Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v3.c42.s1.t2.28

v3.c42.s1.t2.28

Rāo Bīr Singh.—Hamu, who ruled sixteen years, left two sons : 1. Birsingh ; and 2. Lala, who obtained Khatkar, and had two sons, Nauvarma and Jetha, each of whom left clans called after them Nauvarma-pota and Jethawat. Birsingh ruled fifteen years, and left three sons : Biru, Jabdu, who founded three tribes,² and Nima, descendants Nimawats. Biru, who died S. 1526, ruled fifty years, and had seven sons : 1. Rao Bandu ; 2. Sanda ; 3. Aka ; 4. Uda ; 5. Chanda ; 6. Samarsingh ; 7. Amarsingh ;—the first five founded clans named after them Akawat, Udawat, Chondawat, but the last two abandoned their faith for that of Islam [465].