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The Rathor Dynasty

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1562 - 1565 Rao Shri Chandra Sen Sahib, Rao of Jodhpur. b. 30^th July 1541, fourth surviving son of Rao Shri Mal Deo [Maldevji] Sahib, Rao of Jodhpur, by his fifth and favourite wife, Shri Jhaliji Rani Swarup Deviji Sahiba, educ. privately. Seized the throne on the death of his father, during the absence of his elder brothers at the Imperial Court, 7^th November 1562. Installed on the gadi at Sringar Chowki, Mehrangarh, Jodhpur, 31^st December 1562. His succession dissafted his elder half-brothers and several important nobles at his court, who failing to dislodge him, joined forces with Emperor Akbar. The latter took the fort after a siege lasting seventeen days, forcing Chandra Sent o confer additional lands on his uncles Ram Singh and Udai Saingh. Later forced to pay an indemnity of Rs 4 lakhs to Husain Quli Khan, but eventually lost his kingdom when he took Mehrangarh in 1565. Visited Akbar at Nagor in 1571, but failed to secure his restoration. Established himself at Siwana Fort and attempted to defy Imperial authority, but was forced to flee and go into hiding when confronted by Rai Singh of Bikaner in 1574. m. (first) Shri Chauhaniji Rani Kalyan Deviji Sahiba (d. before 1581), daughter of Hamir Vakhavat, of Sacoro. m. (second) Shri Kachhawahi Rani Suhag Deviji Sahiba (d. at Phagi, after 1565), daughter of Viro Kachhawa, of Naruka. m. (third) Shri Bhatianiji Rani Sobhag Deviji Sahiba (d. by sati, 11^th January 1581), daughter of Maharajadhiraj Parama Bhattarak Shri Maharawal Ji Bairi Harraj Singh Dev Bahadur, Yadukul Chandrawhal, Bijaimand, Maharaja of Jaisalmer. m. (fourth) at Chittor Fort, 23^rd April 1560, Shri Sisodniji Rani Suraj Deviji Sahiba (d. at Mathuraji, ca. 1614), daughter of Maharana Udai Singh II, Maharana of Mewar. m. (fifth) Shri Kachhawahi Rani Kankunde Bai Sahiba (d.s.p.), née Kukamde Bai, daughter of Jogi Kachhawa. m. (sixth) at Sirohi, 22^nd June 1568, Shri Deoriji Rani Akhankar Deviji Sahiba (d. at Mathuraji, ca. 1603), daughter of Maharao Man Singh I, Rao of Sirohi. m. (seventh) Shri Bhatianiji Rani Harakhan Deviji Sahiba (d.s.p. at Gopasar, Marwar, before December 1640), née Sahordaram Bai, daughter of Ram Panchainot, of Vairsalpur, of the Kelham Bhati clan. m. (eighth) Shri Bhatianiji Rani Premal Deviji Sahiba (d.s.p. at Vikumpur, ca. 1627), daughter of Rao Jaiso Varsinghot, of Pungal, of the Kelham Bhati clan. m. (ninth) Shri Bhatianiji Rani Jagisam Bai Sahiba (d.s.p. by sati, January 1581), daughter of Meho Tejsiyot, an officer in Jodhpur state service. m. (tenth) Shri Sodhiji Rani Megham Bai Sahiba (d.s.p. by sati, January 1581), from the Sodha Pamwar family of Amarkot. m. (eleventh) Shri Chauhaniji Rani Purbaniji Sahiba (d.s.p. by sati, January 1581). m. (twelfth) Shri Bhatianiji Rani Sahiba, daughter of Rao Dungarsi Durjansalot, of Vikumpur, of the Kelham Bhati clan. m. (thirteenth) at Ranthambhor, 21^st February 1569, Shri Hadoji Rani Sahiba (d.s.p.), a daughter of Maharao Raja Shri Surjan Sahib Bahadur, Maharao Raja of Haravati. He d. in exile, at Bhadrajoon, 11^th January 1581 (cremated at Mandore), having had issue, three sons and six daughters:

• 1) Rao Shri Rai Singh Sahib, of Amjhera. b. 1558 (s/o Rani Suhag Deviji). Entered the Imperial service in 1571. He was k. at the battle of Datani, Sirohi, 17^th October 1583.
• 2) Rao Shri Agar Sen [Ugrasen] Sahib. b. 2^nd August 1559 (s/o Rani Kalyan Deviji). Ancestor of the Ajmer Istimrardars of Amargarh, Arwar, Bandanwara, Barli, Baori, Bhinai, Deogaon Baghera, Deolia, Goela, Gudha-Kalan, Jaola, Jetpura, Jotayan, Kalyanpura, Kanai-Khurd, Kerot, Nagelao, Nandsi, Padla, Piproli, Raghunathpura, Ralaotha, Ratakot, Sarana, Shokla, and Sholian. He was k. by Sekho Sankarot Rathore, for murdering his half-brother, before 1583. Copyright©Christopher Buyers
• 3) Rajkumar Shri Askaran. b. 19^th June 1570 (s/o Rani Suraj Deviji). m. Shri Chavriji Rani Gopal Deviji Sahiba (d. by sati at Jodhpur, March 1582), from the Chavri family. He was k. by his half-brother, Ugrasen, while asleep in bed, at Siriyari, Marwar, 25^th March 1582.
• 1) Rajkumari Shri Jamoti Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Kalyan Deviji). m. at Bhadrajun, Marwar, ca. 1569, Vijo Harrajot (d. 1588), from the Dungarot branch of the Deori Chauhan family. She d. by sati 1588.
• 2) Rajkumari Shri Askunwar Baiji Lall Sahiba [Shri Rathorji Rani Asha Kanwar Sahiba] (d/o Rani Suhag Deviji). m. Farzand Mirza Raja Shri Man Singhji (I) Bahadur, Raja of Amber (b. at Amber, 1543; d. at Ellichpur, 6^th July 1614), son of Amir ul-Umara, Raja Shri Bhagwan Das, Raja of Amber, by his first wife, Shri Rani Bhagvati Devi Sahiba, daughter of Pichayan Karam Pawar of Malpura - see India (Jaipur).
• 3) Rajkumari Shri Karamat Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Sobhag Deviji). m. at Bhadrujun, Marwar, 13^th December 1569, Maharana Udai Singh II, Maharana of Mewar (b. 4^th August 1522; d. 28^th February 1572), fourth son of Maharana Shri Sangram Singhji I Sahib [Sangaji], Maharana of Mewar, by his third wife, Shri Hardoji Rani Karnavati Devi Sahiba, of Bundi - see India (Udaipur).  Copyright©Christopher Buyers
• 4) Rajkumari Shri Kamlavati Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Ahankar Deviji). m. Rajkumar Shri Gordhan Sahib, son of Raja Askaram Sahib, Raja of Gwalior.
• 5) Rajkumari Shri Raikunwar Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Ahankar Deviji). m. Rajkumar Shri Sabal Singh Sahib (d.v.p. before 1614), fourth son of Farzand Mirza Raja Shri Man Singhji Bahadur, Raja of Amber, by his ninth wife, ninth) Shri Gaudji Rani Shri Sohadra Devi, daughter of Raimal. She d. by sati - see India (Jaipur).
• 6) Rajkumari Shri … Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Ahankar Deviji). m. Maharana Udai Singh II, Maharana of Mewar (b. 4^th August 1522; d. 28^th February 1572), fourth son of Maharana Shri Sangram Singhji I Sahib [Sangaji], Maharana of Mewar, by his third wife, Shri Hardoji Rani Karnavati Devi Sahiba, of Bundi - see India (Udaipur).

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1583 - 1595 Raja Shri Udai Singhji Sahib Bahadur, Raja of Jodhpur. b. at Mehrangarh, Jodhpur, 13^th January 1538, third son Rao Shri Mal Deo [Maldevji] Sahib, Rao of Jodhpur, by his fifth and favourite wife, Shri Jhaliji Rani Swarup Deviji Sahiba, educ. privately. educ. at the Imperial Court, Delhi. Emperor Akbar took him to Delhi as a hostage in order to ensure the good behaviour of his father. Absent from the state at his father's death, when his younger brother seized the throne in 1562. He assisted Emperor Akbar in taking Jodhpur from his nephew in 1564, receiving Imperial recogonition as head of the family and leader of the Rathore clan in 1570. Entering the Mughal service, he rose high in rank, receiving appointment to an Imperial mansab of 1,000 zat, and promotion to the hereditary title of Raja in 1581. Restored to Jodhpur and formally installed on the gadi at Sringar Chowki, Mehrangarh, 4^th August 1583. The first of his line to permanently adopt the suffix of Singh. Styled 'Mota Raja' (the fat Raja) by his friend and mentor, Emperor Akbar. The Emperor's support ensured security for the clan and the continued enjoyment of their hereditary possessions. m. (first) before 1556, Shri Solankani Rani Nachrang Deviji Sahiba (d. at Jodhpur, 1590), née Kankade, daughter of Samvatsi Raymalot, of Desuri, in Godhvar. m. (second) Shri Sisodini Rani Apurav Deviji Sahiba (d. 1597), daughter of Kunwar Shri Parasram Sahib, of Udaipur. m. (third) Shri Kachhawahi Rani Ankar Deviji Sahiba (d. at Phalodhi, shortly after 1562), daughter of Mansingh Tejsiyot Kachhawa. m. (fourth) Shri Bhatianiji Rani Jaswant Deviji Sahiba (d. at Jodhpur, 1601), née Harakham Bai, daughter of Rao Durjan Sal Varsinghot, of Vikumpur. m. (fifth) Shri Kachhawahi Rani Uttam Deviji Sahiba, daughter of Ramsingh Tejsiyot, of Amarsar. m. (sixth) Shri Rajavat Kachavahi Rani Sahiba (d. at Jodhpur, before 1595), née Sita Bai. m. (seventh) Shri Chauhaniji Rani Ajayab Deviji Sahiba (d. 1618), née Kanka Bai, daughter of Thakur Makharan Ranawat, of Khejarlo, a military officer in Jodhpur state service. m. (eighth) Shri Bhatianiji Rani Kapur Deviji Sahiba, daughter of Kamo Goyandot, of Gadalo, from the Kelhan Bhati clan. m. (ninth) Shri Bhatianiji Rani Santokh Deviji Sahiba (d. 1621), née Sajnam Baj Sahiba, daughter of Rajkumar Shri Suraj Mal, of Jaisalmer. m. (tenth) Shri Rajavat Kachhawahi Rani Manrang Deviji Sahiba (d. at Lahore, Punjab, 21^st May 1593), daughter of Raja Askaram Bhimvrajot, Raja of Gwalior. m. (eleventh) at Idar, 1585, Shri Chauhaniji Rani Suhag Deviji Sahiba (d. at Jodhpur, 1600), née Purbani Bai, daughter of Vais Dhundhanji or of Surtanji. m. (twelfth) at Idar, 1585, Shri Chavriji Rani Sigar Deviji Sahiba (d. at Jodhpur, 1618), daughter of Aso Chavro, of Idar. m. (thirteenth) at Sathlano, Marwar, 29^th December 1589, Shri Chauhaniji Rani Sahiba (d.s.p. by sati, at Lahore, Punjab, July 1595), daughter of Thakur Vanvir Singhawat, of Vaghavas, near Kodhno, Marwar, a military officer in Jodhpur state service, of the Sacoro Chauhan clan. m. (fourteenth) Shri Bhatianiji Rani Pohpavatiji Sahiba (d.s.p. while enroute from her paternal home, after the marriage), daughter of Kumar Shri Raimal Durjansalot, of Vikumpur. m. (fifteenth) Shri Sonagari Rani Jasodaji Sahiba (d.s.p. by sati, at Mandore, July 1595), daughter of Kumar Shri Bhan Akhairajot, of the Sonagari Chauhan clan, a military officer in Udaipur service. m. (sixteenth) 1590, Shri Deoriji Rani Ladiji Sahiba (d.s.p. by sati, at Lahore, Punjab, July 1595), née Rani Bai Sahiba, daughter of Rao Kalo Mehajalot, a military officer in Jodhpur state service. m. (seventeenth) Shri Chauhaniji Rani Taramatiji Sahiba (d.s.p. by sati, at Lahore, Punjab, July 1595), daughter of Jivo, of the Sacoro Chauhan clan, a military officer in Jodhpur state service. m. (eighteenth) Shri bhatianiji Rani Sahiba, probably the daughter of Kalo Jaimalot, of the Rupsi Bhati clan, a military officer in Jodhpur state service. m. (nineteenth) Shri Bhatianiji Rani Sahiba, daughter of Jagmal Sangawat, of the Khimvo Bhati clan, of Vairsalpur. He d. at Lahore, Punjab, 11^th July 1595 (cremated at Mandore, when four of his wives committed sati), having had issue, nineteen sons and fifteen daughters:

• 1) Rao Shri Nahar Das. b. 17^th December 1556 (or 10^th October 1557) (s/o Rani Nachrang Deviji). He had issue, a son:
  • a) Kunwar Shri Jagnath. Copyright©Christopher Buyers
• 2) Rao Shri Bhagwan Das. b. 21^st September 1557 (or 15^th June 1558) (s/o Rani Apurav Deviji). He d. 1^st October 1594.
• 3) Rao Shri Bhupat Singh. b. 17^th October 1558 (or 26^th October 1568) (s/o Rani Apurav Deviji). Ancestor of the Thakurs of Naraina and Pandarwara, in Kishangarh. He was k. (v.p.) by Pamwar Sadul Maldevot of Chatsu, at Masudo, near Ajmer, 25^th November 1596 (or 4^th December 1606), having had issue.
• 4) Kumar Shri Akhairaj (s/o Rani Ankar Deviji). He was k. in battle, at Samavali, North India, before 1583.
• 5) Rao Shri Sakat Singh [Shakti], of Kharwar. b. at Phalodi, 29^th November 1567 (s/o Rani Kapur Deviji), educ. privately. Entered the Mughal service and appointed to an Imperial mansab of 500 zat, prom. to 1,600 sowar and 300 zat March 1605, prom. to 3,000 zat.  Received the jagir of Kharwar in reward for saving Emperor Akbar from drowning. Ancestor of the Thakurs of Raghunathpura, in Kishengarh and the Raos of Kharwar in Ajmer. He d. suddenly (poisoned by Goyan Das Bhati, of Jeso?) outside the Red Fort, Agra, 30^th May 1606, having had issue:
  • a) Kumari Lilavati Baiji Lall Sahiba. m. before 1627, H.M. Al-Sultan al-'Azam wal Khaqan al-Mukarram, Abu'l-Muzaffar Shihab ud-din Muhammad, Sahib-i-Qiran-i-Sani, Shah Jahan I Padshah Ghazi Zillu'llah, Emperor of India (b. at Lahore, 5^th February 1592; d. in captivity at the Musamman Burj, Agra, 31^st January 1666, bur. there at the Taj Mahal), third son of H.M. Al-Sultan al-'Azam wal Khaqan al-Mukarram, Khushru-i-Giti Panah, Abu'l-Fath Nur ud-din Muhammad Jahangir Padshah, Emperor of India, by his wife, Jagat Gosain, Bilqis Makani Begum Sahiba [Jodh Bai], née Shri Manmati Baiji Lall Sahiba, daughter of Raja Shri Udai Singhji, Raja of Marwar - see India Pensioners (Delhi).
• 6) Rao Shri Kirat Singh. b. 15^th December 1567 (s/o Rani Uttam Deviji). Copyright©Christopher Buyers
• 7) Raja Shri Dalpat Singhji Sahib, Raja of Jalor. b. 18^th July 1568 (s/o Rani Ajayab Deviji), educ. privately. Received the jagirs of Jalor, Balahera, Kherda and Pisagun from his brother, Udai Singhji. m. several wives, including, Shri Chohaniji Rani Maji Sahiba (d. at Sitamau). He d. 1609, having had issue, five sons:
  • a) Raja Shri Mahesh Das Sahib Bahadur, Raja of Jalor (s/o the Chohaniji Rani). Entered the Mughal service and appointed to an Imperial mansab of 500 zat and 400 sowar 1635, served with distinction at the reduction of the fort of Daulatabad, prom. to 1,000 zat and 600 sowar 1638, prom. to 1,000 sowar 1642, prom. to 2,000 zat and 2,000 sowar 1643, prom. to 2,500 zat 1646, and 3,000 zat in 1647. Granted Jalor in jagir 1643, and later the pargana of Phulia. He d. at Lahore, 16^th March 1647, having had issue, five sons:
    • i) Raja Shri Ratan Singhji Sahib Bahadur, Raja of Ratlam - see India (Ratlam).
    • ii) Kunwar Shri Kalyan Singhji [Kalyan Das].
    • iii) Thakur Shri Fateh Singhji, Thakur of Kod. Founder of the Fatehsingot family and ancestor of the Thakurs of Shivgarh, Bidwal and Pachlana.
    • iv) Kunwar Shri Ramchandra Singhji, ancestor of the Thakurs of Sarwan.
    • v) Kunwar Shri Suraj Mal. Copyright©Christopher Buyers
  • b) Kunwar Shri Jujar Singhji, of Raoti, ancestor of the Thakurs of Raoti.
  • c) Kunwar Shri Raj Singhji.
  • d) Kunwar Shri Jaswant Singhji, ancestor of the Thakurs of Lasurdi.
  • e) Kunwar Shri Kuni Ram [Kanji].
  • f) A daughter. m. Maharao Raja Shri Chatra Sal Sahib Bahadur, Maharao Raja of Bundi (k. fighting for Prince Dara Shikoh at the Battle of Samugarh, 29^th May 1658), second son of Rao Raja Shri Gopinath Sahib, of Bundi. She had issue - see India (Bundi).
• 8) Rao Shri Jaswant Singh (s/o Rani Manrang Deviji). Ancestor of the Manpura family.
• 9) Sawai Raja Shri Sur Singhji [Suraj Mal] Sahib Bahadur, Raja of Jodhpur (s/o Rani Manrang Deviji) - see below.
• 10) Rao Shri Mohan Das. b. 1572 (s/o Rani Uttam Deviji). He k. himself, 1621.
• 11) Raja Shri Madho Singh. b. 24^th September 1575 (or 16^th October 1581) (s/o Rani Uttam Deviji). He had issue:
  • a) Rao Shri Keshri Singh [Kesho Das], of Pisangan. He was k. by Govind Das, 12^th June 1615. Ancestor of the Ajmer Istimrardars of Bogla Kalera, Deolia Khurd, Junia, Kadera, Karonj, Khaws and Sarsari, Koda, Manda, Mehrun, Meoda Khurd, Nimodh, Para, Pisangan, Pranhera, Sankaria and Teswaria, having had issue:
    • i) Shri Rathorji Rani Ram Kanwar Sahiba. m. Raja Shri Ram Singh I Bahadur, Raja of Amber (d. at Kohat, 10^th April 1688), eldest son of 'Umdat ul-Umara, Mirza Raja Shri Jai Singh I Bahadur, Raja of Amber, by his fifth wife, Shri Jodoonji Rani Anand Kanwar Sahiba, daughter of the Raja of Karuli - see India (Jaipur).
• 12) Rajkumar Shri Jait Singh (s/o Rani Uttam Deviji). He d. 1632.
• 13) A s/o Rani Kachvahi Deviji. He d. young. Copyright©Christopher Buyers
• 14) A s/o Rani Ajayab Deviji. He d. young.
• 15) Rajkumar Shri Puran Mal. b. before 1582 (s/o Rani Manrang Deviji). He d. aged nine years.
• 16) Umdai Rajahai Buland Makan Raja Shri Kishan Singhji Sahib Bahadur, Raja of Kishangarh (s/o Rani Manrang Deviji) - see India (Kishangarh).
• 17) Rajkumar Shri Kesho Das (s/o Rani Manrang Deviji). He d. young.
• 18) Rajkumar Shri Ram Singh (s/o Rani Manrang Deviji). He d. young.
• 19) Rajkumar Shri Karan Singh.  Copyright©Christopher Buyers
• 1) Rajkumari Shri Rambhavati Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Nachrang Deviji). m. Maharajkumar Shri Khetsi Sahib, son of Parama Bhattarak Maharajadhiraj Parameshwar Shri Maharawal Ji Bairi Mal Deo Bahadur, Yadukul Chandrawhal, Bijaimand, Maharaja of Jaisalmer, by his wife, Rathorji Maharani Sahiba, daughter of Rao Sri Jait Singhji [Jetasi], Rao of Bikaner. She had issue - see India (Jaisalmer).
• 2) Rajkumari Shri Dhan Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Nachrang Deviji). m. Chirmi Khan, of Nagaur.
• 3) Rajkumari Shri Raikunwar Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Nachrang Deviji). m. Raja Raj Singh Askaranot, Raja of Gwalior.
• 4) Rajkumari Shri Chandramati Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Apurav Deviji). She d. young.
• 5) Rajkumari Shri Dameti Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Jaswant Deviji). m. Thakur Shri Jai Mal, of Mairtha (d. from heat-stroke, at Causa, Bengal, 1583), son of Rupsi Bairagi, of Daosa, in Jaipur, by his wife, a daughter of Raja Shri Udai Singhji Sahib Bahadur, Raja of Jodhpur. She d. at Mairtha, 1627 (forbidden from committing sati by command of Emperor Akbar), having had issue, two sons - see India (Jaipur).
• 6) Rajkumari Shri Jasoda Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Uttam Deviji). m. Rajkumar Shri Sur Singh Sahib, son of Amir ul-Umara, Raja Shri Bhagwan Das, Raja of Amber. She d. by sati - see India (Jaipur).  Copyright©Christopher Buyers
• 7) Rajkumari Shri Kishnavati Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Ajayab Deviji). m. Thakur Shri Tiloksi, of Parbatsar, son of Rao Shri Rupsi Bairagi, of Daosa. She d. by sati - see India (Jaipur).
• 8) Rajkumari Shri Rajkunwar Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Santokh Deviji). m. Bhan Saktawat, of Mewar.
• 9) Rajkumari Shri Satyabhama Baiji Lall Sahiba Sahiba [Shri Rathorji Rani Majiba Sahiba] (d/o Rani Santokh Deviji). m. as his second wife, Shri Shaktimant Jhaladipati Mahamandleshwar Maharana Sriraj Chandrasinghji Sahib Bahadur, Maharana Raj Sahib of Halvad (d. 1628), elder son of Shri Shaktimant Jhaladipati Mahamandleshwar Maharana Sriraj Raisinhji Sahib Bahadur, Maharana Raj Sahib of Halvad. She had issue, two sons - see India (Dhrangadhra).
• 10) Rajkumari Shri Manavati Baiji Lall Sahiba [Jagat Gosain] Taj Bibi Bilqis Makani Begum Sahiba] [Jodh Bai] [Manmati]. b. 13^th May 1573 (d/o Rani Manrang Deviji). m. at Fatehpur Sikri, 21^st January 1586, as his third wife, H.M. Al-Sultan al-'Azzam wal Khaqan al-Mukarram, Khushru-i-Giti Panah, 'Abu'l Fath Nur ud-din Muhammad Jahangir Padshah, Emperor of India (b. in the hut of Shaikh Salim at Fatehpur Sikri, 19^th August 1569; d. at Chingarhsiri, 27^th October 1627, bur. Shahdera Gardens, Lahore), third son of H.M. Al-Sultan al-'Azzam wal Khaqan al-Mukarram, Imam-i-'Adil, Sultan ul-Islam Kaffatt ul-Anam, Amir ul-Mu'minin, Khalifat ul-Muta'ali 'Abu'l Fath Jalal ud-din Muhammad Akbar I Sahib-i-Zaman, Padshah Ghazi Zillullah, Emperor of India, by his wife, Wali Nimat, Hamida Baru Mariam uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba, eldest daughter of Raja Bihari Mal, Raja of Amber. She d. at Akbarabad, 18^th April 1619 (bur. Sohagpura), having had issue, one son - see India Pensioners (Delhi).
• 11) Rajkumari Shri Ramkunwar Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Manrang Deviji). She d. young.
• 12) Rajkumari Shri Tiloksi [Lilavati] Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Manrang Deviji). She d. young.
• 13) Rajkumari Shri Pranmati Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Manrang Deviji). m. Maharawal Shri Karan Singhji II Sahib [Karamsi], Maharawal of Dungarpur (d. at Dungapur, 1609), son of Maharawal Shri Sahas Mal Sahib, Maharawal of Dungarpur. She d. at Jodhpur, 10^th August 1640, having had issue - see India (Dungarpur).
• 14) Rajkumari Shri Ganga Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Suhar Deviji). m. Ramchandra Raymalot, of Samavali, in North India, from the Naruko Kachhawa clan.
• 15) Rajkumari Shri Rukhamavati Baiji Lall Sahiba (d/o Rani Sigar Deviji). m. at Mehranghar, 26^th November 1598, Raja Maha Singh Jagatsinghot (d. at Balapur, Deccan, 1617). She d. by sati. 1617.

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