BHAISAUNDA (Princely State)


AREA: 82.88 km2 REVENUE: 18,000Rs (1931)
ACCESSION: 1st January 1950
LOCATION: Central India DYNASTY: Jijhotia Brahmin RELIGION: Hindu
VILLAGES: 35 POPULATION: 4,267 (1931) CAPITAL: Bhaisaut



PRESENT RULER: Rao Chaube NAIT KISHORE, 8th and present Darbar Saheb of Bhaisaunda
born 1932.
PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: Rulers were descended from Ramkrishna Chaube who was governor (killadar) of Kalinjar fort under Raja Hirdeshah of Panna. The jagir is now in Raghuraj Nagar tehsil. The Jagirdar maintains a force of 52 soldiers. Rulers were....
  • Chaube NEWAL KISHOR, 1st Darbar Saheb of Bhaisaunda 1812/1829, third son of Ramkrishna Chaube; married and had issue. He died 1829.
    • Chaube Acharju Singh (qv)
    • ?Chaube Tirath Prasad (qv)
  • Chaube ACHARJU SINGH, 2nd Darbar Saheb of Bhaisaunda 1829/-, born about 1819.
    REGENT, Chaube Zirat Prasad 1829/1840
  • Chaube TIRATH PRASAD, 3rd Darbar Saheb of Bhaisaunda ?1840/1885, born 1822, he was granted the title of Rao in 1885; married and had issue. He died 10th October 1885.
    • Chaube (name unknown), married and had issue.
      • Rao Chaube Chhatarsal Prasad (qv)
      • Rao Chaube Bharat Prasad (qv)
      • Rao Chaube Govind Prasad (qv)
    REGENT 1885/1896
  • Rao Chaube CHHATARSAL PRASAD, 4th Darbar Saheb of Bhaisaunda [10.10.1885] - [8.1.1916], born 1877, succeeded 16th January 1886 (#1), married and had issue. He died 1916.
  • Rao Chaube BHARAT PRASAD, 5th Darbar Saheb of Bhaisaunda [8.1.1916] - [4.11.1916], born 1884, died 4th November 1916.
  • Rao Chaube GOVIND PRASAD, 6th Darbar Saheb of Bhaisaunda [4.11.1916] - [19xx], born 1884, succeeded 4th November 1916, married and had issue. He died after 1948.
    • Rao Chaube Lalit Kishore (qv)
  • Rao Chaube LALIT KISHORE, 7th Darbar Saheb of Bhaisaunda, born 1913, married and had issue. He died after 1970.
    • Rao Chaube Nait Kishore (qv)
  • Rao Chaube NAIT KISHORE, 8th Darbar Saheb of Bhaisaunda (see above)
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1. "The Golden Book of India"; LETHBRIDGE, Roper, MacMillan & Co., 1893 , p.71