Chimanpura

Chimanpura Thikana is a historic feudal estate belonging to the Ranawat sub-clan of the Sisodia dynasty, situated in the erstwhile princely state of Udaipur (Mewar). The Ranawats, who trace their patrilineal descent back to the ruling family of Mewar, were granted various estates, including Chimanpura, as jagirs in recognition of their exemplary military valor, administrative loyalty, and close kinship ties to the Maharanas. Throughout the medieval and colonial periods, the thikanadars of Chimanpura served actively in the state forces, helping safeguard the sovereignty of the region against external incursions. Following India's independence and the integration of princely states into Rajasthan in 1948, the feudal privileges of the thikana were formally phased out under land reform acts, transitioning the family into the modern democratic era while they continue to preserve their deep-rooted cultural legacy and historical heritage. For more details on the regional history, you can explore the historical accounts of the Mewar Kingdom.