My rajasthan history

Rajasthan was formerly divided into 19 indigenous princely states, in which Ajmer was a union territory. In these princely states, Udaipur, Dungarpur, Banswara, Pratapgarh and Shahpura are in Rathore Kota and Honda Chauhan in Bundi, Deora Chauhan in Sirohi, Kachwaha in Jaipur and Alwar, Yaswanshi in Jaisalmer and Karauli and Jalpur Rajput in Jhalawar; in Guhil, Jodhpur, Bikaner and Kishangarh; Used to rule Muslims in Tōnk and Jats in Bharatpur and Dhaulpur. Apart from these, there was Chiefship of Kushalgarh and Lava. The area of ​​Kushalgarh was 340 square miles. There were Rathore rulers there. The area of ​​lava was only 20 square miles. There were Naruka rulers there.

If Gehlot of the Pratihar and Mewar of Mewar did not stop flooding of the Arab invasion of the 8th century, then all the Indians could not speak the bill of the Arabs. Rawal Jait Singh of Mewar secured his independence in 1234 by giving Sultan Iltutmish of Dalla and Sultan Balban in 1237 AD. In 1303, Sultan Alauddin Khilji attacked Chittor, the capital of Mewar with a prominent army. Thousands of heroic heroes of Chittaur's first Shakti have left themselves to protect the motherland but Khilji has succeeded in controlling the fort. This defeat was repaid by Rana Hamir in 1326, while he defeated the huge army of Khilji's nominee Maldeo Chauhan and the Sultan of Mughal Tughlaq, Delhi, and re-opened the Mewar marker at Chittoor.