PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY:
This is an estate lying 35 kilometres north-east of Pune.
A letter of the family dated 1510A.D. mentions that the
ancestor of the family left his native place of Dabhoi in
Gujarat and came down to the Deccan. It from this place, Dabhoi
that the family took the surname Dabhade. The
family enjoy the rank of First Class Sardars in the
Deccan. Rulers were....
-
Bajajirao
Dabhade, fl. 1585, ancestor of the later
Sardars of Talegaon Dabhade, was married and had
issue.
- Yesajirao Dabhade, he served as Bodyguard of
Shrimant Chhattrapati Shivaji Maharaj Shahaji Maharaj
Bhosale, the Great Maratha Warrior, married
Valahibaisaheb, and had issue, two sons. He died 28th
November 1699 at Fort Panhala in Maharashtra.
- Shrimant Sardar Khanderao Dabhade, Sarsenapati
(qv)
- Shivajirao Dabhade, he died sp in the
Battle of Dahihade.
- Shrimant Sardar Khanderao Dabhade I,
Sarsenapati 1717/1729; a famous Maratha General, he
was granted the hereditary title of Sarsenapati on
11th January 1717 by Chhattrapati Shahu Maharaj
Bhosale of Satara; married 1stly, Udabaisaheb, had
issue, two daughters, married 2ndly, Parvatibaisaheb,
died sp, married 3rdly, Umabaisaheb, daughter
of Abhonkar Devrao Thoke-Deshmukh, she became the only
female Commander-in-Chief in the history of the
Marathas in 1732, and fought a war near Ahmedabad at
Fort Bhadra defeating Mughal Sardar Joravar Khan Babi,
for which she was granted the hereditary honour of
wearing the Gold Toda (Anklet) on the feet by Shrimant
Chhattrapati Shahu Maharaj Bhosale of Satara, a
tradition continued to this day within the family, she
had issue, three sons and three daughters and died
28th November 1753 at Nadgemodi in Pune; and had
issue, three sons and five daughters. He died 27th
September 1729 at the Old Rajwada in Talegaon Dabhade.
- Hansabaisaheb (by Udabaisaheb), married into the
Ghatge family of Malawdi.
- Sundarabaisaheb (by Udabaisaheb), married Shrimant
Yashwantrao Dhamale of Sere.
- Shrimant Sardar Trimbakrao Dabhade I (qv)
- Shahbaisaheb, married into the Sardar Angre family
of Kolaba.
- Durgabaisaheb, married into the Sardar Patankar
family of Patan.
- Shrimant Sardar Yashwantrao Dabhade I (qv)
- Anandibaisaheb, married into the Nimbalkar family
of Akluj.
- Sawai Baburao I, he was granted the title of
Senakhaskhel by Chhattrapati Shahu Maharaj Bhosale
of Satara, married Tarabaisaheb (sister of Abhonkar
Harisingh Balwantrao Thoke-Deshmukh). He died sp
4th December 1736.
- Shrimant Sardar Trimbakrao Dabhade I,
Sarsenapati 1729/1731, married 1stly, Lakshmibaisaheb,
daughter of Mohansingh, and his wife, Deubaisaheb,
from a Rajput family of Kandesh, married 2ndly,
Girijabaisaheb, daughter of the Khodalkar Ghatge
family. He was killed sp 1st April 1731 in the Battle
of Dabhoi.
- Shrimant Sardar Yashwantrao Dabhade I,
Sarsenapati 1731/1754, married 1stly, Ambikabaisaheb,
daughter of Malojirao Pawar of Waghale near Nasik,
married 2ndly, Sagunabaisaheb, daughter of Govindrao
Adbojirao Naik Shitole Deshmukh of Pune, and had
issue, one son and one daughter. He died 18th May
1754.
- Shrimant Sardar Trimbakrao Dabhade II (by
Ambikabaisaheb) (qv)
- Muktabaisaheb (by Ambikabaisaheb), married
Sabajirao Naik Nimbalkar of Akluj.
- Shrimant Sardar Trimbakrao Dabhade II,
Sarsenapati 1754/1799, he took part in the Third
Battle of Panipat on 14th January 1761; married 1stly,
Mainabaisaheb, daughter of the Nimbalkar-Dharrao
family in Kolhapur, had one daughter, married 2ndly,
Lakshmibaisaheb, daughter of Abhonkar Harisingh
Balwantrao Thoke-Deshmukh, had one son, and had issue,
one son and one daughter, as well as an adoptive son.
He died 1799.
- Kushabaisaheb (by Mainabaisaheb), married
Gunajirao Shankrajirao Deshmukh.
- Shivrao Dabhade (by Lakshmibaisaheb), died young
at the age of eight years.
- (A) Shrimant Sardar Yashwantrao Dabhade II
(qv)
- Shrimant Sardar Yashwantrao Dabhade II,
Sarsenapati 1799/1833, married Chimnabaisheb, daughter
of Ladojirao Shitole, Raja Deshmukh of Pune and 1st
Class Sardar of Gwalior State, and had issue, one son.
He died 1833.
- Shrimant Sardar Trimbakrao Dabhade III (qv)
- Shrimant Sardar Trimbakrao Dabhade III,
Sarsenapati 1833/1837, married 1stly, Nanibaisaheb,
daughter of HH Ali Jah, Naib Vakil-i-Mutlaq, Amir
ul-umara, Mukhtar ul-Mulk, Alijabahadur Maharajadhiraj
Maharaja Shrimant Daulat Rao Scindia Bahadur, Maharaja
Scindia of Gwalior, had issue, three daughters, died
1820, married 2ndly, Mainabaisaheb, daughter of Sardar
Gaekwad - Rao Viswasrao family of Kolhapur, and had
issue, one son and three daughters. He died 1837.
- Sakharajasaheb [HH Rani Annapurnabaisaheb] (by
Nanibaisaheb), married HH Raja Shrimant Ramchandra
Rao II Anand Rao Sahib Puar, Raja of Dhar.
- Gajarajabaisaheb (by Nanibaisaheb), married
Shrimant Sardar Appa Sahib Khanvilkar of Baroda.
- Bakarajasaheb [HH Maharani Bejabaisaheb] (by
Nanibaisaheb), married HH Ali Jah, Umdat ul-Umara,
Hisam us-Sultanat, Mukhtar ul-Mulk, Alijabahadur
Maharajadhiraj Maharaja Shrimant Jankoji Rao II
Scindia Bahadur, Maharaja Scindia of Gwalior.
- Shrimant Sardar Baburao Dabhade II (by
Mainabaisaheb) (qv)
- Shrimant Sardar Baburao Dabhade II,
Sarsenapati 1837/1864, married 1stly, Chimnabaisaheb
of the Gunjal family of Sangamner, married 2ndly,
Anandibaisaheb, daughter of Mahipatro Puar of Supa,
and had issue, an adoptive son. He died sp
in 1864 in Ujjain.
- (A) Shrimant Sardar Khanderao Dabhade II
(qv)
- REGENCY 1864/1870 Shrimant
Anandibaisaheb
Dabhade (Regent)
- Shrimant Sardar Khanderao Dabhade II,
Sarsenapati 1870/1915, born as Amrutrao Mahipatrao
Puar, brother of Anandibaisaheb, second wife of his
adoptive father, he took the name of Khanderao Dabhade
II after his adoption; he was the Founder President of
the Talegaon Dabhade Municipal Council; married
Rajasbaisaheb, daughter of the Amir-ul-Umrah Ghorpade
family of Madhyal, and had issue, one son. He died
21st February 1915 at the New Rajwada in Talegaon
Dabhade.
- Shrimant Sardar Yashwantrao Dabhade III (qv)
- Shrimant Sardar Yashwantrao Dabhade III,
Sarsenapati 1915/1933, former President of the
Talegaon Dabhade Municipal Council, married 1stly,
Tararajesaheb, daughter of Raje Laxmanraosaheb Bhosale
of Nagpur, died sp, married 2ndly,
Vatsalabaisaheb, daughter of Sardar Kadam [Randhir
Bahadur] family of Girvi, married 3rdly,
Lakshmibaisaheb, daughter of the Hande-Deshmukh family
of Junnar, died sp, and had issue, two sons
and one daughter, by the second wife. He died 17th
January 1933 at the New Rajwada in Talegaon Dabhade.
- Shrimant Sardar Veerdhawalraje Dabhade (Senior
Branch) (qv)
- Ambikaraje, married Shankarrao Shinde, Saranjamdar
of Mhaisal.
- Shrimant Sardar Vijaysinhraje Dabhade (Junior
Branch) (see below)
TALEGAON DABHADE - Senior Branch:
- Shrimant Sardar Veerdhawalraje Dabhade,
Sarsenapati 1933/1960, M.L.A. in the Maharashtra State
Assembly in 1952 from Maval-Mulshi Constituency,
married Mangalaraje, daughter of Balasaheb Ghorpade of
Madhyal, Amir-ul-Umrah, and had issue, three sons and
two daughters. He died 1960.
- Ranjanaraje, married Ashokrao More of Mumbai.
- Shrimant Sardar Sangramsinhraje Dabhade (qv)
- Sardar Ajitsinhraje Dabhade, former President of
the Talegaon Dabhade Municipal Council; married
Anjaliraje, daughter of Ganpatrao Jadhav of Nandi
Kurali, former President of the Talegaon Dabhade
Municipal Council, and had issue, two sons. He died
2001.
- Sardar Virrajraje Dabhade, married
Vaishnaviraje, daughter of Sharadrao Desai of
Kolhapur, and has issue, one son and one daughter.
He died 19th May 2010.
- Sardar Rajveerraje Dabhade
- Vanshikaraje Dabhade
- Sardar Dhawalraje Dabhade, married Diksharaje,
daughter of Balasaheb Dhamdhere of Talegaon
Dhamdhere, and has issue, two daughters.
- Diveejaraje Dabhade
- Devashreeraje Dabhade
- Ajeetveeraraje, married Ujjawalsinh Nimbalkar,
Shahi Sarnobat of Kalnakwadi.
- Sardar Ranjeetsinhraje Dabhade, married
Renukaraje, daughter of Ramrao Kadam of Girvi,
Phaltan, and had issue, one daughter. He died 1982.
- Archanaraje, married Tejas Ghatge of Pune.
- Shrimant Sardar Sangramsinhraje Dabhade,
Sarsenapati 1960/1993, married Umaraje, daughter of
Dhairyasheelrao Ghorpade of Madhyal, Amir-ul-Umrah,
and had issue, two sons. He died 1993 at the New
Rajwada in Talegaon Dabhade.
- Shrimant Sardar Jayendraraje Sangramsinhraje
Dabhade (qv)
- Sardar Satyendraraje Sangramsinhraje Dabhade,
married Yadnyaseniraje, daughter of Dattajirao
Shamrao Shinde, Inamdar, Bhirdi.
- Shrimant Sardar Jayendraraje Sangramsinhraje
Dabhade, Sarsenapati 1993/-, present head of the
Senior branch of the Talegaon Dabhade family, married
Anjaliraje, daughter of the Shewalkar family of Pune,
and has issue, one son and one daughter.
- Sardarkumar Siddhanthraje Dabhade
- Kimayaraje Dabhade
TALEGAON DABHADE - Junior Branch:
- Shrimant Sardar Vijaysinhraje Dabhade,
Sarsenapati, Senakhaskhel 1933/1987, born 12th July
1930, married Mrinaliniraje, died 8th July 2006,
daughter of Balasaheb Ghorpade of Madhyal,
Amir-ul-Umrah, and had issue, two sons and one
daughter. He died 2nd September 1987 at Pune.
- Shrimant Sardar Padmasenraje Dabhade (qv)
- Vaishaliraje [Pournimaraje], married M. S.
Shitole, Deshmukh of Pune.
- Sardar Chandrasenraje Dabhade Raj Deshmukh, born
23rd February 1954, married Tejalaraje, daughter of
Ulhasrao Nimbalkar of Rajala, Phaltan, and has
issue, one son and one daughter.
- Swarooparaje, married Jaideepraje Kibe, son of
Sardar Kibe of Indore.
- Sardarkumar Indraneelraje Dabhade, born 11th
July 1985.
- Shrimant Sardar Padmasenraje Vijaysinhraje
Dabhade, Sarsenapati, Senakhaskhel 1987/-, Head
of the Junior Branch of Talegaon Dabhade [2.9.1987] -
[16.2.2014]; born 6th July 1950, married Vrishaliraje,
daughter of Vijaysinhrao Dattajirao Nimbalkar, Dharrao
of Kolhapur, and had issue, one son.He died 16th
February 2014 in Pune.
- Shrimant Sardar Satyasheelraje Padmasenraje
Dabhade, Sarsenapati, Senakhaskhel (qv)
- Shrimant Sardar
Satyasheelraje Padmasenraje Dabhade,
Sarsenapati, Senakhaskhel, born 22nd March 1979,
current head of the Junior Branch of Talegaon Dabhade,
since 16th February 2014;
The help of Shrimant Sardar Satyasheelraje
Padmasenraje Dabhade, Sarsenapati, Senakhaskhel, Junior
House, Talegaon Dabhade, is gratefully acknowledged, May
2010. |