Danta State દાંતા રિયાસત | |||||||
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| 1061–1948 | |||||||
 Flag  Coat of arms | |||||||
| History | |||||||
• Established | 1061 | ||||||
| 1948 | |||||||
| Area | |||||||
| 1901 | 898.73 km2 (347.00 sq mi) | ||||||
| Population | |||||||
• 1901 | 18,000 | ||||||
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The Danta State was a sovereign state that was established in 1061 and lasted till its merger with the Indian Republic. [1] [2] It was located in what is now Banaskantha District of Gujarat, India. [2]
Rulers:
Rana Jasrajji
Rana Kedar Sinhji
Rana Jagatpalji
Rana Visaldevji
Rana Sahadevji
Rana Siddhrajji
Rana Bhanji
Rana Jagmalji
Rana Kanhadevji I
Rana Kalyandevji
Rana Mahjaldevji
Rana Govindrajji
Rana Lakshmanrajji
Rana Ramdevji
Rana Raimalji / Maldevji
Rana Kanhadevji II
Rana Randevji
Rana Askaranji
Rana Vaghdevji
Rana Jaimalji
Rana Jethmalji
Rana Punjaji
Rana Man Sinhji
Rana Gaj Sinhji
Rana Prithvi Sinhji
Rana Vikram Sinhji
Rana Karan Sinhji
Rana Ratan Sinhji
Maharana Abhai Sinhji
Maharana Man Sinhji II
Maharana Jagat Sinhji
Maharana Nahar Sinhji
Maharana Zalim Sinhji
Maharana Sardar Sinhji
Maharana Hari Sinhji
Maharana Jaswant Sinhji
HH Maharana Sir Hamir Sinhji
HH Maharana Sir Bhawani Sinhji
Maharana Prithviraj Sinhji
Maharana Mahipendra Sinhji
Maharana Ridhiraj Sinji
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