History of Real Yaduvansis Lunar Race Kshatriya's Clans

Historical research on Wadiyar /Wodeyar  Yaduvanshi ( Pauranic Yadavas ) Lunar race  Kshatriya ‘s of Mysore(Vijayanagar )  ---- Origion  of  the Wadiyar  Yaduvanshi Kshatriya Dynasty ----- In 1399 CE .Gujrat was a part of the Tughluq dynasty that related from Delhi with Muzaffar Shah I , as its governor .He later decleared himself independent and founded the Gujarat Sultnate .In the South , the Vijaynagar kingdom was in its nascent stages under its third king Harihara II. The Bahamani kingdom was sandwhich in between these two domains .it sounds incredibly far-fetched that Harihara II invited Yaduraya  ( also called Vijaya in some account ) and Krishnaraya , the two brothers who hailed  from distant Dwaraka ,welcoming to rule the region around the Kaveri river –that they set foot in Karnataka .For the sake of our story it is important that the siblings were Kshatriyas  from the Yaduvamsha or the “Lunar race” which effectively link...

Historical research on  Jadhav (Purani Sevunas ,Yadavas , Jadons ) Kshatriya's of Deccan --- *The Jadhavas of Devagiri (modern Daulatabad ) are descents of Vajranabh's  grandson Subahu (great-great grandson of Shri Krishna ) . **Subahu's son Dridhaprahara migrated from Mathura and settled in Deccan .He obtained the southern part of the Subahu's kingdom. *** The Yaduvnshi Kshatriya's(modern Jadhavas )  of Devagiri belong  to the same branch of yaduvnsha like Jadons (puranic Yadavas  ) of Karauli family. Name and Origin of the Dynasty ---- -- The Yadavas of Devagiri , popularly so called  ,are known to history as the ruler of the Sevuna dynasty .The former  name (Yadavas )  of this dynasty was brought into use by Fleet work who wrote an account of this dynasty in his work Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency in 1882 A.D × .From that time , it became current and remained so till very recently .But a historica...

Histroy of KarauliJadon Lunar race Kshatriya's ( Ancient  Yadavas /Yaduvanshi ) Fort Bahadurpur and it's Rulers –- ---- Bahadurpur village is 18 miles north from Utgarh and 8 miles from west of the Karauli  city.The village derives it's name from Bahadur ,the third son "Tursam Bahadur "of raja Gopal Das  afterwards established Sabalgarh .Tursam Bahadur who obtained Sabalgarh , Bahadurpur and Bijaipur .His descendants are the "Bahadur -ke-Jadon " .The village is on the affluent of the Pachana ,elsewhere called the Barkhera .On the side opposite to the village is a rather spacious fort , containing a palace ,temple , and bajar ,all now deserted and ruined . Bahadurpur village  was founded in Sambat 1602 (A.D.1546) .The village was once a considerable place ,as the large old houses and the traces of buildings in the field around show.In the region of Akbar ( 1556-1602 A.D. ) the Karauli State became Incorporated in the Delhi empire and Gopaladas ...

Historical research on Bhal (Bhale Sultan ) Rajput of Sasni and their old  Fort  of Sasni in Hathras district ---- The Bhal or Bhale Sultan clan of Kshatriyas  claim to be Solanki , but are usually regarded as a spurious stock.    The Bulandshahr branch of this tribe , according to one story , claim descent from Sidhrao Jai Singh Solanki of Paryatan in Gujrat.After the defeat of Prithvi Raj Chauhan , Sawai Singh , the ancestor of the family , obtained the title of Bhale Sultan , or "Lords of the Lance" from Shahab-ud-din Ghori .     Another story is that they are descended from Sarang Deo , a nephew of the Raja Bali of Gujrat , who took service under Prithviraj Chauhan of Delhi , with whom he was distantly connected , and perished in the war against Kannauj , when his descendant was rewarded with lands of Bulandshahar .It was his grandson , Hamir Singh , who took service with the Raja of Kannauj and obtained through him and Shahab-ud-din...

Historical Research on zamindar Clans of  Kshatriyas in Aligarh district including Hathras in 16 to 18 th centurywith reference to Pundirs  ----  An important effect of the Musalman invasion was the movement it induced among the Rajputs od western India.Displaced from their original homes they wandered eastwards in small bodies and different times ,and many such colonies were established in the Doab .The Dors were almost exterminated by the invading armies and the Badgujars were much weakened , though they appear at all times to have successfully maintained a conciliatory policy towards their Musalman overlords .Elsewhere the fighting races seem to have vanished , and their places were taken by the Chauhans , who occupied the north and west , being led thither by the descendants of Prithvi Raj Chauhan , the Jadons in the south and scattered colonies of the Gahlots , Pundirs ,Porach and many other clans . The presence of Musalman Garrison's at Koil ,Jalali and els...