History of Real Yaduvansis Lunar Race Kshatriya's Clans

A Historical approach of  Samma Tribe Yaduvanshi Lunar race Jadeja Rajputs  -- Jadejas the ruling clan in Kutch, with a strength of about 18,599 souls, found all over the province and especially numerous in Abdása and Kánthi, are the leading Hindu representatives of the old Sind tribe of Samma Rajputs. The present Sammás claim as Musalmáns a more or less Arab origin. But they, as well as the Jádejás, almost certainly belong to the great Yadav stock whose pedigree goes back to Sámba, son of Krishna , and who are probably the Sambasta and Sambus of Alexander's (325 B.c.) historians. Early in the eighth century (712), the Sammás are specially mentioned as coming, with dancing and the beating of drums, to meet the Arab conqueror Muhammad Kásim, and to have gladly accepted his rule.³ Under the Sumra dynasty (1025-1315 ), the Sammás probably maintained a half independent position in the south of Sind, and I would seem at several times between the eleventh and fourteenth centurie...

Part II-History of Navanagar Princely state of original Yadavas stock  of Lunar Race  Jadeja Rajputs ---- Jam Raysinhji had a son, named Tamachi, but as he was then quite an infant, one of the maids of-honor concealed him in a box, took him to Bhuj and entrusted him to the care of his aunt, Ratnajiba. The mother of Tamachi was the sister of Pratapsinhji, the chief of Halwad. With a view to advance the claim of his nephew to the throne of Nawanagar, Pratapsinhji married one of his daughters to Sher Buland Khan, the Suba of Gujarat, and gave the hand of his brother's daughter in marriage to Babi Salabat Mahmud Khan. With the help of these two Moslemn officers he succeeded in seating his nephew, Tamachi, on the throne of Nawanagar (1727). Jam Tamachi II. gave in mortgage the districts of Balambha, Amran and others to Rao Desalji of Bhuj. The Rao caused a large citadel to be built at Balambha in 1737. Mirza Jafar alias Momin Khan, the Mughal Suba of Gujarat, invaded Nawanagar ...

Part II- History of  princely Kutch State of Original Yadavas Stock Jadeja rajput clan  of Lunar Race-- Modern History -- After  the death of Rao Lakhapatji , prince Godaji was  succeeded . He conferred the place of his Diwan upon one, Jiwan, a menial servant of the old Diwan, Punja Sheth, Punja Sheth taking umbrage at the indiginty thus offered to him, went to Sindh and induced Gulam Shah, the reigning sovereign to invade Kutch with a force of 70,000 men, promising in return to bestow upon him the hand of the fair princess of Kutch. Diwan Jiwan opposed this army with the combined forces of Kutch and Radhanpur. During the fight one of the cannons in the front file burst with a loud explosion, which created a confusion in the armies of both the hostile factions. The enemies met pell-mell and had a hand to hand fight, in which the swords drank the blood ofmany a valiant hero. Jiwan was killed in this bloody contest. The Sindh monarch returned to his country, burnin...

  Part I-History of Princely State  Kutch  of original Yadavas Stock Lunar race Jadeja rajput upto 18th century --- - Arca 6,500 sq. miles. Population.-558,415. Revenue.-18,04,000 rupees. The territory of H. H. the Rao of Kutch is bounded on the north and north-west by the province of Sindh, on the east by the dominions of H. H. the Gaekwad, on the south by the Gulf of Kutch and the peninsula of Kathiawad, while the. vast Indian Ocean rolls in the south-westerly direction. The present Rao of Kutch is a Rajput of the Jadeja clan. Before his ancestors had settled in the province, it was ruled by a prince of the Chavda dynasty. The seat of government was then in Patgarh. Ancient History-- The Jadejas are said to have descended from the original stock of the Yadavas, of the lunar race. Shri Krishna, the sovereign lord of Dwarka, had a son, named Sâmba, by one of his wives. Jambuvanti. He married Rama, the daugh ter of Kaubhanda, who was prime minister to the well known B...

History of Malia State of Yaduvanshi Jadeja Rajputs  in Gujrat-- Area . 102 sq. miles. Population.-13,589. Revenue- 60,000 rupees. Kanyoji, the founder of Morbi, had a large progeny consisting of eight sons; the sixth of whom Modji received in appanage the four villages including Malia in Machhu Kantha, and Vandhia with several others in Vagad. Kanyoji, who died in 1734, was succeeded by Aliyoji. Modji desired to throw off the yoke of the parent state, and with that object in view he invited the Mianas from Sindh, and induced them to settle with in his territory. In addition to the villages received from his father, Modji seized several others in Machhu Kantha with the aid of the Miana settlers. On his death his eldest son Nathoji ascended the gadi, the younger Dewoji receiving Vandara. Of the seven sons of Nathoji, Bhimoji being the There are two theories about the origin of the term Mianas. One represents it to be a patronymic from Miyo' or Miyan' the founder of the race...

History ( part I ) of Navanagar Priencely state of Yadava stock Jadeja Rajputs since ancient period to A.D.1742-- Area-3,791 sq. miles. Population.-316,147. Revenue. 24,00,000 rupees. Nawanagar is bounded on the north by the Gulf of Kutch and beyond it by Kutch proper; on the east by the Native States of Morvi, Dhrol and Rajkot; on the south by the minor Talukas in Halar and the State of Porbandar; while on the west by Okhamandal and the Arabian Sea. The Jam Saheb of Nawanagar belongs to the Jadeja tribe of Rajputs of the Lunar race. 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 wor shipped 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 ...