Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v1.c20.s2.t1.52

v1.c20.s2.t1.52

Bhartribhat III.—Bhartribhat (familiarly Bhato) succeeded. In his reign, and in that of his successor, the territory dependent on Chitor was greatly increased. All the forest tribes, from the banks of the Mahi to Abu, were subjugated, and strongholds erected, of which Dharangarh and Ujargarh still remain to maintain them. He established no less than thirteen⁴ of his sons in independent possessions in Malwa and Gujarat, and these were distinguished as the Bhatera Guhilots.