half of the 13th century. They were based in the town of Dholka. Their dynasty ended with the defeat of Karnadeva Vaghela by Alauddin Khilji, and the rule of the Delhi Sultanate.


6. Rawat

Rawat Rajputs are a group of people who reside in Ajmer, Ballabgarh, Faridabad, Palwal Rajsamand, Bhilwara, Chittorgarh and Pali districts of Rajasthan, the area known as Magra-Merwara and the Kumaon division and Garhwal Divisions of Uttarakhand, India. The Rawat Rajputs of Magra (Rajasthan) claim their descent from warriors of the Chauhan dynasty.Rawat Rajputs of Magra Merwara traditionally marry only among other Rawat Rajputs of the same region.

7. Hon

The Hun are Panwar Rajputs, claiming descent from a Raja Judgeo. The tribe is a very small one. According to 1931 Census of India, they numbered just under 500 (census 1931). They are a closely related to a number of Rajput septs residing in Rawalpindi District, such as the Baghial and Bhakral, all of whom claim descent from the Panwar Rajputs.

8.Sodha

The Sodhar sindhis are said to be descended from Paramara Sodhar, are supposed to have come into this part of Sindh from Ujjain about 1226, when they quickly displaced the rulers of the country. Other authorities, however, state that they did not conquer the country from the Sumras, the dominant race, before the beginning of the sixteenth century.


Rajput clan:

Chandravanshi



1. Bhati

Bhati is one of the largest tribes of the Rajput castes in South Asia. They claim descent from Krishna as an avatar of Vishnu, and thus identify themselves as a Chandravanshi Kshatriya clan. The Bhati trace their history to the desert principality of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan, in the border villages of Bikaner and some tehsils of Jodhpur (Osian and Shergarh), a region known as Bhatiana. In addition, the Bhati are also found in Uttar Pradesh. They are divided into about forty gotras or clans.

2.Jadaun

Jadons claim to have descended from the Hindu mythological character Yadu.As the descendents of Yadu, they are classified as under the Chandravanshi branch of the Rajput caste hierarchy. However according to The Rajputana gazetteers, Aphariyas clan of Yaduvanshi Ahirs also claims descent from Jadauns. Although, they are Yadavs. They also occupied the forts of Bijai Garh, built by Pundir Rajputs, at Bayana and Timan Garh near Karauli. The distance between the two forts is about 50 kilometers. The Great Fort of Majhola in Moradabad District of Uttar Pradesh was also built by the Jadauns. Jadons are among the 36 royal clans of Rajputs, They are of Chandravanshi lineage and Kuldevi of Jadon's is Kaila devi at Karauli (Rajasthan). section.

3.Jadeja

Jadejas dynasty ruled major parts of present day Gujarat,notably Kutch, Nawanagar, Rajkot, Morbi, Gondal and Dhrol. The dominant races in Kutch previous to the 9th century of Christian era were the Chavda, Kathees and Waghela, they ruled the western, central and the eastern parts of Kutch respectively. The reigning Prince of Nagar Thatta in Sindh towards the end of 8th century AD was Lakho Ghuraro. He had eight sons by two wives, the eldest son being Unad from the first wife and the other being Mod by a wife from Chawda tribe

4. Chadar

The origin of chadar is from Chittorgarh Rajsthan and their near regions like Kota, Bundi, etc. The chadars are known to be descendends of Chandela's. From the ninth century to the 13th century, the Chandelas ruled over central India. Their first capital city was Khajuraho, which was later shifted to Mahoba. They are regarded to be Chandravanshi; The descendants of the Som (Sanskrit literal meaning: moon). The Chandela are a Rajput clan found in Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, a dynasty, who ruled much of the Bundelkhand region of central India for long periods between the 10th and the 13th centuries AD. The Chandela dynasty is famous in Indian history for sculptures at temples of Khajuraho which is now a world heritage site.

5. Tomar

The Tomars are the descendants of the Pandava prince Arjuna, through his great grandson Emperor Janamejaya, son of Emperor Parikshit.Prince Dhritrashtra, blind by birth and the elder son of Kuru scion Vichitraveer abdicated the throne in favor of his younger brother Pandu whose sons were called Pandavs. King Pandu later abdicated the throne back to his elder brother due to his ill health. Their sons were involved in a great battle and finally Yudhishthira became the king after defeating Duyodhana.King Yudhishtra founded the city of Indraprastha in the Kuru

6. Chudasama

> The Chudasama and their collaterals the Raizada are a branch of the Lunar or Chandravanshi line of Rajputs, who trace their origin to Lord Krishna. They were rulers and a powerful and highly warlike clan of Chandravanshi Rajputs. They have a very colorful history full of brave princes and soldiers who valliantly fought and martyred themselves for just causes. These Rajputs, concentrated in eastern Saurashtra, are spread in 52 small villages and towns in that area.

7.Yadu

The Mahabharata, the Harivamsha and the Puranas mention Yadu as the eldest son of king Yayati and his queen Devayani. The prince of King Yayati, Yadu was a self-respecting and a very established ruler. According to the Vishnu Purana, the Bhagavata Purana and the Garuda Purana Yadu had four sons, The names of his sons are: Sahasrajit (or Sahasrada), Kroshtu (or Kroshta),Nila, Antika and Laghu.The kings between Budha and Yayati were known as Somavanshi. According to a narrative found in the Mahabharata, and the Vishnu Purana, Yadu refused to exchange his years of youth with his father Yayati. So he was cursed by Yayati that none of Yadu's progeny shall possess the dominion under his father's command.Thereby, he could not have carried on the same dynasty, called Somavamshi. Notably, the only remaining dynasty of King Puru was entitled to be known as Somavamshi. Thereby King Yadu ordered that the future generations of his would be known as Yadavas and the dynasty would be known as Yaduvamshi.



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