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	==History of Rathores==		==History of Rathores==
	~~Aditya,~~ the ~~second son~~ of King Sumitra, served as the Viceroy of Mathura under the Magadh Empire. The Rathore lineage developed from his descendants. In the 5th century CE, the Rathore dynasty ruled over Kannauj, and during that period, it was referred to as the Rashtrakuta dynasty.		Rathores are descendants of one of the sons of King Sumitra, served as the Viceroy of Mathura under the Magadh Empire. The Rathore lineage developed from his descendants. In the 5th century CE, the Rathore dynasty ruled over Kannauj, and during that period, it was referred to as the Rashtrakuta dynasty.

	Later, thirteen branches of this dynasty spread across different regions of India. In the 8th century, one of its southern branches founded a kingdom known as the Rashtrakuta Empire, established by Emperor Dantidurga. When the descendants of Dantidurga expanded their empire in the north, they appointed their relatives as feudatories in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar.		Later, thirteen branches of this dynasty spread across different regions of India. In the 8th century, one of its southern branches founded a kingdom known as the Rashtrakuta Empire, established by Emperor Dantidurga. When the descendants of Dantidurga expanded their empire in the north, they appointed their relatives as feudatories in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar.

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	* Poonch (1596–1798)		* Poonch (1596–1798)

	* Amritpur (1857–present)}}The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.		* Amritpur (1857–present)}}The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the [[Suryavanshi]] lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.
	==History of Rathores==		==History of Rathores==
	The story of the Rathores, a martial clan that ruled Marwar from Jodhpur until the Princely States merged with the Dominion of India in 1949, traces back to 1194. In that year, far to the east, Muslim invader Shahabuddin Mohammed Ghori defeated the powerful Jaichand of Kanauj. Jaichand’s great-grandson, Sheoji, ventured to Marwar in 1226, seeking new battlefields and his own path to glory. It is Sheoji’s descendants who proudly carry the name Rathore.		The story of the Rathores, a martial clan that ruled Marwar from Jodhpur until the Princely States merged with the Dominion of India in 1949, traces back to 1194. In that year, far to the east, Muslim invader Shahabuddin Mohammed Ghori defeated the powerful Jaichand of Kanauj. Jaichand’s great-grandson, Sheoji, ventured to Marwar in 1226, seeking new battlefields and his own path to glory. It is Sheoji’s descendants who proudly carry the name Rathore.

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	~~The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya.~~ {{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=* Marwar (1226–1949)		{{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=* Marwar (1226–1949)

	* Bikaner (1488–1949)		* Bikaner (1488–1949)
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	* Amritpur (1857–present)}}This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.		* Amritpur (1857–present)}}The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.
	==History of Rathores==		==History of Rathores==
	The story of the Rathores, a martial clan that ruled Marwar from Jodhpur until the Princely States merged with the Dominion of India in 1949, traces back to 1194. In that year, far to the east, Muslim invader Shahabuddin Mohammed Ghori defeated the powerful Jaichand of Kanauj. Jaichand’s great-grandson, Sheoji, ventured to Marwar in 1226, seeking new battlefields and his own path to glory. It is Sheoji’s descendants who proudly carry the name Rathore.		The story of the Rathores, a martial clan that ruled Marwar from Jodhpur until the Princely States merged with the Dominion of India in 1949, traces back to 1194. In that year, far to the east, Muslim invader Shahabuddin Mohammed Ghori defeated the powerful Jaichand of Kanauj. Jaichand’s great-grandson, Sheoji, ventured to Marwar in 1226, seeking new battlefields and his own path to glory. It is Sheoji’s descendants who proudly carry the name Rathore.

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	{{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=* Marwar (1226–1949)		The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. {{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=* Marwar (1226–1949)

	* Bikaner (1488–1949)		* Bikaner (1488–1949)
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	* Poonch (1596–1798)		* Poonch (1596–1798)

	* Amritpur (1857–present)}}~~The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya.~~ This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.		* Amritpur (1857–present)}}This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.
	==History of Rathores==		==History of Rathores==
	The story of the Rathores, a martial clan that ruled Marwar from Jodhpur until the Princely States merged with the Dominion of India in 1949, traces back to 1194. In that year, far to the east, Muslim invader Shahabuddin Mohammed Ghori defeated the powerful Jaichand of Kanauj. Jaichand’s great-grandson, Sheoji, ventured to Marwar in 1226, seeking new battlefields and his own path to glory. It is Sheoji’s descendants who proudly carry the name Rathore.		The story of the Rathores, a martial clan that ruled Marwar from Jodhpur until the Princely States merged with the Dominion of India in 1949, traces back to 1194. In that year, far to the east, Muslim invader Shahabuddin Mohammed Ghori defeated the powerful Jaichand of Kanauj. Jaichand’s great-grandson, Sheoji, ventured to Marwar in 1226, seeking new battlefields and his own path to glory. It is Sheoji’s descendants who proudly carry the name Rathore.

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	The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.{{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=* Marwar (1226–1949)		{{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=* Marwar (1226–1949)

	* Bikaner (1488–1949)		* Bikaner (1488–1949)
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	* Poonch (1596–1798)		* Poonch (1596–1798)

	* Amritpur (1857–present)}}		* Amritpur (1857–present)}}The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.

	==History of Rathores==		==History of Rathores==
	The story of the Rathores, a martial clan that ruled Marwar from Jodhpur until the Princely States merged with the Dominion of India in 1949, traces back to 1194. In that year, far to the east, Muslim invader Shahabuddin Mohammed Ghori defeated the powerful Jaichand of Kanauj. Jaichand’s great-grandson, Sheoji, ventured to Marwar in 1226, seeking new battlefields and his own path to glory. It is Sheoji’s descendants who proudly carry the name Rathore.		The story of the Rathores, a martial clan that ruled Marwar from Jodhpur until the Princely States merged with the Dominion of India in 1949, traces back to 1194. In that year, far to the east, Muslim invader Shahabuddin Mohammed Ghori defeated the powerful Jaichand of Kanauj. Jaichand’s great-grandson, Sheoji, ventured to Marwar in 1226, seeking new battlefields and his own path to glory. It is Sheoji’s descendants who proudly carry the name Rathore.

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	{{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=* Marwar (1226–1949)		The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.{{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=* Marwar (1226–1949)

	* Bikaner (1488–1949)		* Bikaner (1488–1949)
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	* Amritpur (1857–present)}}		* Amritpur (1857–present)}}

	The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.

	==History of Rathores==		==History of Rathores==

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	{{ClanInfo}}		{{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=* Marwar (1226–1949)

			* Bikaner (1488–1949)

			* Bat-Dwarka (Gujarat)

			* Kishangarh (1611–1949)

			* Idar (1728–1949)

			* Ratlam (1651–1949)

			* Sitamau (1701–1949)

			* Sailana (1730–1949)

			* Kotra (1350–1755)

			* Alirajpur (1701–1949)

			* Manda

			* Poonch (1596–1798)

			* Amritpur (1857–present)}}

	The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.		The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.

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	{{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=Marwar (1226–1949); Bikaner (1488–1949); Bat-Dwarka (Gujarat); Kishangarh (1611–1949); Idar (1728–1949); Ratlam (1651–1949); Sitamau (1701–1949); Sailana (1730–1949); Kotra (1350–1755); Alirajpur (1701–1949); Manda; Poonch (1596–1798); Amritpur (1857–present)}}		{{ClanInfo}}

	The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.		The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.

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	{{~~Infobox Rajput Clan~~\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=Marwar (1226–1949); Bikaner (1488–1949); Bat-Dwarka (Gujarat); Kishangarh (1611–1949); Idar (1728–1949); Ratlam (1651–1949); Sitamau (1701–1949); Sailana (1730–1949); Kotra (1350–1755); Alirajpur (1701–1949); Manda; Poonch (1596–1798); Amritpur (1857–present)}}		{{ClanInfo\|clan_name=Rathore\|vansh=Suryavanshi\|descended_from=Kannauj (Gahadvala)\|branches=Mertiya, Jaitawat, Sindhal, Bhadawat, Udawat, Champawat, Kumpawat, Jodha, Bika, Jaimalot, Patawat, Vadher, Rupawat, Balawat, Chandawat, Raipalot\|ruled_in=Kannauj, Marwar, Jangladesh, Malwa\|princely_states=Marwar (1226–1949); Bikaner (1488–1949); Bat-Dwarka (Gujarat); Kishangarh (1611–1949); Idar (1728–1949); Ratlam (1651–1949); Sitamau (1701–1949); Sailana (1730–1949); Kotra (1350–1755); Alirajpur (1701–1949); Manda; Poonch (1596–1798); Amritpur (1857–present)}}

	The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.		The Rathores are a Rajput clan of the Suryavanshi lineage, tracing their ancestry to Rama, the legendary hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and, through him, to the sun god, Surya. This connection is why the Rathores identify as Suryavanshi, or "descendants of the sun." The Rathores associate with the Rashtrakutas as ttraditional genealogies connect them to the ancient kingdom of Kanauj and its last ruler, King Jayachand of the Gahadavala dynasty. Rathores originating from the Marwar region in western Rajasthan, the Rathores are also present in small numbers in Gujarat's Idar state and the districts of Chhapra and Muzaffarpur in Bihar.