History of Real Yaduvansis Lunar Race Kshatriya's Clans

The Historical account of  Chudasamas , Raizadas , Sarvaiyas and Jadejas Lunar race  Yaduvanshi Rajputs of Gujrat--- Ancient History- -- In the Yadav family, fifty-four degrees removed from Shri Adya Narayan (the primeval Lord), there flourished the celebrated Shri Krishna, believed to be the incarnation of God Vishnu. He established himself in Dwarka, where even up to the present day his image is worshipped as God. He had a son, named Samba, by his wife, Jambuvanti, who married Rama, the daughter of Kaubhand, prime minister to Bana sur, the king of Shonitpur in Egypt. He had a son by this wife, named Ushnik. When the Yadavas destroyed themselves Ushnik was in Shonitpur and thus escaped destruction. Banasur was after his death succeeded by Kaubhand and after his death Ushnik ascended the throne of Shonitpur. Devendra flourished in his line, 79th degree removed from him. He had four sons Aspat (Ugrasen) Gajpat, Narpat, and Bhupat. Of these Aspat embraced Mahomedanism; the descendants

  A Historical Research account of Lunar Race  Yaduvanshi Jadeja Rajputs of Kutch and Halar -- Ancient History --- In the Yadav family, fifty-four degrees removed from Shri Adya Narayan (the primeval Lord), there flourished the celebrated Shri Krishna, believed to be the incarnation of God Vishnu. He established himself in Dwarka, where even up to the present day his image is worshipped as God. He had a son, named Samba, by his wife, Jambuvanti, who married Rama, the daughter of Kaubhand, prime minister to Banasur, the king of Shonitpur in Egypt. He had a son by this wife, named Ushnik. When the Yadavas destroyed themselves Ushnik was in Shonitpur and thus escaped destruction. Banasur was after his death succeeded by Kaubhand and after his death Ushnik ascended the throne of Shonitpur. Devendra flourished in his line, 79th degree removed from him. He had four sons Aspat (Ugrasen) Gajpat, Narpat, and Bhupat. Of these Aspat embraced Mahomedanism; the descendants of Gajpat, esta- blis

The Ancient  History of real Yadava Stock of Lunar Race Kshatriyas--- The word " Yadava " is admittedly a vedic patronymic derived from Yadu .The chiefs of this Tribe was titled as Yadava . Mahabharat says -- "It has been remberbed the Yadavas  were the descendants of Yadu , the son of Yayati -Nahusa. "The Philologists declare that the " Y" in " Yadava  " may be replaced by " J" ,that is both the forms " Yadava " and " Jadava  " are permissible and therefore interchangeable . According to several historians (Wilson  , Elliot ) The Yadava is a Sanskrit word and it's hindi version is Jadon .From Yadavas to Jadavas and then to Jadons  was an early etymological transformation (Cunningham.A.,p.2cf ,Gahlot , J.S.pp. 593-597 ) The Yadavas are again separately treated in the purans they have no right to be Kings owing to the alleged curse of Yayati. Real Yadava (Jadava)  clans in Modern India--- The real yaduva

History of Lunar Race Yaduvansis (Yadavas /Jadavas ) Kshatriya  of Dwaraka --- Meaning of the word "Yadava and Jadava "--- The word "Yadava " is admittedly a vedic patronymic derived from Yadu .The chiefs of this Tribe was titled as Yadava . Mahabharat says -- "It has been remberbed the Yadavas  were the descendants of Yadu , the son of Yayati -Nahusa. "The Philologists declare that the " Y" in "Yadava  "may be replaced by "J" ,that is both the forms "Yadava " and "Jadava  "are permissible and therefore interchangeable . According to several historians (Wilson  , Elliot ) The Yadava is a Sanskrit word and it's hindi version is Jadon .From Yadavas to Jadavas and then to Jadons  was an early etymological transformation (Cunningham.A.,p.2cf ,Gahlot, J.S.pp. 593-597 ) The Yadavas are again separately treated in the purans they have no right to be Kings owing to the alleged curse of Yayati. Real Yadav

Brief history of Yaduvanshi Jadeja Rajput's Talukah and Minor Estates in Gujrat  --- - The Jadeja  yaduvanshi rajput tribe,  like the Chudásamás, an offshoot of the great Samma race that ruled in Sindh and claimed descent from one of the four Jádavas. The Sammás ruled in Sindh for many years, and were probably driven south by the incursions of the Tártárs from Central Asin. They established their rule in Cutch, and thence penetrated into Kathiáwár. It is said that about A.D. 1313, Bahmani Samma led a band as far as Ghumli in the Barda hills, then the capital of the Jethvás, and destroyed it, but did not gain a permanent footing in the country. Lakha Phulani supposed to have completed the conquest of Kutch in A.D.1320.He was succeeded by his nephew Punvaro , and on Punvaro's death his widow wife sent to Sindh for Lakha ,the son of Jada.From this time the Sammas called themselves Jadejas. Jadejas established themselves over the generations at various states in present day in G

History of Lunar Race Yadava stock  Chudasama Rajputs of Junagadh State --- Area-3,239 sq. miles. Population.-387,499. Revenue-24,00,000 rupees. Junagarh claims to be one of the oldest State in Kathiavad. It is now governed by the Nawabs of the Babi dynasty. Before its conquest by the Mahomedans in 1746 it was held by Rajput kings. It was in the year 875 that the Chudasama Rajputs for the first time made Junagarh (Sorath) their seat of government. Before them Sorath was governed by the Rajput kings of Chaura or Chavada tribe, but they had their scat of government in Vamansthali, or as it is now called Vanthali. Ancient History --- The famous Shri Krishna, founder of the Yadav dynasty, had a son, named Samba, by his wife, Jambuvanti. There flourished one, Devendra, in his line, 80 degrees removed from him. He had four sons, Aspat, Gajpat, Narpat, and Bhupat. Of these, Aspat embraced Islamism, Bhupat becaine ,he founder of the Bhatti tribe of Rajputs, while Rajputs, tracing their

History of Lunar race Yadava stock Sarvaiya rajputs --- Ancient History--- In the Yadav family, fifty-four degrees removed from Shri Adya Narayan (the primeval Lord), there flourished the celebrated Shri Krishna, believed to be the incarnation of God Vishnu. He established himself in Dwarka, where even up to the present day his image is worshipped as God. He had a son, named Samba, by his wife, Jambuvanti, who married Rama, the daughter of Kaubhand, prime minister to Bana sur, the king of Shonitpur in Egypt. He had a son by this wife, named Ushnik. When the Yadavas destroyed themselves Ushnik was in Shonitpur and thus escaped destruction. Banasur was after his death succeeded by Kaubhand and after his death Ushnik ascended the throne of Shonitpur. Devendra flourished in his line, 79th degree removed from him. He had four sons Aspat (Ugrasen) Gajpat, Narpat, and Bhupat. Of these Aspat embraced Mahomedanism; the descendants of Gajpat, esta- blished a large kingdom in Sorath and came to