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Feudatory states in Haryana Feudatory states in Haryana In 1947 when India become independent their were 565 native states. India: Native Feudatory States are Alwar ,Bamra ,Barwani ,Bhopal ,Bhor ,Bijawar ,Bundi ,Bussahir ,Charkhari ,Cochin ,Dhar ,Duttia ,Faridkot ,Hyderabad ,Idar ,Indore ,Jaipur ,Jammu and Kashmir ,Jasdan, Jhalawar ,Jind ,Kishangarh ,Las Bela ,Morvi ,Nandgaon ,Nowanuggur ,Orchha ,Poonch Rajasthan … Read more
Feudatory States in Bihar The Eastern States Agency was a grouping of princely states in eastern India, during the latter years of Britain′s Indian Empire. It was created in 1933, by the unification of the former Chhattisgarh States Agency and the Orissa States Agency; the agencies remained intact within the grouping. In 1936, the Bengal … Read more
Feudatory States in Madhya Pradesh Introduction Madhya Pradesh had always been a state of riyasats were people were not directly ruled by some large kings. The state used to be divided in small states which were called feudatory states. These feudal were managed by Jagirdars. These Jagirdar used to report to their higher management namely kings … Read more
Feudatory States in Chhattisgarh:—- The history of the Chhattisgarh region dates back to about the 4th century ce, when it was known as Southern (or South) Kosala. The name Chhattisgarh, meaning “thirty-six forts,” was formerly applied to the territory of the Haihaya dynasty of Ratanpur, founded about 750. Under British rule the present region of … Read more
Feudatory States in Andhra Pradesh In Andra Pradesh Feudatory states emerged in medieval period, with many numbers of ruler and dynasties fighting with each other for rule and territorial expansion. The main reason for Feudatory state is to occupy the throne and extend their territories in vast regions of Andra Preadesh and nearby areas. There … Read more