1248:
409:
836:
920:
794:
962:
1046:
1004:
878:
752:
1247:
1399:"Census of India 1901. [Vol. 17A]. Imperial tables, I-VIII, X-XV, XVII and XVIII for the Punjab, with the native states under the political control of the Punjab Government, and for the North-west Frontier Province"
642:- For various of the entities above, the authentic title of the chieftain is missing. While some of the lowest ranking may have had none, for the princes that can merely be due to insufficient sources available
1608:
1251:
Map of the various Hill States of the Punjab Hills region ("Alpine Punjab") between the Indus River and Sutlej River, surveyed by
Alexander Cunningham, drawn by Kalleemoodden, copied in 1852
1158:
era district borders are not an exact match in the present-day due to various bifurcations to district borders — which since created new districts — throughout the historic
1601:
476:
The other, all far smaller, princely states, including a few with some petty dependencies of their own, were further south, on the left bank of the Sutlej :
1904:
305:
1914:
1594:
300:
1774:
341:
1779:
193:
1815:
1789:
1945:
1625:
1891:
1372:
1294:, no salute, as Siba was not fully part of the British Indian Empire, only Siba Jagir (Jagir of Mian Devi Singh) up to Kotla.
1337:
334:
315:
1348:
310:
1940:
147:
633:
the Thakur (originally titled Rana up to the occupation by the
Gurkhas; Thakurs from 1815 to 1929) of Tharoch = Tiroch
1382:
259:
30:
This article is about the princely states in NW India during the
British Raj. For the hills in Northeast India, see
188:
1586:
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550:
the Thakur (sahib) of Dhadi State, initially tributary to
Tharoch, then to Bashahr and finally in 1896 to Jubbal.
517:
359:
327:
1580:
1359:
1188:
Note3: 1921-1931 census: Including
Bashahr, Nalagarh, Keonthal, Baghal, Jubbal, and other minor hill states.
116:
96:
1950:
1644:
284:
17:
91:
1155:
661:
381:
121:
31:
647:
The princely states of the Simla Hills all ultimately became part of the modern Indian state of
1583:
and various links therefrom (click on map or names) to official sites of the state's districts
1291:
373:
has been coined. It does not apply to other native hill country princes such as the Rawat of
218:
1909:
1621:
269:
238:
213:
208:
111:
408:
8:
106:
76:
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1512:
1483:
1431:
1402:
279:
243:
203:
183:
81:
1457:
450:
Three quarters of the about 4,800 square miles (12,000 km), on both sides of the
1919:
1769:
1378:
1355:
669:
586:
the Thakur Saheb (also styled as Rana) of Ratesh (popularly known as Kot, 'fortress')
385:
228:
178:
162:
157:
101:
1685:
1675:
1162:
during the post-independence era that have taken into account population increases.
648:
397:
274:
233:
152:
142:
1616:
1727:
1545:
1537:
1516:
1508:
1487:
1479:
1435:
1427:
1406:
1398:
264:
253:
198:
137:
1880:
1784:
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1617:
1569:
999:
417:
62:
44:
1934:
1710:
1705:
374:
363:
223:
1886:
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1825:
1715:
1680:
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1655:
1639:
1267:
1260:
1232:
1220:
1200:
1191:
Note3: 1941 census: Including
Bashahr, Nalagarh, Keonthal, Baghal, Jubbal,
1178:
1166:
957:
628:
580:
544:
505:
248:
71:
1840:
1758:
1721:
1700:
1695:
1284:
1277:
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538:
355:
48:
1855:
1830:
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693:
499:
481:
470:
362:
became part of the
British Indian Empire later than most of the former
919:
380:
After the independence and split-up of
British India, the Hill States
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793:
1850:
1182:
1174:
835:
831:
747:
622:
567:
559:
429:
358:
period, two groups of princely states in direct relations with the
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873:
598:
563:
532:
525:
455:
425:
393:
1480:"Census of India 1921. Vol. 15, Punjab and Delhi. Pt. 2, Tables"
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1192:
616:
610:
604:
521:
511:
451:
444:
433:
421:
27:
Princely states in the northern border regions of
British India
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590:
441:
389:
86:
1003:
1353:
1883-84; reprinted Indus Publ. Co., New Delhi, 1994, p. 33.
877:
1905:
List of princely states of
British India (alphabetical)
454:
river, was the territory of the Raja (earlier Rana) of
1509:"Census of India 1931. Vol. 17, Punjab. Pt. 2, Tables"
1428:"Census of India 1911. Vol. 14, Punjab. Pt. 2, Tables"
751:
469:
Initially both Khaneti and Delath were feudatory of
1255:Some nearby Hindu and Sikh states include :
458:. The direct tributaries of Bashahr were :
1932:
1455:
366:, in the context of two wars and an uprising.
1602:
1563:
1458:"Census Of India 1911 Punjab Vol XIV Part II"
1370:
1242:
484:. Tributaries of Kumharsain until 1815 were:
335:
47:lying in the northern border regions of the
1609:
1595:
1449:
1338:Imperial Gazetteer of India, v. 8, p. 233.
392:'s constituent states of Punjab (proper),
369:For its princely rulers the informal term
342:
328:
1581:Himachal Pradesh State's official website
1530:
1501:
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1420:
1391:
1371:Crill, Rosemary; Jariwala, Kapil (2010).
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562:, where the feudal pyramid included five
1246:
480:the Rana (also styled as Rana Saheb) of
407:
194:Baroda, Western India and Gujarat States
1576:Gazetteer of the Simla Hill States 1910
1538:"Census of India, 1941. Vol. 6, Punjab"
660:Religious groups in Simla Hill States (
14:
1933:
1590:
428:) in the promontories of the western
1574:Punjab State Gazetteer , vol. VIII,
440:. These states were ruled mainly by
1946:Princely states of Himachal Pradesh
1165:Note2: 1901-1911 census: Including
24:
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25:
1962:
1804:Simla Hill States Superintendency
1351:Gazetteer of the Kangra District,
570:collecting a special tax) :
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960:
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876:
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528:), entitled to an 11-guns salute
654:
388:and were later divided between
1570:Indian Princely States website
1374:The Indian Portrait, 1560-1860
1364:
1349:"Part I: Kangra (1883-1884)",
1342:
1331:
1185:, and other minor hill states.
403:
13:
1:
1737:Historical Punjab Hill States
1324:
547:, which had two tributaries:
412:Map of some Hill states, 1911
97:Residencies of British India
627:the Thakur (or Rai Mian) of
558:the Raja (formerly Rana) of
543:the Raja (formerly Rana) of
256:and Western Rajputana Agency
7:
10:
1967:
1564:Sources and external links
1243:States of the Punjab Hills
1152:
553:(title?) Rawin = Rawingarh
360:Province of British Punjab
54:
29:
1941:Princely states of Punjab
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254:Mewar (Udaipur) Residency
189:Baroda and Gujarat States
92:Agencies of British India
1377:. Mapin Publishing Pvt.
1301:
1156:British Punjab province
662:British Punjab province
122:Instrument of Accession
32:Khasi and Jaintia Hills
1622:Punjab and Simla Hills
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1160:Punjab Province region
493:the Thakur of Bharauli
413:
130:Individual residencies
1511:. 1931. p. 277.
1314:1931-1941: Including
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462:the Thakur of Khaneti
411:
49:British Indian Empire
1915:Punjab Native States
1910:Punjab States Agency
1633:Punjab States Agency
1540:. 1941. p. 42.
1482:. 1921. p. 29.
1430:. 1911. p. 27.
1401:. 1901. p. 34.
1270:, entitled to an 11
1266:the Raja (Saheb) of
490:the Thakur of Madhan
465:the Thakur of Delath
354:During the colonial
285:Western India States
117:Standstill agreement
41:Hill States of India
665:
537:the Rana (Shri) of
260:North-West Frontier
107:Political pensioner
77:British paramountcy
1951:History of Haryana
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659:
579:the Rana Sahib of
487:the Rana of Balsan
414:
82:Chamber of Princes
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1920:Simla Hill States
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438:Simla Hill States
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386:Dominion of India
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229:Gwalior Residency
148:Jammu and Kashmir
102:Doctrine of lapse
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657:
418:princely states
406:
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153:Mysore (Maisur)
143:Indore (Holkar)
57:
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1676:Kapurthala
1645:Bahawalpur
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1325:References
1316:Ad-Dharmis
1272:gun salute
1207:, Balsan,
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482:Kumharsain
471:Kumharsain
371:Hill Rajas
179:Bagelkhand
1761:(Haripur)
1744:Bhadrawah
1197:Kumarsain
670:Religious
568:jagirdars
422:feudatory
275:Rajputana
138:Hyderabad
1881:Nalagarh
1851:Keonthal
1785:Kutlehar
1775:Kashtwar
1754:Datarpur
1661:Faridkot
1652:(Kahlur)
1650:Bilaspur
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1522:30 March
1493:30 March
1464:30 March
1441:30 March
1412:30 March
1183:Nalagarh
1175:Keonthal
1145:359,520
1139:330,850
1133:306,718
1127:404,343
1121:389,349
832:Buddhism
781:345,716
775:317,390
769:292,768
763:386,953
757:373,886
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426:zaildars
265:Palanpur
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1861:Kunihar
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1821:Bashahr
1780:Kotkhai
1718:(Nahan)
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1706:Pataudi
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1229:Darkoti
1217:Kunihar
1171:Bashahr
1154:Note1:
1083:Others
1042:Judaism
916:Jainism
874:Sikhism
823:10,812
817:10,017
805:11,374
799:11,535
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778:95.93%
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533:Darkoti
526:Kehloor
456:Bashahr
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436:as the
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382:acceded
375:Rajgarh
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1876:Mangal
1871:Mahlog
1866:Kuthar
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1826:Bhajji
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1811:Baghat
1770:Kangra
1765:Jaswan
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163:Sikkim
158:Quilon
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1790:Kullu
1759:Guler
1722:Suket
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1696:Mandi
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1209:Dhami
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