Sisodia (Rajput)

Kuladevi of Sisodia dynasty

Sisodia or Gehlot Mangalia Yasisodia is a Rajput dynasty, which has a significant place in the history of Rajasthan. This was Suryavanshi Rajput. There are many heroic rulers in the Sisodia dynasty.

'Guhil' or 'Gehlot' is an unspoken form of the word 'Guhilaputra'. Some scholars consider them basically Brahmin, but they themselves call the Suryavanshi Kshatriya, which is confirmed by Prithviraj Vijay Kavya. His oldest archives have been found from the south-western part of Mewar. So from there, they will have expanded in other parts of Mewar. After the cave, the banquet sitting on Mahendranath, Shil and the undefeated cushion. Many scholars believe Shil or Sheeladitya as Bappa. After Aparajit, Mahendrabhat and then Kalbhos Raja became King. Gaurishankar Hirachand Ojha has considered Kalbhoj as the Bapa of Chittoor fort. But it is difficult to determine who was actually Bappa. During the Khulmah, the son of Kalbhoj, the Arab Akrta reached Mewar. Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar has suggested that he should be considered as Bappa, who was behind the Arab invaders.

For some time, Chittor remained in the control of the pratahars and the guhill remained under them. The guill was again empowered during Bhartrapur II and his son Allat (Vikram Samvat 1024) defeated King Devpal, who, according to Dr. Ojha, was the prince's emperor of the same name. The inscriptions of Sarneshwar prove that Mewar State was rich in its time. Its granddaughter was present in Shakti Kumar Samvat 1034. Its last king was killed by the Chauhan king Vakpati II of Ambaprasad Sampher and for some time Mewar had some chaos.

In 1116 Vijay Singh was present on the throne. He married the girl of Mahavaraje Udayditya and married his daughter Alhane Devi with Kaluchuri Raja Gyakarna. After three generations, Ransingh, whose son, Ramesh, a descendant of Kamsem Singh, and Rana, the descendant of the second son, Raha. Samamsingh's eldest son Samant Singh defeated King Ajaypal of Gujarat, but after some time he had to leave Mewar due to the opposition of the feudalists and the attacks of Kirtipal Chauhan. His younger brother Kumarasinh reinstated his kingdom by taking out Kirtipal from Mewar. Jatrasingh, great grandfather of Kumarasinh was also a good king. At that time, Iltutmish demolished Nagda Nagar but it was successful everywhere else. He defeated the Chalukyas of Gujarat, Chavan of Nadol and Malwa in the war, and in 1248, in the year 1248 Sultan of Delhi Nasiruddin surrendered to his brother Jalaluddin. Jaitrasinh's death took place around 1317.

At the time of grandson of Jethsingh, Alauddin Khilji defeated Chittoor fort on August 26, 1303. It was Rattan Singh Padmini's husband in popular stories. In the story of Padmini, manipulation of this place is sufficient. But now it can certainly be said that it is not the product of the mind of a certain kind, as many scholars believe.

By the year 1325 Chittor lived in the hands of Khilji and then Maldev Soniger. As the son of Maldev, at the time, Hamid of Rana Branch, with treachery or force, took possession of Chittor. Hammir was the custodian of Sesod. Therefore his descendants are called 'Sisodiya'.

Even during the time of Humshak's son, Ramesingh (Kheta), Mewad's power grew very much. It was stable at the time of lakh and mokal and during the time of Maharana Kumbha it grew rapidly. He defeated the Sultans of Malwa and Gujarat, and gradually captured the places which were slowly going to the hands of Muslims themselves. He had authority over Bundi, Mandalgarh, Shagrone, Sarangpur, Chatsu, Ranthambore, Khatu, Ajmer, Nagor etc. and secured the country by making many new castles. Chittaur's kirti pillar is his immortality. He was the revered author of several scriptures and artists, musician, producer of Rasikprayadi texts and respecters of Mandan Sutradhari and Mahesh poet.

The only successful grandson of this Maharana was Maharana Sangram or Maharana Sanga, who prevented Sultan Muzaffar of Gujarat and Sultan Ibrahim Lodi from Delhi from growing up and defeating Sultan Mahmud of Malwa and imprisoned for three months in Chittaur. All the kings of Rajasthan always accepted the dominance of the Sanga. It was defeated and severely injured in the Battle of Khanwa on 13 March 1527 from Babar. The defeat of Rajputs with this defeat, which had reached the peak of Maharana Kumbha and till this time reached its peak, has suddenly reduced. Maharana died in 1528. Meerabai was the daughter-in-law of Rana Sangha.

In 1540 Udaya Singh's younger son became the master of his paternal kingdom. Understanding Udaipur more than a soldier's position, he settled his capital at the same time. In 1567, Akbar attacked Chittor. Upon the lack of food, Uday Singh's caretaker, Jayalalithaa, opened the door of Johor Karan. According to Muslim historians, filling the tunnel in a tunnel, a wall of the fort was blown away. Meanwhile, the Mughal army entered the fort by fire. Rajputs immortalized the legend of their heroic forever and forever. Suzan Hada gave Akbar to Ranthambore's fort. Maharana died on February 28, 1572 and Maharana Pratap sat on the throne with the consent of all the imperialists. In 1576, in the Battle of Haldighat, Maharana Pratap defeated the vast army of Akbar, but the Mughal army was so scared that he did not have the courage to move forward. Maharana, who understands independence more than Aishwarya, continued to fight against Akbar despite being a serious crisis, and by 1586, except for Mandalgarh and Chittor, all the Mewaras ruled it again. In 157, Maharana became a paradise.

Sisodis had to accept Delhi's subordination in part after the death of Maharana, but they maintained their respect and their nobility. At the time, they also fought with anti-kings like Ganjabeb. In 1818, Mewar accepted the subjugation of the British state and now Mewar is part of the state of Rajasthan.

The state of Dungarpur was established by Raval Samant Singh. The kings of Banswara and Pratapgad also belonged to this dynasty. The King of Nepal also considered him as Sisodiya, and the descendants of Chhatrapati Shivaji also regarded his relationship with Mewar. There was a good state of the Guhillas in Charshu (Rajasthan) during the Period of Period. There were many kingdoms and hideouts of the guilds in Saurashtra. There are several branches of guhillas which are presently in Saurashtra, Gujarat and Rajasthan. Shishodiya ruler of Mewar Maharana Pratap (depicted by Raja Ravi Varma)

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