A thikana is not a plot of earth alone — it is a covenant between kul and kshetra. Each village on this list was, at some point in the long record, the seat of a branch of our lineage, held in service of the durbar and the dharma of the land.
The register is compiled from sanads and bahis and remains a living document. Members whose ancestral thikana is missing, mis-recorded, or in need of further annotation are asked to write to the karyalaya.
Village names are rendered in Devanagari as the authoritative form; the Latin transliteration follows Rajasthani gazetteer conventions and may differ from the spelling on modern revenue records. Where a district lists a City by name (e.g. “Jaipur City”), the entry denotes the district seat at which the samaj maintains organised membership rather than a single ancestral jagir.
