The States of Rajputana.

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This page is an extract from ANNALS AND ANTIQUITIES OF RAJASTHAN OR THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN RAJPUT STATES OF INDIA By LIEUT.-COL. JAMES TOD Late Political Agent to the Western Rajput States Edited with an Introduction and Notes by WILLIAM CROOKE, CIE. Hon. D.Sc. Oxon., B.A., F.R.A.l. Late of the Indian Civil Service In Three Volumes VOL.I: GEOGRAPHY OF RAJASTHAN OR RAJPUTANA [The Annals were completed in 1829] HUMPHREY MILFORD Oxford University Press London Edinburgh Glasgow New York Toronto Melbourne Bombay 1920 [The edition scanned]

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The States of Rajputana

The order in which these States will be reviewed is as follows :

1. Mewar, or Udaipur. 2. Marwar, or Jodhpur. 3. Bikaner and Kishangarh. 4. Kotah} -or Haraoti. 5. Bundi} 6. Amber, or Jaipur, with its branches, dependent and independent, 7. Jaisalmer. 8. The Indian desert to the valley of the Indus.