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Puar / Panwar / Parmar is a clan of Chandravanshi Rajputs later included in the Agnivansha. The clan Ranks Highest Among Rajput clans Of India. The Agnivansha myth was introduced in 16th century. It is evident that Puars were dispersed after Malwa was sacked in 1305 A.D. The Puars who were in contact with other Rajputs of Rajputana became Agnivanshi in 16th century and others who retained their Chandravanshi status were not in contact from 1400 A.D. to 1900 A.D. and almost strictly live outside Rajputana e.g. The Maratha Puars of Dhar State, and Dewas State (Junior & Senior), also Chattarpur, Rajgarh rulers (came in frontline Maratha Confedration), Puar rulers of Uttarakhand, Puar rulers of the Punjab region. ==Early history== They are ancient rulers of Avanti or Ujjain. The family has genealogical chart of 238 generations descended from Raja Agnipalak who ruled more than 4000 years ago. In 350 B.C. Adut Puar or Pramar was a ruler of this line who eliminated buddhism in India and established vedic empire. From that period of time they are ruling India up to the Muslim invasions. Name of Kings of Panwar dynasty - 1. ADUT OR ADITYA PRAMAR 392-386 BCE 2. MAHAMARA 386-383 BCE 3. DEVAPI 383-380 BCE 4. DEVADUTA 380-377 BCE 5. DEFEATED BY SAKAS. LEFT UJJAIN AND HAD GONE TO SRISAILAM. INEFFICIENT AND NAMELESS KINGS. 6. GANDHARVASENA 182-132 BCE WENT TO FOREST AFTER MAKING HIS SON KING . 7. SANKHARAJA SON OF WENT TO FOREST FOR MEDITATION DIED ISSUELESS.132-102 BCE GANDHARVASENA RETURNED FROM THE FOREST AND TOOK UP THE GOVERNMENT AGAIN 102-82 BCE 8. VIKRAMADITYA (2ND SON OF GANDHARVASENA BORN IN 3001KALI(101BCE.) 82-19CE 9. DEVABHAKTA 19-29CE. 10. NAMELESS KINGS 11. SHALIVAHAN Vikramaditya (valorous as the sun), perhaps the greatest ruler of this house and the founder of an era still in use, began his reign at Ujjain, in Malwa, in 56 BC. The domains of the ancient Parmars extended beyond the Narbudda river and encompassed all of Central and Western India, the Indus being their boundary in the West. They carried their arms into the Deccan, perhaps the first to extend the Hindu religion, south of the Narbudda. In the following centuries the family endured great vicissitudes of fortune. The descendants of Vikramaditya established themselves as Rajas of Bijolya, in Mewar and Dhar in Malwa. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Puar Rajputs」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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