Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, vol. 3 of 3

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Tod, James, 1782-1835

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Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, v. 3 of 3 or the Central and Western Rajput States of India

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Produced by Emmanuel Ackerman, KD Weeks and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

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English

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DS: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere: Asia

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Rajasthan (India) -- History

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Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 57376

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July 7, 2018

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.ANNALS AND ANTIQUITIES OF RAJASTHAN
2. 2.CONTENTS
3. 3.ILLUSTRATIONS — BOOK VIII SKETCH OF THE INDIAN DESERT — CHAPTER 1 — Description of the Desert. — Boundaries of the Desert. — Natural Divisions of the Desert. — Oasis. — The Lost River of the Desert. — The Lūni River. — The Rann of Cutch. — Thal, Rūi. — Thal of the Luni. — Jālor. — Sīwāna. — Machola, Morsin. — Bhīnmāl, Sānchor. — Bhadrājan. — Mewa. — Bālotra, Tīlwāra. — Īndhāvati. — Gūgadeo ka Thal. — Tararoi. — Khawar. — Mallināth, Bārmer. — Kherdhar. — Jūna Chhotan. — Nagar Gurha. — CHAPTER 2 — The Chauhān Rāj. — History of the Chauhāns. — Chief Towns. — Nagar Pārkar. — Bakhasar. — Tharād. — Face of the Chauhān Rāj. — Water Production. — Inhabitants. — Kolis and Bhils. — Dhāt and Umrasūmra. — The Horrors of Humāyūn’s March. — Dhāt. — Aror, Umarsūmra. — Aror. — Umarkot. — The Fate of the Sodha Tribe. Assassination of Mīr Bijar. — Chor. — Tribes. — The Nayyāds. — The Sodha Tribe. — The Kaurava Tribe. — The Dhāti Tribe. — The Lohāna Tribe. — The Arora Tribe. — The Bhātia Tribe. — Brāhmans. — The Rabāri Tribe. — Jat Tribes. — The Sahariya Tribe. — The Khosa Tribe. — The Samaicha Tribe. — The Rājar Tribe. — The Umar Sūmra Tribe. — The Kalhora, Tālpuri Tribes. — Nūmri, Lūmri, or Lūka Tribe. — The Mer, Mair Tribe. — The Mor, Mohor Tribe. — The Tāwari, Thori, or Tori Tribe. — Johya, Dahya, Mangalia Tribes. — Dāūdputra, Bahāwalpur State. — Diseases. — Famines. — Productions, Animal and Vegetable. — The Wild Ass. — Rojh or Nilgae, Lions, etc. — Domestic Animals. — Shrubs and Fruits. — Grasses. — Melons.
4. 4.BOOK IX ANNALS OF AMBER, [1] OR DHŪNDHĀR — CHAPTER 1 — Boundaries of Jaipur State. — Etymology of Dhūndhār. — The Kachhwāha Tribe. — Origin of Jaipur State. Dhola Rāē. — Hūndeo, Kuntal. — Pajūn. — The Mīna Tribe. — Death of Pajūn. — Mālasi. — Prithirāj. — Bahār or Bihāri Mall, c. A.D. 1548-75. — Bhagwāndās, c. A.D. 1575-92. — Mān Singh, c. A.D. 1592-1614. — Bhāo Singh, c. A.D. 1615-21. — Mahā Singh, c. A.D. 1621-25. — Jai Singh, Mīrza Rājā, c. A.D. 1625-67. — Rām Singh, Bishan Singh. — CHAPTER 2 — Sawāi Jai Singh, c. A.D. 1693-1743. — Assassination of Farrukhsiyar, May 16, 1719. — Rebellion of Bijai Singh. — Bijai Singh entrapped. — Services of Jai Singh to Jaipur State. — Limits of Jaipur State. — Rajor. — Attempted Assassination of Jai Singh. — Erection of Buildings. — Sumptuary Laws: Tolerance. — The Asvamedha. — CHAPTER 3 — The Rājput League. — Īsari Singh, A.D. 1743-60. — Mādho Singh, A.D. 1760-78. — The Jāts of Bharatpur. — Separation of Mācheri or Alwar State, A.D. 1771-76. — Prithi Singh II., A.D. 1778. — Partāp Singh, A.D. 1778-1803. — Jagat Singh, A.D. 1803-18. — Death of Jagat Singh. — CHAPTER 4 — The British Alliance, A.D. 1818. — Hesitation to accept the Treaty. — Disputed Succession. — Law of Succession in Rājputāna. — The Installation of Mohan Singh. — Objections raised by the Government of India. — Birth of a Posthumous Heir. — SHAIKHĀWAT FEDERATION CHAPTER 5 — The Origin of the Shaikhāwats. — Shaikhji. — Khandela, the Shaikhawat Capital. — Girdharji Shaikhāwat. — Assassination of Girdharji. — Dwārkadās. — Bīrsinghdeo. — Bahādur Singh. — Gallantry of Shujāwan Singh. — The Siege of Khandela. — Kesari Singh. — Udai Singh. — Supremacy of Jaipur in Shaikhawati. — CHAPTER 6 — Bindrabandās. — Brāhmans commit Suicide. — Tribal Feuds. — Attack by Najaf Kuli Khān. — Abdication of Bindraban: Govind Singh succeeds. — Murder of Govind Singh: Narsinghdās succeeds. — Marātha Inroads. — Partāp Singh. — Devi Singh. — Quarrel between Samod and Chaumūn. — Partāp Singh secures Possession of Khandela. — Treaty between the Shaikhāwats and Jaipur. — Treacherous Arrest of Narsingh and other Chiefs. — CHAPTER 7 — Dīnarām Bohra organizes an Attack on the Sadhānis. — Hanwant Singh captures Khandela. — The War on account of Krishna Kunwāri. — New Treaty with Jaipur. — Abhai Singh. — The Shaikhāwats attack Amīr Khān. — Siege of Khandela. — Death of Hanwant Singh. — Lachhman Singh gains Influence at Jaipur. — The Sādhāni Shaikhāwats. — Bāgh Singh seizes Sultāna. — The Lārkhānis. — Revenues. — CHAPTER 8 — Boundaries and Extent. — Population. — Classification of Inhabitants. — The Mīna Tribe. — Jāts. — Brāhmans. — Rājputs. — Soil, Husbandry, Products. — Farming System. — Revenues. — Foreign Army. — Ancient Towns.
5. 5.BOOK X ANNALS OF HĀRAVATI BUNDI — CHAPTER 1 — Hāravati. — The Origin of the Chauhāns. — Mānika Mānika Rāē. — Bīsaldeo. — Gūga, Gugga Chauhān. — The Delhi Pillar. — Date of Visaladeva. — Rāo Chand. — Angatsi, the Hun. — Rāo Dewa. — The Foundation of Būndi. — CHAPTER 2 — Recapitulation of Hāra History. — Abdication of Rāo Dewa. — Rāo Napuji. — Napuji. — Hamuji. Alu. — Mewār attempts to regain Influence in Būndi. — Rāo Bīr Singh. — Rāo Banda, c. A.D. 1485. — Rāo Nārāyandās. — The Siege of Chitor. — Rāo Sūrajmall, c. A.D. 1533. — Murder of Rāo Sūrajmall. — The Satis. — Rāo Surthān, c. A.D. 1534. — Rāo Arjun. — CHAPTER 3 — Rāo Surjan, A.D. 1554. — Siege of Ranthambhor by Akbar. — Rāo Surjan in the Imperial Service. — The Campaign in Gujarāt. — Death of Akbar. — Rāo Ratan. — Partition of Hāraoti. — Gopināth. — The Fiefs of Būndi. — Rāo Chhattarsāl, A.D. 1652-58. — Death of Shāh Jahān. War of Succession. — Rāo Bhāo Singh, A.D. 1658-78. Mughal Attack on Būndi. — Rāo Aniruddh Singh, A.D. 1678. — Rāo Budh Singh. The Death of Aurangzeb. — Battle of Jājau, June 10, 1707. — Rivalry between Kotah and Būndi. — Jai Singh of Jaipur attacks Būndi. — Death of Rāo Būdh Singh. — CHAPTER 4 — Mahārāo Ummed Singh, A.D. 1743-1804. — Jaipur attacks Kotah. — Battle of Dablāna. — Būndi recovered by Ummed Singh. — Būndi occupied by Jaipur. — Ummed Singh in Exile. — Malhār Rāo Holkar assists Ummed Singh. — Jaipur forced to restore Ummed Singh. — Zālim Singh of Kotah. — Ummed Singh’s Revenge on Indargarh. — Abdication of Mahārāo Ummed Singh. — The Wanderings of Ummed Singh. — Murder of Rāna Ari Singh. — The Obsequies of Rāna Ari Singh. — Death of Mahārāo Ajīt Singh. — Mahārāo Bishan Singh, A.D. 1770-1821. — Colonel Monson’s Campaign. — Compensation to Būndi after the Pindāri War. — Death and Character of Mahārāo Bishan Singh. — The Ministers of Būndi. — KOTAH CHAPTER 5 — Formation of Kotah State. — Rāo Mādho Singh, c. A.D. 1625-30. — Rāo Mukund Singh, A.D. 1630-57. — Rāo Jagat Singh, A.D. 1657-70. — Rāo Pem Singh, A.D. 1670. — Rāo Kishor Singh I. A.D. 1670-86. — Rāo Rām Singh, A.D. 1686-1707. — Rāo Bhīm Singh, A.D. 1707-20. — Loss of the Hāra Tribal God. — Rāo Bhīm Singh attacks Būndi. — Mahārāo Arjun Singh, A.D. 1720-24. — Mahārāo Durjansāl, A.D. 1724-56. The Marātha Invasion. — Jaipur claims to control Kotah. — Birth of Zālim Singh. — Death and Character of Durjansāl. — Mahārāo Ajīt Singh, A.D. 1756-59. Mahārāo Chhattarsāl, A.D. 1759-66. — Jaipur attacks Kotah. — CHAPTER 6 — Mahārāo Gumān Singh, A.D . 1766-71. — Zālim Singh Jhāla. — Zālim Singh retires to Mewār. — Zālim Singh returns to Kotah. — Gallant Death of Mādho Singh. — Zālim Singh appointed Guardian of the Heir. — Mahārāo Ummed Singh, A.D. 1771-1819. — Zālim Singh Regent of Kotah. — Murder of Sarūp Singh. — Zālim Singh’s Triumph over his Opponents. — Conspiracy against Zālim Singh. — CHAPTER 7 — Legislation of Zālim Singh. — Superstition of Zālim Singh. — His Permanent Camp. — Land Revenue Collections. — Possibility of Representative Government. — A Revenue Board. — The Bohra. — Suppression of the Patel System. — Modes of realizing Land-Rent. — CHAPTER 8 — The Farming Monopoly. — Agriculture in Kotah. — Storage of Grain. — Extortionate Taxes. — Zālim Singh and the Bards. — CHAPTER 9 — Foreign Policy of Zālim Singh. — Monson’s Campaign. Gallantry of the Koila Chief. — Relations with Marāthas and Pindāris. — Zālim Singh’s Domestic Policy. Character of Mahārāo Ummed Singh. — Zālim Singh and his Servants. — CHAPTER 10 — Alliance with the British. — Death of Mahārāo Ummed Singh. Disputed Succession. — Effects of the British Treaty. — Outbreak at Kotah. — Reconciliation of Mahārāo Kishor Singh with Zālim Singh. — Re-installation of Kishor Singh. — Reforms in Taxation. — CHAPTER 11 — Banishment of Gordhandās. — British Intervention. — The Mahārāo marches on Kotah. — Battle of Māngrol. — Death of Prithi Singh. — Devotion of Two Hāras. — Reflections on the Outbreak. — Restoration of the Mahārāo. — Arrangements with the Mahārāo. — Character of Zālim Singh. — Zālim Singh and Witches. — Amusements of Zālim Singh. — His Gardens. — Wrestling. — The Last Years of Zālim Singh.
6. 6.BOOK XI PERSONAL NARRATIVE: UDAIPUR TO KHERODA — CHAPTER 1 — Kheroda. — Tribal Feuds. — Agriculture at Kheroda. — Sugar-Cane Cultivation. — Māndhāta Rāja. — CHAPTER 2 — The Chief of Hīnta. — The Dudia Clan. — Case of Mān Singh. — A Foray of the Bhīls. — An Ordeal by Oath. — CHAPTER 3 — Antiquities at Morwan. — Tale of a Tiger. — Temple of Māmā Devi. — CHAPTER 4 — Shrine of Sukhdeo. Human Scapegoats. — The History of Opium. — Distribution of Crops. — CHAPTER 5 — The Chief of Ummedpura. — Legends of the Hāras. — Ālu Hāra. — CHAPTER 6 — Bhainsrorgarh Fort. — The Rapids of the Chambal. — Nāthji Mahārāja. — Bhainsror attacked by Alāu-d-dīn. — Monuments to Warriors. — Sontra. — Maypoles. — Kotah City. — CHAPTER 7 — Meeting with Zālim Singh. — A Restive Elephant. — Nānta. Rājput Music. — The Būndi Palace. — CHAPTER 8 — Annals of Māndalgarh. — The Philosopher’s Stone. — Karera. — CHAPTER 9 — Death of the Rāo Rāja of Būndi. — Cholera. — CHAPTER 10 — Settlement of the Administration. — Interview of the Author with the Rāni. — Revenues of Būndi. — A Hunt in the Preserves. — CHAPTER 11 — The Mukunddarra Pass. — An Atīt Monastery. — Origin of the Name Sesodia. — The Barolli Temples. — CHAPTER 12 — The Saiva Temple. — Mausoleum of Jaswant Rāo Holkar. — CHAPTER 13 — Heroism of Amar Singh Hāra. — Pachpahār. — Ruins of Chandrāvati. — Gāgraun. — Heroism of Gumān Hāra. — Return to Kotah. — CHAPTER 14 — Menāl. — Bijolia. — Inscriptions from Menāl. — Begūn — Tale of a Bard. — CHAPTER 15 — Begūn — Krishna Temples. — Scene of the Johar. — The Jain Pillar. — An Old Fakīr. — Bajrāj, the Horse.
7. 7.APPENDIX — No. I. — No. II. — No. III. — No. IV. — No. V. — No. VI. — No. VII.
8. 8.INDEX

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