The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c6.s6.2

c6.s6.2

| A.D. | | |
| 1212 | | Sivaji |
| | | Ashtama. |
| | | Duhar or Dhaula Rai. |
| | | Rayapāla. |
| | | Kanhal. |
| | | Jalhansi. |
| | | Chada. |
| | | Thida. |
| | | Salkha. |
| | | Vīramdeva. |
| 1381 | | Choṇḍa. |
| 1408 | | Rinmal. |
| 1427 | | Rao Jodha. |
| 1489 | | Rao Suja or Surajmal. |
| 1516 | | Rao Gaṅga. |
| 1532 | | Rao Maldeo, invaded by Akbar in A.D. 1551. |
| 1584 | | Udayasimha: the Rāthors acknowledge the supremacy of the Mughal emperors, marriage alliance with Akbar. |
| 1595 | | Surasimha, called Siwaī Rāja, a general in Mughal armies. |
| 1620 | | Rāja Gajasimha, slain in Gujarāt. |
| 1638 | | Jeswantsimha, died in Kābul. |
| 1680 | | Ajitasimha, posthumous son of Jeswant. Rāthor conflict at Delhī, 4th July, 1679 (7th S'ravaṇa, V. Sam. 1716); 30 years' war against the Empire. Murdered by his son. |
| 1725 | | Abhayasimha; entitled Mahārāja Rājeśvar, 1728. |
| 1750 | | Rāmasimha, son of Abhaya, defeated by his uncle. |
| 1751 | | Bakhtsimha, poisoned 1752 (V. Sam. 1809). |
| 1752 | | Vijayasimha, disputed possession with Rāmasimha. |
| 1792 | | Bhīmasimha, usurps throne on his grandfather's death, by defeat of Zālim Siṅh. |
| 1803 | | Mānasimha, feud for Kṛishṇa Kumārī, the Udepur princess. |
| 1843 | | Takhtsimha, brought from Ahmadnagar. |
| 1873 | | Jeswantsimha. |