JAISALMIR.

Deoraj, born 836 A.D.

Mudhji.

Wachuji.

Dusaj.

Bijai Raj.

Buj Deo.

Jaisalji founded Jaisalmir, 1156.

Salwahan, 1168.

Bijalji.

Kailanji, 1200.

Chachuji, 1219.

Karranji, 1251.

Lakhar Sen, 1271.

Pun Pal.

Jaitsi, 1276.

Mul Raj, 1294.

Uduji.

Ghursatji, 1306.

Keharji.

Lachmanji.

Birsi.

Chachuji.

Dave Dass.

Jaitsi.

Karransi.

Lunkaran.

Baldeo.

Har Raj.

Bhim.

Manohar Dass.

Ram Chandra.

Sabbal Singh.

Amar Singh.

Jeswant Singh, 1702.

Bud Singh.

Tej Singh.

Ukkhi Singh.
Mul Raj, 1762.

Gaj Singh, 1820.

Ranjit Singh, 1846.

Maharawal Bairi Sal, 1864.

PERTABGHAR.

Lakhaji (of Chittôr).

Mukalji.

Khomanji.

Maharawat Surajmall. Obtained the Patta of Barra Sadri in Mewar.

Bagh Singh.

Rana Udai Singh made over Chittôr to Bagh Singh, and himself retired to Kumalmir. Bagh Singh was killed at the siege of Chittôr.

Rai Singh.

Bikaji. Founded Deolia Pertabghar and formed a separate state.

Tej Singh.

Sendhoji.

Jeswant Singh.

Hari Singh.

Pertab Singh.

Pirthi Singh.

Gopal Singh.

Salim Singh.

Sawant Singh.

Dip Singh.

Dalpat Singh.

Maharawat Udai Singh.

BANSWARRA.

1. Jagmal Singh, younger son of Udai Singh, Rawal of Dungarpur.

17. Maharawal Lachman Singh, adopted: son of Sarpur Chief.

at Bindraban.

Dalpat Singh. On the Partabghar gadi becoming vacant, Dalpat Singh left Dungarpur to occupy it.

Maharawal Udai Singh (son of Chief of Sabli).