ENCLUSION OF LONIA CHAUHAN

            The Rajputs (from the Sanskrit tatpurusha compound rājaputra, "son of a king"), are a ruling class of Indian subcontinent and south east Asia. In the   Hindustani language,   those belonging to the         Kshatriya   /ChattariVarna of Hindus are generally     referred to as "Rajputs". They rule in Indian sub continent from 6th century to 20th century and south east Asia from 9th to 15th centuries,  Nepal was the last empire of Rajputs which ended in 1950,Rajputs ruled more than 400^[1] of the estimated 600     princely states      at the time of India's independence in 1947. Rajputs ruled 81 of out the 121 Salute states extant at the time of   independence. Most Rajputs  claim descent from Shri Ram and Shri Krishna.

Contents 1 Rajput Maratha origins   2 Chattis Rajkul o    2.1 36 Royal Clans of India §  2.1.1 Surya - Icshwaca or Ikshvaku (Surya - Raghu vansha) §  2.1.2 Chandra or Som Vansha §  2.1.3 Raghu - Surya - Raghu Vansha §  2.1.4 Jayas §  2.1.5 Gohil §  2.1.6 Yadu Vansha §  2.1.7 Tomar (Puru) Vansha §  2.1.8 Rathore Surya Vansha §  2.1.9 Kushwaha Surya Vansha §  2.1.10 Parmara( SODHA ) Agni Vansha §  2.1.11 Chauhan Agni Vansha §  2.1.12 Chalukya Agni Vansha §  2.1.13 Pratihar Agni Vansha §  2.1.14 Bargujar Surya Vansha §  2.1.15 Gaur Vansha §  2.1.16 Makwana Chandra Vansha o    2.2 Other Rajput Royal clans in the royal 36 3 Early dynasties o    3.1 Harsha Empire o    3.2 Gurjara-Pratihar (Parihar) Rajput o    3.3 Lonia-Chauhan rajput o    3.4 Mair Rajput o    3.5 Pala Dynasty-Gaur Rajputs o    3.6 Janjua Rajput o    3.7 Rana Rajput Dynasty of Nepal o    3.8 Thakuri Dynasty o    3.9 Gahadvala Rajput o    3.10 Kacchawa Rajput o    3.11 Guhilots Rajput of Nagda - Mewar(south Rajasthan) o    3.12 Rai Dynasty of Sind o    3.13 Chandels of Jijukbhkti - Mahoba o    3.14 The Tomars/ Tanwars Rajput o    3.15 Bargujar Rajput o    3.16 Chalukya/Solanki Rajput o    3.17 Hada Rajput o    3.18 Paramara Rajput o    3.19 Vaghela or Baghel Rajput o    3.20 Lodhi Rajputs o    3.21 Bundela Rajput o    3.22 Rathore Rajput o    3.23 Dogra Rajput o    3.24 Gangavanshi Rajput o    3.25 Sengar Rajput o    3.26 Banaphar Rajput o    3.27 Sikarwar Rajput o    3.28 Pathania Rajput o    3.29 Rajvanshi Rajput o    3.30 Jethwa Rajput o    3.31 Pundir Rajput o    3.32 Pusapati Rajput o    3.33 Mori/Maurya Rajput o    3.34 Bhatti Rajput o    3.35 Chib Rajput o    3.36 Chand Kings o    3.37 Jadeja Rajput o    3.38 Shekhawat Rajput o    3.39 Minhas or Manhas o    3.40 Chauhan Rajput o    3.41 Puar Rajputs o    3.42 Katoch Rajput o    3.43 Doad Rajput o    3.44 Bhaduria Rajput o    3.45 Samma Rajput o    3.46 Soomra Rajput o    3.47 Jarral Rajput 4 Rajput resistance to Muslim Attack o    4.1 Fall of Gupta Empire o    4.2 Gaznavid invasions o    4.3 Gahadvala's, Chandel's, Tomar's and Chauhan's spread o    4.4 Md. Ghori's Invasion o    4.5 Slave Dynasty and Rajputs o    4.6 Fight against Khilji's o    4.7 Fight against Tuglaq's o    4.8 Lodhi's and Mughal's o    4.9 Rajputs at the Rise of Mughals §  4.9.1 Akbar and Rajputs §  4.9.2 Jehangir and Rajputs §  4.9.3 Aurangzeb and Rajput rebellion 5 Maratha Domination and British Rule 6 Independent India 7 References 8 See also Early dynasties              Rajputras were ruling families of various states from ancient times. Most of them belonged to either Surya or Chandra lineages. e.g. Kosala, Kuru, Panchal,   Magadh, Kalinga,    Anga, Bang, Madra    etc.  are   mentioned in Mahabharata. These  families   continued   to ruled till    they were     annexed   by    others.           In modern times, of which written history is available in terms of stone inscriptions    etc., the first Rajput kingdoms are attested to in the 6th century and these Rajputs rose to prominence in the 5th and 6th centuries after the collapse of Gupta empire, Rajput empire spread in Many countries Afghanisthan ,Pakisthan,Nepal,Bangladesh,India,south east Asia and some parts of Tibet. The clans that descended from the solar and lunar lineage i.e. 'Suryavanshis' and 'Chandervanshis' rose to prominence first, followed by the four Agnivanshi clans, the (Gurjar Pratiharas) (Parihars), Chauhans (Chamahanas), Solankis (Chaulukyas),and the Paramaras Lonia-Chauhan rajput The lonia rajput or chauhan rajput are residenting in Eastern Uttarpradesh they came to this place from Rajasthan in 16th century.They r ancesstor of chauhan ruler of Ranthambore & there army. They where very brave soldier fought more than 150years against Aurangzeb army. They r having all vansh of rajput but chauhan , rathod, parmar, parihiar,gahlot & tomar vansh numbers r more compare to others. They r found in areas such as Varanasi,Ghazipur,Jaunpur, Pratapgarh,Azamgarh ,Amathi,Sultanpur,Allahabad & Ballia.Generally people call them chauhanji OR Singhsahab.Nonia/Noniya of Bihar are also from Kshatriya clan belonging to chauhan/rajput dynasty.