JETPUR: A Sixth Class State. The rule of equal division governed succession, resulting in many small estates, there were 28 Talukdars of Jetpur in 1921, which dropped to 25 in 1940, which are listed below.
NAME/S AREA sq.km. VILLAGES POP. (1931)NOTE/S
BILKHA #1350.32 34 29,600 in 10 Enclaves; Population (in 1941) = 31,790 #2
BHAYAVADAR 29.782 1,106 in 2 Enclaves (of Bhayavadar and Reshambi Galol)
BARWALA116.55 12 5,654 in 10 Enclaves #3
SANALA19.25 1 644 there were 2 villages called Sanala, this Estate had the Northern one
THUMBALA54.496 2,508 in 6 Enclaves #4
CHAMPRAJPUR101.98 86,112 in 5 Enclaves #5
DANGAVADAR (Santhali)  28.54 3 1,662 in 3 Enclaves (of Dangavadar, Devalia and Santhali)
SURYAPRATAPGADH  39.57 9 2,429 in 4 Enclaves (only one known, viz. Gundala)
ANIDA  39.577 2,300 in 4 Enclaves #6
JETPUR (Pithadia)311.4013 35,000 in 16 Enclaves #7
NADALA41.523 919 in 3 Enclaves (Chital (share), Jetpur (share) and Nadala)
KHIJADIA64.87 7 2,747 in 6 Enclaves #8
THANA DEVLI (Amarnagar)304.44 25 16,005 in 15 Enclaves #9; Population (in 1941) = 18,748; Princely State
VADIA233.55 19 13,719 in 10 Enclaves *1; Population (in 1941) = 16,818
ADTALA11.67 1 682 in 1 Enclave (Artalu in Chital)
AKALA29.40 5 913 in 5 Enclaves (only one known, viz. Akala)
ALA GROUP53.19 9 unknown in 9 Enclaves *2
ALIDHRA79.14 7 2,754 in 7 Enclaves *3
CHARKHA12.97 1 642 in 1 Enclave (Charkha)
HARSURPUR (Nana Devalia)9.73 3 1,094 in 1 Enclave (Nana Devalia)
MANPUR38.92 5 1,600 in 4 Enclaves (Ambala, Ambi, Chiroda, and Samadhiala)
MAYAPADAR36.33 3 1,132in 3 Enclaves, (only one known, viz. Mayapadar)
PIPALIA77.852 1,260in 2 Enclaves (Pipalia and Piplia Jadvana)
RUPAVATI9.08 1 290 in 1 Enclave (Rupavati in Jetpur)
SARDARPUR36.33 4 711 in 3 Enclaves (Lonagari, Sardarpur, plus one unknown)
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SOURCES: "Report on the future of the small States & Estates of Gujarat & Kathiawar" by J. H. S. Shattock of the Political Department, Rajkot, 1940.
The assistance of John Duncan McMeekin, is gratefully acknowledged, October 2012.
#1 Prior to 1923, there was a second estate, namely Bilkha I (Kanthad Naja Wala Estate), and Bilkha II (Rawat Ram Ala Estate), became part of the Ala Group.
#2 Bilkha, Chanaka, Chhatariva, Chiroda, Chital, Chota Moti, Dhrabawar, Mendarda, Pirwad and Rikaria
#3 Badanpur, Barvala, Barwala, Jangar, Mandrapur, Piparia Shekna, Tugrala, Valardi, Vinjiwar and Waghnia
#4 Aotaria, Dangavadar (Pania), Khirasra, Pania, Thumbala and Vanivadar
#5 Champrajpur,  Jarkha, Kunkavav (the capital), Sanala (South) and Vadalia
#6 Anida, Kalada, Najapur and Waghnia (N.E.)
#7 Ankala, Dedarwa, Derdi, Devki Galol, Haripur, Jetpur, Kharachia, Khijaria, Khirasra, Navagadh, Pedla, Pipalwa, Pitadia, Pitaria, Sankli and Thana Galol
#8 Khigaria (in Chital), Khijaria (in Bilkha), Khijaria (in Chital), Khijaria (in Mendarda), Khijaria (in Jetpur) and another (name unknown)
#9 Amarnagar, Garni, Lond Kotra, Luni, Lunki, Meghapipalia, Mendarda, Mota Kotda, Nawania, Nawanya, Piplia, Shobhawadla, Sakhpur Moti, Shedhubhar, Targhari and Ujla
*1 Dholwa,  Dudhala, Kerala,  Piparia Malavia,  Rafalia, Sakhpur (Nana), Thorkan, Tramboda, Vadia and Waori
*2 Babartirath, Gundiali Nes, Khar Pipli, Khodar, Mandanpur, Natalia, Patraina, Patrasna and  Teja Timbi
*3 Alidhra, Ambala, Chandrawari, Kanarakala, Manpur (I), Manpur (II), Mendarda South and Waniawao Nes