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The House of Kothi

Genealogy · The House of Kothi

A legacy through
generations.

Walk the long corridor of time. Two centuries of unbroken nobility, told through the names that have carried the gadi forward.

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The House of Kothi

From the early nineteenth century, the rulers of Kothi have stewarded a thread of unbroken nobility — recognized by the Crown, intertwined with neighbouring royal houses, and devoted to public spirit and benevolence.

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Generation 01 / 10

01

fl. 1810

Rais Duniyapati Singh

Rais of Kothi

Married and had issue: Rais Abdhut Singh.

Portrait of Rais Duniyapati Singh

Duniyapati Singh

02

Rais Abdhut Singh

Rais of Kothi

Married and had issue: Rao Ran Bahadur Singh.

Portrait of Rais Abdhut Singh

Abdhut Singh

03

1862 – 1887

Rais Ran Bahadur Singh

Raja of Kothi

Born 1829. Granted the title of Raja Bahadur as a hereditary distinction on 1st January 1878 in recognition of his loyalty, public spirit, and benevolence. Died 5th June 1887.

Portrait of Rais Ran Bahadur Singh

Ran Bahadur Singh

04

1887 – 1895

Raja Bahadur Bhagwat Bahadur Singh

Raja of Kothi

Born 1852. Succeeded to the gadi on 5th June 1887. Married the only daughter of the Kanhpuria Raja of Jamon in Sultanpur District.

Portrait of Raja Bahadur Bhagwat Bahadur Singh

Bhagwat Bahadur Singh

05

1895 – 1914

Raja Bahadur Avadhendra Singh

Raja of Kothi

Issue: Raja Bahadur Kaushalendra Pratap Singh; Umaraman Pratap Singh (b. 1936, succeeded to Jamon); Tej Pratap Singh.

Portrait of Raja Bahadur Avadhendra Singh

Avadhendra Singh

06

1914 – 1934

Sitaram Pratap Bahadur Singh

Raja of Kothi

Carried the gadi through the early twentieth century.

Portrait of Sitaram Pratap Bahadur Singh

Sitaram Pratap Bahadur Singh

07

1934 –

Raja Bahadur Kaushalendra Pratap Singh

Raja of Kothi

Born 1912. Married a daughter of Raja Narendra Bahadur Pal of Mahson, Basti district (U.P.).

Portrait of Raja Bahadur Kaushalendra Pratap Singh

Kaushalendra Pratap Singh

08

fl. 1970

Raja Bahadur Govind Pratap Singh

Raja of Kothi

Married Ranisaheb Jaswant Kumari of Mandwa. Died 11th January 2017.

Portrait of Raja Bahadur Govind Pratap Singh

Govind Pratap Singh

09

Present

Raja Bahadur Ghanshyam Singh Judeo

Present Raja of Kothi

Married Ranisaheba Savitri Singh of Thikana Ganshipur (Allahabad).

Portrait of Raja Bahadur Ghanshyam Singh Judeo

Ghanshyam Singh Judeo

10

Raja Bahadur Harshvardhan Singh Judeo

Yuvraj — Heir Apparent

The next chapter of the House of Kothi.

Portrait of Raja Bahadur Harshvardhan Singh Judeo

Harshvardhan Singh Judeo

…and so the gadi passes on.

Lineage

The Rajput Kshatriya Vanshas

Three fundamental lineages from which the 36 major royal clans descend — flowing from the sun, the moon, and the sacrificial fire.

Suryavanshi

The Solar Dynasty

Suryavanshi

The most ancient and revered, tracing its origins directly to the Sun God. This dynasty flows through the mythical kings of Ayodhya — Ikshvaku, Raghu, and the epic hero Lord Rama.

Chandravanshi

The Lunar Dynasty

Chandravanshi

Claiming descent from the Moon God (Soma), the Chandravanshi lineage is woven into the fabric of the Mahabharata. Its branches include the Puruvanshi and the Yaduvanshi, to which Lord Krishna belonged.

Agnivanshi
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The Fire Dynasty

Agnivanshi

Stands apart, claiming descent from a sacrificial fire pit (Agnipala), symbolizing purification and renewed martial vigor. Includes the Chauhan, Parmara, and Solanki clans.

"Stones speak. Centuries whisper their secrets in silent halls where kings once walked."

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