Line of succession to the former throne of Jodhpur
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The line of succession to the former throne of Jodhpur, one of the pre-eminent Indian principalities, was by male primogeniture by the sons of Rajput mothers. Jodhpur State acceded to the Union of India in 1949.[citation needed]
Present line of succession[edit]
- Error creating thumbnail: Sardar Singh, Maharaja of Jodhpur (1880-1911)
- Error creating thumbnail: Sumer Singh, Maharaja of Jodhpur (1898-1918)
- Error creating thumbnail: Umaid Singh, Maharaja of Jodhpur (1903-1947)
- Error creating thumbnail: Hanwant Singh, Maharaja of Jodhpur (1923-1952)
- Error creating thumbnail: Gaj Singh II, Maharaja of Jodhpur (born 1948)
- (1). Yuvraj Shri Shivraj Singh (born 1975)
- (2). Raj Bhanwar Shri Virajdeo Singh (born 2015)[1]
- (1). Yuvraj Shri Shivraj Singh (born 1975)
- Error creating thumbnail: Gaj Singh II, Maharaja of Jodhpur (born 1948)
- (3). Maharaj Shri Dalip Singh (born 1937)
- (4). Rajkumar Shri Vir Vikram Singh (born 1967)
- (5). Bhanwar Shri Aditya Singh (born 1996)
- (4). Rajkumar Shri Vir Vikram Singh (born 1967)
- Error creating thumbnail: Hanwant Singh, Maharaja of Jodhpur (1923-1952)
- Maharajdhiraj Shri Sir Ajit Singh (1907-1978)
- (6). Maharajadhiraj Shri Shobagh Singh (1928-2019)
- (7). Maharaj Shri Ranvijay Singh (born 1959)
- (8). Bhanwar Shri Abhay Singh (1996-2019)
- (9). Maharaj Shri Karanvijay Singh (born 1966)
- (10). Rajkumar Shri Janmajay Singh (born 1998)
- (11). Rajkumar Shri Kartikeya Singh (born 2002)
- (7). Maharaj Shri Ranvijay Singh (born 1959)
- Maharaj Shri Swarup Singh (1933-2003)
- (12). Maharaj Shri Raghavendra Singh (born 1967)
- (13). Rajkumar Shri Amar Singh (born 2004)
- (14). Maharaj Shri Suryavir Singh (born 1973)
- (15). Rajkumar Shri Samarvir Singh[citation needed]
- (12). Maharaj Shri Raghavendra Singh (born 1967)
- (6). Maharajadhiraj Shri Shobagh Singh (1928-2019)
References[edit]
- ↑ "Royal fables". Retrieved 29 April 2016.
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