Bânsvâra

The town of Bânsvâra (Banswara)

History of the principality

During the apogee of the Empire moghol, Bânsvâra was one of its vassal, then it passes under the control of the marathes. In 1812, dissatisfied with the situation of its state under this administration, its leader requires the protection of the Britanniques, which will be guaranteed by a treaty signed in 1818 in exchange of an interference in the businesses of its state.

The state of Kushalgârh was vassal of Bânsvâra.

The principality was integrated into the state of the the Rajasthan.

Leaders: Râwal then Mahârâwal

  • Râwal
    • 1527 - 1540: Jagmal Das
    • Jai Singh
    • Pratap Singh
    • Khana Dev.
    • Kalyan Singh
    • Agar Singh
    • Udai Singh I
    • Samar Singh
    • Kushal Singh, founder of Kushalgârh and Kushalpura.
    • Ajab Singh
    • ? - 1713: Bhim Singh
    • 1713 - 1737: Bishan Singh
    • 1737 - 1747: Udai Singh II
  • Mahârâwal
    • 1747 - 1786: Prithvi Singh
    • 1786 - 1816: Bijai Singh
    • 1816 - 1819: Umaid Singh
    • 1819 - 1838: Bhawani Singh
    • 1838 - 1844: Bahadur Singh
    • 1844 - 1905: Lakshman Singh
    • 1905 - 1913: Shambhu Singh
    • 1914 - 1944: Pirthi Singh
    • 1944 - 1947: Chandra Vir Singh

See too

External bonds

  • Official site of the district of Banswara
  • Page of the district of Banswara on the site of the government of the Rajasthan
  • List of the leaders
  • Situation of the city

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