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	== Present Day Status ==		== Present Day Status ==
	Today, many Jadaun Rajput villages are located around Braj ~~in Uttar Pradesh~~. The royal family of Karauli continues under Maharaja Krishna Chandra Pal Deo Bahadur, who ascended the symbolic throne in 1984~~. He is considered the 43rd king in Karauli’s dynastic line and the 88th descendant of Lord Krishna, according to family tradition~~.		Today, many Jadaun Rajput villages are located around Braj region. The royal family of Karauli continues under Maharaja Krishna Chandra Pal Deo Bahadur, who ascended the symbolic throne in 1984.

	Royal families of Karauli and Jaisalmer (Bhati Rajputs) continue to maintain their heritage, with several forts converted into heritage properties.		Royal families of Karauli and Jaisalmer (Bhati Rajputs) continue to maintain their heritage, with several forts converted into heritage properties.

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	The Jadon, also spelled Jadaun, are a prominent Rajput clan in India, belonging to the Chandravanshi (Lunar) dynasty. They trace their lineage to the Yaduvanshi line, which claims descent from the legendary King Yadu and ultimately from Lord Krishna. Recognized among the 36 Royal Clans of Rajputs, the Jadaun Rajputs have historically held important roles in northern India, especially in regions like Mathura, Bayana, and Karauli.		The Jadon, also spelled Jadaun, are a prominent Rajput clan in India, belonging to the [[Chandravanshi\|Chandravanshi (Lunar) dynasty]]. They trace their lineage to the Yaduvanshi line, which claims descent from the legendary King Yadu and ultimately from Lord Krishna. Recognized among the 36 Royal Clans of Rajputs, the Jadaun [[Rajput\|Rajputs]] have historically held important roles in northern India, especially in regions like Mathura, Bayana, and Karauli.

	The princely state of Karauli, founded in 1348 CE by Raja Arjun Pal, became a notable center of Jadaun rule. Earlier, Maharaja Vijaypal of Bayana is recorded to have resisted the Ghaznavid invasions, emphasizing the martial legacy of this lineage.		The princely state of Karauli, founded in 1348 CE by Raja Arjun Pal, became a notable center of Jadaun rule. Earlier, Maharaja Vijaypal of Bayana is recorded to have resisted the Ghaznavid invasions, emphasizing the martial legacy of this lineage.
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	While the Jadaun form a distinct clan, they are part of a larger group of Yaduvanshi Rajputs. Other notable clans within this category include:		While the Jadaun form a distinct clan, they are part of a larger group of Yaduvanshi Rajputs. Other notable clans within this category include:

	* Bhati/Bhatti (Jaisalmer)		* [[Bhati\|Bhati/Bhatti (Jaisalmer)]]
	* Jadeja		* [[Jadeja]]
	* Raksel		* Raksel
	* Samma		* Samma
	* Chudasama		* [[Chudasama]]
	* Chokker (Chonker)		* Chokker (Chonker)

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	== Present Day Status ==		== Present Day Status ==
	Today, many Jadaun Rajput villages are located around ~~Vrindavan~~ in Uttar Pradesh. The royal family of Karauli continues under Maharaja Krishna Chandra Pal Deo Bahadur, who ascended the symbolic throne in 1984. He is considered the 43rd king in Karauli’s dynastic line and the 88th descendant of Lord Krishna, according to family tradition.		Today, many Jadaun Rajput villages are located around Braj in Uttar Pradesh. The royal family of Karauli continues under Maharaja Krishna Chandra Pal Deo Bahadur, who ascended the symbolic throne in 1984. He is considered the 43rd king in Karauli’s dynastic line and the 88th descendant of Lord Krishna, according to family tradition.

	Royal families of Karauli and Jaisalmer (Bhati Rajputs) continue to maintain their heritage, with several forts converted into heritage properties.		Royal families of Karauli and Jaisalmer (Bhati Rajputs) continue to maintain their heritage, with several forts converted into heritage properties.

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-The Jadaun (also spelled as Jadon) is a Rajput clan of [[Chandravanshi]] (Yaduvanshi) lineage, found in North India and Pakistan. They trace their ancestry to King Yayati's son, Yadu. According to the Puranas, Yayati had two wives, Sharmishtha and Devyani. Yadu, the son of Yayati and Devyani, became the progenitor of the Yaduvanshi clan. The term ''Yaduvanshi'' translates to "family of Yadu" in Sanskrit.
+The Jadon, also spelled Jadaun, are a prominent Rajput clan in India, belonging to the Chandravanshi (Lunar) dynasty. They trace their lineage to the Yaduvanshi line, which claims descent from the legendary King Yadu and ultimately from Lord Krishna. Recognized among the 36 Royal Clans of Rajputs, the Jadaun Rajputs have historically held important roles in northern India, especially in regions like Mathura, Bayana, and Karauli.
-== History of Jadons ==
+The princely state of Karauli, founded in 1348 CE by Raja Arjun Pal, became a notable center of Jadaun rule. Earlier, Maharaja Vijaypal of Bayana is recorded to have resisted the Ghaznavid invasions, emphasizing the martial legacy of this lineage.
-Karauli, officially founded in 1348 AD by the Yaduvanshi Rajput Raja Arjun Pal, was initially known as Kalyanpuri after the local deity Kalyanji. Legend has it that the princely state of Karauli was established in 995 AD by Raja Bijal Pal Jadon, the 88th descendant of Lord Krishna.
+== Origin and Lineage ==
-The 600-year-old Karauli City Palace was likely built in the 14th century by the royal family, with a magnificent expansion of the palace completed in 1635 AD. The fort and palace remained the official residence of the Karauli royal family until 1938 AD, when the Bhanwar Vilas Palace was constructed by Maharaja Ganesh Pal Deo Bhadur, reflecting a more modern style.
+Their name is often linked linguistically to variations like Jadu, Jadava, and Yadava, with “Jadaun” considered a derivative of “Yadava.” The Bhati Rajputs of Jaisalmer also trace their roots to the Yaduvanshi line, establishing a broader kinship among several Rajput clans who share this origin.

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	The Jadaun (also spelled as Jadon) is a Rajput clan of Chandravanshi (Yaduvanshi) lineage, found in North India and Pakistan. They trace their ancestry to King Yayati's son, Yadu. According to the Puranas, Yayati had two wives, Sharmishtha and Devyani. Yadu, the son of Yayati and Devyani, became the progenitor of the Yaduvanshi clan. The term ''Yaduvanshi'' translates to "family of Yadu" in Sanskrit.		The Jadaun (also spelled as Jadon) is a Rajput clan of [[Chandravanshi]] (Yaduvanshi) lineage, found in North India and Pakistan. They trace their ancestry to King Yayati's son, Yadu. According to the Puranas, Yayati had two wives, Sharmishtha and Devyani. Yadu, the son of Yayati and Devyani, became the progenitor of the Yaduvanshi clan. The term ''Yaduvanshi'' translates to "family of Yadu" in Sanskrit.

	== History of Jadons ==		== History of Jadons ==

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	The Jadaun (also spelled as Jadon) ~~are~~ a Rajput clan of Chandravanshi (Yaduvanshi) lineage, found in North India and Pakistan. They trace their ancestry to King Yayati's son, Yadu. According to the Puranas, Yayati had two wives, Sharmishtha and Devyani. Yadu, the son of Yayati and Devyani, became the progenitor of the Yaduvanshi clan. The term ''Yaduvanshi'' translates to "family of Yadu" in Sanskrit.		The Jadaun (also spelled as Jadon) is a Rajput clan of Chandravanshi (Yaduvanshi) lineage, found in North India and Pakistan. They trace their ancestry to King Yayati's son, Yadu. According to the Puranas, Yayati had two wives, Sharmishtha and Devyani. Yadu, the son of Yayati and Devyani, became the progenitor of the Yaduvanshi clan. The term ''Yaduvanshi'' translates to "family of Yadu" in Sanskrit.

	== History of Jadons ==		== History of Jadons ==

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The Jadaun (also spelled as Jadon) are a Rajput clan of Chandravanshi (Yaduvanshi) lineage, found in North India and Pakistan. They trace their ancestry to King Yayati's son, Yadu. According to the Puranas, Yayati had two wives, Sharmishtha and Devyani. Yadu, the son of Yayati and Devyani, became the progenitor of the Yaduvanshi clan. The term ''Yaduvanshi'' translates to "family of Yadu" in Sanskrit.

== History of Jadons ==
The Jadauns historically occupied forts such as Bijai Garh, built by the Pundir Rajputs, at Bayana, and Timan Garh near Karauli. They are one of the 36 royal Rajput clans and belong to the Chandravanshi lineage, with their Kuldevi (family deity) being Keladevi at Karauli, Rajasthan. The Jadauns are predominantly found in regions like Karauli, Bharatpur, Jaipur, and Jaisalmer in Rajasthan.

Karauli, officially founded in 1348 AD by the Yaduvanshi Rajput Raja Arjun Pal, was initially known as Kalyanpuri after the local deity Kalyanji. Legend has it that the princely state of Karauli was established in 995 AD by Raja Bijal Pal Jadon, the 88th descendant of Lord Krishna.

The 600-year-old Karauli City Palace was likely built in the 14th century by the royal family, with a magnificent expansion of the palace completed in 1635 AD. The fort and palace remained the official residence of the Karauli royal family until 1938 AD, when the Bhanwar Vilas Palace was constructed by Maharaja Ganesh Pal Deo Bhadur, reflecting a more modern style.