Hada Chauhan of Kota, Rao Bhav Singh Hada, Rao Madho Singh, rav mukanda singh, Rao Jagat Singh

HADA CHAUHAN OF KOTA, RAO BHAV SINGH HADA, RAO MADHO SINGH, RAO MUKANDA SINGH, RAO JAGAT SINGH  : - 

KOTA KE HADHA CHOHAN  : - 

    First of all, the ruler of Bundi, Jaitra Singh Hada, in 1274 AD. After defeating the Kotia Bhils, the Kota kingdom was merged with Bundi. The independent state of Kota was established by Madho Singh, the son of Rao Ratan Singh, the ruler of Hada Chauhan of Kota.

RAV BHAV SINGH HADHA ( 1658 – 1681 ) : - 

    After Rao Shatrushal, his eldest son Bhav Singh became the ruler of Bundi in 1658.

    The painting of Bundi reached its climax during the reign of Bhav Singh.

    After this Rao Anirudh Hada (1681 – 1695 AD) and Rao Raja Buddha Singh (1693 – 1739 AD) became the rulers of Bundi. 1818 AD Vishnusinh, the ruler of Bundi, made a treaty with the East India Company for protection from the Marathas.

RAV MADHO SINGH HADHA ( 1634 – 1648 ) : - 

    Madho Singh was the second son of Rao Ratan. He was born in 1656 in Bundi. He was proficient in weaponry and had good respect in the Mughal court. From time to time, his mansab, khilat and jagir were increased by the emperor. Aurangzeb was also impressed by the fighting skills of Madho Singh.

    Madho Singh inherited a small kingdom. 

    Which he increased by his efforts and divided it into 43 parganas.

RAV MUKANDA SINGH HADHA (1648 1658 ) : - 

    After Madho Singh, his eldest son Rao Mukand Singh became the ruler of Kota. He joined the Mughals in the South, Malwa and Chittor. Also participated in the war.

    In the struggle for succession, he fought against Aurangzeb in the battle of Dharmat.

RAV JAGAT SINGH HADHA ( 1658 – 1683 ) : - 

    When Rao Mukand Singh was defeated in the battle of Dharmat, he became the ruler of the Kota state, who first tried to stop female slaughter. 

    In 1680 AD, Aurangzeb moved south with the intention of defeating the Sultans of Bijapur and Golconda and the Marathas, Jagat Singh was also with the royal army at that time.

    Whereas in 1683 AD. He died in. 

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