A New Genealogy of the Rāṭhodas

V. Raghavan

A New Genealogy of the Rāṭhodas

Vol. 12 · No. 1March - 1936pp. 145–152English

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“A document containing a genealugy of the Rithodas seems fo have been originally drawn up at the 1176 of Rao 8iijoji who ruled at Jodhpur from 1491 to 1515”
“The interest of the document lies not merely in being the earliest document, carrying the pedigree of the Rathddas एवं Jodhpur and Bikaner up 10 Siva and Sakti, but also in differiag in some impor- tant respects from the well-known genealogiea of 1hia family confain- od in the bahis of Jodhpur, and the Bikaner fort inscription 01 Raja Riya Singhji, translated and published by Dr. Tessitori in the Journal of the Asiatic Society of DBengal, 1020.”
“The genealogy regards, for instance, the Rithodas as lupar Xjatriyas descended from Sintanu, and not as solar ones, descended from Kusa, the elder 601 of Rima.”

Works cited in this article

Journal of the Asiatic Society of DBengal, 1020
Rambhamadnijort Natika
Tebakat-i-¥asirt
7'dj-ul Ma'asir
Indiaw Culture, रण, 1}, pp. 74-76

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People

Jayacandra 3
Sihaji
Mr. Agarchand Nahata
Rao 8iijoji
Rao Maladeva
Raja Riya Singhji

Places

Nadia 5
Jodhpur 16
Bikaner 15
Lakhnawati
Vikramupura
Kanauj 31

Texts & works

bahis of Jodhpur
Bikaner fort inscription

Dynasties, sects & groups

Rathddas

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Vol. 12 · No. 1

1–20Pre‑Canonical BuddhismArthur Berriedale Keith 21–44Religious Policy of Shah JahanSri Ram Sharma 45–52The Eastern CalukyasDhirendra Chandra Ganguly 53–66Sanskrit Noun‑InflexionBatakrishna Ghosh 67–83South‑Eastern Bengal in Ancient TimesPramode Lal Paul 84–87Some unpublished Papers relating to the Mutiny of 1857‑59Kali Kinkar Datta 88–103The Maratha Political Ideas of the Eighteenth CenturyBenoy Kumar Sarkar 104–108A New UddhavadutaBaldeva Upadhyaya 109–120The Buddhist Manuscripts at GilgitNalinaksha Dutt 121–137Alexander and Alexandria in Indian LiteratureMaurice Winternitz 138–144The Problem of Ancient Indian TerracottasS. N. Jharkandi 145–152A New Genealogy of the RāṭhodasV. RaghavanCurrent article 153–156Huvishka as MahāsenaHarit Krishna Deb 157–164ReviewsSuniti Kumar Chatterji, U. N. Ghoshal, Dasharatha Sharma 165–172Select Contents ??? Oriental Journals 173–176Bibliographical Notes 177–186Obituary NoticesP. C. Bagchi 187–193Jarl CharpentierKasten Rönnow 195–196A Proposal for the Compilation of a Chinese-Sanskrit DictionaryWalter Liebenthal

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