PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: Also
known as Dera and Dhera. Estate holders were .....
- Thakur Chhatar Singh, 1st Thakur of Deara, married
and had issue.
- Thakur Ram Kalandar Singh (qv)
- Thakur Ram Kalandar Singh, 2nd Thakur of Deara,
married and had issue.
- Thakur Ramprakae Singh (qv)
- Thakur Ramprakae Singh, 3rd Thakur of Deara, married
and had issue.
- Thakur Gurdatt Singh (qv)
- Thakur Gurdatt Singh, 4th Thakur of Deara, married
and had issue.
- Thakur Beni Bakhsh Singh (qv)
- Thakur Beni Bakhsh Singh, 5th Thakur of Deara
1805/1808, born 1789, married and had issue. He died
about 1808 aged 19 years.
- Thakurain (name
unknown) Kunwar (qv)
- Thakurain (name
unknown) Kunwar, 6th Thakurain of Deara
1808/1809 (for five months), died about 1809.
Alternate early listing to 1809 (above)(#1)
- Babu CHATRA SINGH,
Babu Saheb of Deara
- Babu GARAB SINGH,
Babu Saheb of Deara
- Babu RAGHUNATH
SINGH, Babu Saheb of Deara
- Babu KUNJAN SINGH,
Babu Saheb of Deara
- Babu CHATRASAL
SINGH, Babu Saheb of Deara, married and had
issue.
- Raja Rustam Shah (qv)
- Babu Shankarbax Singh, married and had issue.
- Babu Dariawar Singh, married and had issue.
- Raja Rudra Pratap Singh (qv)
- Rao Bhanu Pratap Singh, he was granted the
title of Rao by the British Government.
- Thakur MADHO SINGH,
Thakur Saheb of Deara 1809/1823, married Thakurain
Dariao Kunwar (qv). He died sp in 1823.
- Thakurain Dariao
Kunwar, Thakurain Saheba of Deara 1823/1848,
she refused to recognize Rustam Sah as the heir; a
harsh ruler, she was deposed and exiled and died after
a few months. She died about 1849.
- Raja RUSTAM SHAH,
Thakur Saheb of Deara 1848/1877, he rendered valuable
service during the Mutiny of 1857 to the British
authorities, for which he was granted the title of
Raja, a khillat of 15,000Rs and a jagir worth 10,000Rs
and a confiscated estate, as well as eight villages in
Rae Bareli district, formerly belonging the the rebel
Raja of Atra Chandapur (his brother, Bariar Singh,
received the Taluq of Damodra, comprising 20
villages); he was invested with the powers of an
Assistant Commissioner in 1860. He died sp in
1877.
- Raja RUDRA PRATAP
SINGH, Raja of Deara 1877/after 1910, he was
granted the title of Raja by the British Government,
married and had issue. He died after 1910.
- Raja Audhendra Pratap Sahi (qv)
- Raja AUDHENDRA
PRATAP SAHI [Avadhendra Partab Sahi], Raja of
Deara, married Rajkumari Sharda Devi, eldest daughter
of Raja Bahadur Shri Jyoti Prashad Singh Deo of Panchkot Raj, West
Bengal, and had issue. He died after 1933.
- Raja Jagdish Pratap Sahi (qv)
- Rajkumar Devan Pratap Sahi, married Rajkumari (name
unknown) of Askote in Himachal Pradesh.
- Rajkumar Harren Pratap Sahi, unmarried.
- ??? [Rajkumari Jayanti Devi, married Lal
Bahadur
Sadhu Sharan Singh, Zamindar of
Dhourpur in Madhya
Pradesh, and had issue.]
- Raja JAGDISH PRATAP
SAHI, Raja of Deara, married Maharajkumari
Mahendra Kumari Devi, eldest daughter of HH Maharaja
Sir Brijnath Singh Ju Deo Bahadur of Maihar, and his wife, HH
Maharani Surendra Kumari Devi, and had issue.
- Raja Ramanuj Pratap Sahi (qv)
- Kunwar Brijendra Pratap Sahi, married Kuvrani
Shalini Kumari Devi, daughter of Pattayat Rajkumar
Suresh Chandra Deo Jenamoni of Rairakhol, and his
wife Pattayat Rani Saroj Manjari Devi, and has
issue.
- Kunwar Bhubaneswar Pratap Sahi B.Com., born 14th
December 1987,
- Kunwar Udayeshwar Pratap Sahi
- Kunwar Marutendra Pratap Sahi, married Kuvrani
Supriya Sahi of Harha jamidari, U.P., and has issue.
- Kumari Shivani Sahi
- Kumari Subhani Sahi
- Kunwar Animesh Pratap Sahi
- Rajkumari Usha Kumari, married (as his first
wife), 25th April 1971, Kunwar Ajay Bahadur Singh of
Sirmur.
- Raja RAMANUJ PRATAP
SAHI, Raja of Deara (see above)
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