Hada Chauhan of Bundi, Rao Surjan Hada, Rao Bhoj, Rao Ratan, Rao Shatrushal Hada

HADA CHAUHAN OF BUNDI, RAO SURJAN HADA, RAO BHOJ HADA , RAO RATAN HADA , RAO SHATRUSHAL HADA  : - 

BUNDI KE HADHA CHOHAN  : - 

    Deva (Dev Singh) is considered the founder of Hada Chauhan of Empire Bundi. Deva was a descendant of the Chauhans of the Nadol branch and was a feudatory of Bambavada village of Mewar, who in 1241 AD. By defeating the Meenas, he started the Hada kingdom in Bundi. 

    Deva's son Samarsingh was an ambitious ruler who fought with the Kotia Bhils. Jaitra Singh, son of Samar Singh, in 1274 AD. After defeating Kotia Bhil, his empire was merged with Bundi. Maharana Kshetra Singh of Mewar defeated the ruler of Bundi and merged it with Mewar.

    Since then 1569 AD. Till then Bundi remained a pargana under the Mewar kingdom.

    1569 AD Rao Surjan Hada, the ruler of Bundi, made a treaty with Akbar and accepted the suzerainty of the Mughals.

    And Bundi came under the rule of the Mughals after being freed from the hegemony of Mewar.

RAV SURAJANA HADHA  : - 

    Rao Surjan Hada of Bundi accepted the suzerainty of Mughal Emperor Akbar in 1569 AD.

    Surjan Hada was very famous for his charity.

    He built the temple of Ranchodji in Dwarkapuri (Gujarat). At that time, Chandrashekhar composed 'Surjan Charitra'. No other Hada king has expanded the empire as much as he did.

    He died in Kashi in 1585 AD.

RAV BHOJ HADHA ( 1585 - 1607 ) : - 

    After the death of Surjan Hada, his second son Rao Bhoj became the ruler of Bundi in 1585 AD. He did a great service to the Mughals during the time of Akbar.

RAV RATAN HADHA  ( 1607 - 1621 ) : - 

    Rao Ratan became the ruler of Bundi after Rao Bhoj. He was given the titles of 'Sarabundarai' and 'Ramraj'. He was a very just king.

RAV SHATRUSHALA HADHA  ( 1621 - 1658 )  : -

    He showed unparalleled bravery in the Mughal campaigns.

    In the war of succession, he fought against Aurangzeb in the battle of Sabhugarh, staying with the imperial forces.

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