History of Sisodias

The Sisodia (also known as Sisodiya, Sesodia, Shishodia, Shishodya, Sisodya or Sisodhya) are Chattari rajputs of the Suryavanshi lineage who ruled over the kingdom of Mewar in Rajasthan. Prior to Rana Hamir the clan was known as Gehlot or Guhilot.

In 1303 CE, Alla-ud-din Khilji attacked Chittor for the second time after 5 years. According to legend the events following up to the sack of Chittor, defeat of the Rajput was evident. Most fighting men had fallen during the first siege of Chittor. In an attempt to save face, all Rajput men went down fighting during the last stages and met certain death. Meanwhile Rani Padmini committed Jauhar or self immolation with all Rajput women. Muslim invaders often captured women ads war bounty. Young boys of the clan were not in the fort during the assault therefore the lineage survived. Amongst the survivors was Hammir who hailed from Sisoda village. Hamir's Queen, and daughter of Mal Dev Songira helped him recover Chittor. Ultimately Rana Hamir re-established rule over Chittor after 16 years of Muslim occupation. His clan was renamed Sisodia after their village of "Sisoda".

History

Vansh: Suryavansh
Descended from: Koshal
Branches: Gahlots, Bachals, Gohils.
Ruled in: Delhi, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Rajasthan, Gujarat.
Princely States: Ayodhya
Awadh
Koshal
Rajputana

Sisodias claim their descent from Lord Rama - who was from the Raghav (Raghuvanshi) clan of Suryavanshi dynasty. Lord Rama is the hero of the famous Hindu epic The Ramayana and the Sisodias claim descent through his son, Luv.

They claim that the flag of Luv and the insignia of 'Sun' that is embossed on a crimson back ground still flutters on their ramparts. The clan claims that they had moved from Lahore that was also known as 'Lohkot' or 'Lavasthali' to Shiv Desh, or Chitor in V.S 191. The gotras of sisodias is Vaishampayan. The Lord Jaharveer Goga ji were from a Sisodia (Bachal) family.

Sisodia Dynasty Provinces

NameType
AkaltaraThikana
AmetThikana
AmlaJagir
ArnodJagir
AsindJagir
AthanaThikana
Bada GudaThikana
BagoreThikana
BajrangarhThikana
BalodiyaThikana
BamboraThikana
BaneraJagir
BansiThikana
BanswaraPrincely State
BarwaniPrincely State
BatherdaThikana
BawalThikana
Begun/BeguThikana
BeraJagir
BhadesarThikana
BhagwanpuraThikana
BhainsrorgarhThikana
BhandariyaThikana
BhanpuraThikana
BhindarJagir
Bhopji Ka KhedaThikana
BhupalgarhThikana
BijapurThikana
BoheraThikana
BoriyaThikana
ChaktiyaThikana
ChalduThikana
ChiklanaThikana
ChimanpuraThikana
DamawariThikana
DeoZamindari
DeogarhThikana
DhadiPrincely State
DhamotarThikana
DharampurPrincely State
DhariawadThikana
Dulawato-Ka-GudaThikana
DungarpurPrincely State
Gada EklingjiThikana
GhosundaThikana
GurhaThikana
GyangarhThikana
JaiwanaThikana
JajliJagir
Jamuniya RaojiThikana
KalyanpurThikana
Kamla AmbaThikana
KankarwaThikana
KanoreThikana
KareliyaThikana
KarjaliJagir
KathargarhThikana
KhanduThikana
KherabadThikana
KholadiThikana
Kodu KotaThikana
KuncholiThikana
KurabarJagir
Kuradiya MediThikana
KurselaZamindari
LasaniThikana
Lodha JagirJagir
LoondaThikana
Majawato Ka GudaThikana
MangropJagir
MediThikana
MejaJagir
NadarJagir
NagdiThikana
NanaThikana
NetawalThikana
NoliThikana
PahunaThikana
PandusarThikana
Parda SakaniThikana
PayraThikana
PomawaThikana
PratapgarhPrincely State
PurakondaZamindari
RudJagir
SagrodThikana
SagwaliThikana
SalumberThikana
SanderaoThikana
SankotraThikana
SanwarThikana
SawarIstimrari
SemariThikana
ShahpuraPrincely State
ShivratiJagir
SolajThikana
ThadaThikana
ThanaThikana
TharochPrincely State
TibbiThikana
Turkiya KalanThikana
UdaipurPrincely State

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