Guhil (Sisodia) dynasty ruled Mewar the most, Bhartrubhatta (I)

GUHIL ( SISODIA ) DYNASTY RULED MEWAR THE MOST, BHARTRUBHATTA  ( I ) : - 

MEWAR/MEVADH KA SARVADHIK SHASAN GUHIL ( SISODIYA) RAJVANSH : - 

     The longest ruling dynasty in the world is considered to be the Guhil Sisodia dynasty of Mewar.

     Even after accepting the suzerainty of Mughals, the rulers of Guhil Sisodia dynasty never went to the emperor's court nor established matrimonial relations with the Mughals. 

     The Maharana of Udaipur was called 'Hindu Suraj' in the history of India. 

    Guhaditya (Guhil) founded the Guhil dynasty in 566 AD. who was the son of Raja Shiladitya, the last ruler of Anandpur. The initial capital of the Guhil dynasty was Nagda (Nagdrah). By killing Nagaditya, the ruler of the Guhil dynasty, the Bhils took away the kingdom of Idar. 

     After Nagaditya, Bappa Rawal became the first Pratapi ruler of the Guhil dynasty, who got the kingdom of Mewar with the blessings of sage Harit.

     The original name of Bappa Rawal was 'Kalbhoj' while 'Bappa' is his title.

     Rawal Bappa defeated the Mauryan ruler Manmori (Man Maurya) and captured Chittor.

     Bappa introduced gold coins and built the temple of Ekling ji in Kailashpuri village.

     Nagda was the capital of the kings from Rawal Bappa to Allat.

BHARTRUBHATTA/BHARTRBHATAT PARTHAM ( I )  : - 

     After Bappa, Khumman (I) Mattat, Bhartribhatta (I), Singh, Khumman (II) Mahayak, Khumman (III), Bhartribhatta (II) and Allan became kings in Mewar. Narvahan became the king after Allat. 

     An inscription of his time has been found from Lakulish (also known as the temple of Naths) located at a higher place than Ekling Shivalaya of Ahar.

     This inscription v. No. 1028 (AD 971).

     After Narvahan, Shalivahan became the king, many of whose descendants went to Khed in Marwar and Anhilwara, Kathiawar etc. in Gujarat and became small and big vassals.

     Shaktikumar became the king after Shalivahan.

     During the time of Shaktikumar, the Paramara king Munj of Malwa attacked Ahar.

     Rathod King Dhawal helped Shaktikumar in this war, but Shaktikumar was defeated and Munj captured the fort of Chittor and a large area around it by breaking the city of Ahar.

     Until the first half of the eleventh century, a large part of Mewar, including Chittor, remained under the Paramaras.

    After that Chaulukya (Solanki) Siddharaj snatched a lot of area of ​​Malwa and Mewar from Parmars.

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