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The nobles generally enjoy hereditary grants of land from the State in reward for services rendered or by right of descent from the ruling family. Nobles of the Kachhawa clan descended from the ruling house are known as bhai-betas of kinsmen. There are two classes of nobles, viz. Tazimi and Khas-chauki. The members of the former class are received in Darbar by the ruler standing when they present theirs nazars and are privileged to wear gold anklets. There are also many Sardars belong to various Rajput clans. Succession is generally by primogeniture, the eldest son succeeds to the estate, while provision is made for the younger sons. The situation in Shekhawati is different, in that an almost equal divison of the estate takes place among several sons. All nobles either serve the State with horse and foot (Jagirdars) or pay tribute in cash (Mamlaguzars). Following are the Tazimi Thikanas within Jaipur, 42 in number. These paid upwards of 25,000Rs in state times to the Jaipur state.
BARWARA -- Kachhawa - Rajawat clan Rao 22-10-2013
DHUNI or Dhooni -- Kachhawa - Gogawat clan
Rao Raja 22-10-2013
GARH TAKNET-- Shekhawat -- 22-10-2013
BANIYANA -- Kachhawa - Rajawat clan Thakur 22-10-2013
GUDHA (Chanderji) -- -- Thakur 22-10-2013
KALWARA -- -- -- 22-10-2013
GUHALA -- Rathore - Kandhalot Thakur 22-10-2013
DANGARTHAL -- -- -- 22-10-2013
MARWA -- -- Thakur 22-10-2013
DUDU -- Kachhawa - Khangarot clan Thakur 22-10-2013
SAAWLI -- Kachhawa - Nathawat clan Thakur 22-10-2013
SAWARDA -- Kachhawa - Khangarot clan Thakur 22-10-2013
DOONGRI -- Kachhawa - Nathawat clan Thakur 22-10-2013
MADHOGARH -- Bhati Thakur 22-10-2013
MANDA -- Kachhawa - Khangarot clan -- 22-10-2013
BAGHERA -- -- -- 22-10-2013
MAHENDWAS -- Kachhawa - Khangarot clan -- 22-10-2013
NATWAARA -- -- -- 22-10-2013
KALWAR -- Kachhawa - Kalyandasot clan Thakur 22-10-2013
JOBNER -- Kachhawa - Khangarot clan Rawal 22-10-2013
KARANSAR -- ?Sisodia - Ranawat clan Thakur 22-10-2013
SIRAS -- -- Thakur 22-10-2013
SAKHUN or Saakoon -- Kachhawa - Khangarot
clan Thakur
22-10-2013
AJAYRAJPURA -- -- Thakur22-10-2013
KHEDA -- -- -- 22-10-2013
MAHAR -- Kachhawa - Kumbhani clan Rawat 22-10-2013
SHEOPUR -- -- -- 22-10-2013
RAITHAL -- -- -- 22-10-2013
PADAMPURA -- -- -- 22-10-2013
Khaus Chauki Thikanas, 9 in number. These paid upwards of 10,000Rs in state times to the Jaipur state.
BICCHAO ---- -- 22-10-2013
RENWAL -- Kachhawa - Nathawat clan Thakur 22-10-2013
PADASOLI -- -- -- 22-10-2013
PACHAR -- -- -- 22-10-2013
CHITORA -- -- -- 22-10-2013
RAUSI -- -- -- 22-10-2013
KAILAI -- -- -- 22-10-2013
RAMGARH -- -- -- 22-10-2013
KHERI -- -- -- 22-10-2013
Mamlaguzar Thikanas, 16 in number. These belong in a special Category, which included some of the most prominent families of Jaipur state. They paid nazrana upwards of 30,000Rs in state times to the Jaipur state. Most were the closest relations to the Maharaja and his family, others were very prominent and possessed their own army and had served directly under the Mughals at their peak.
BALER -- -- -- 22-10-2013
SIWAR -- Kacchawa - Rajawat clan -- 22-10-2013
SURAJGARH (#) -- -- -- 22-10-2013
JHUNJHUNU -- Shekhawat -- 22-10-2013
LAWAN -- Kachhawa - Bankawat clan Raja 22-10-2013
LAW -- -- --
22-10-2013
NIMERA -- Kachhawa - Puranmalot clan Thakur 22-10-2013
Chakotidar: a separate state of Tomar Rajputs in the Torawati region of Jaipur.
NOTES:
a. Reference: Studies In Indian History: Rajasthan Through The Ages, by R.K. Gupta, S.R. Bakshi
b. Gradation of rank among the nobles, depends less on kinship with the ruling house, than on the position to which the different families have raised themselves. The Rajawats, being the nearest connections of the ruling house, are considered the premier family of Jaipur. Next to them come the twelve kotris, viz. Nathawat, Charrurbhujot, Khangarot, Balbhadrot, Sultanot, Kalyanot. Puranmalot, Pichanot, Kumbhawat, Banbirpota, Sheobrahmpota and Kumbhani. see the Bara Kotri. The Shekhawats, Narukas, Bankawats and Gogawats are also known kotris.
c. General Source: The Ruling Princes, Chiefs and Leading Personages in Rajputana and Ajmer 6th Edition, Calcutta, Government of India, Central Publication Branch, 1935.
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