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BERI (Princely State)

 
AREA: 83 km2 PRIVY PURSE: 7,750Rs ACCESSION: 1st January 1950
STATE: Madhya Pradesh DYNASTY: Parmar RELIGION:  Hindu
VILLAGES: 7 POPULATION: 4,279 (1901) REVENUE:  21,000Rs
     
PRESENT RULER: HH Raja SURENDRA SINGH Ju Dev (1984/-)
born 1936, married and has issue.
  • Rajkumari Divya Kumari [HH Maharani Divya Kumari of Bharatpur], born 6th November 1963 in Lucknow, B.A., educated at Isabella Thorburn College, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh; Member of the Zila Parishad, Bharatpur; elected to the 11th Lok Sabha in 1996; she was declared elected on 12th May 2006 to the Vidhan Sabha from Deeg constituency (BJP) in a bye election as a result of the death of Shri Arun Singh (Rajkumar Arun Singhji of Bharatpur; her leisure interests include wildlife photography; she married 15th February 1989, HH Shri Maharaja VISHVENDRA SINGH Bahadur, 15th Maharaja of Bharatpur, and has issue, one son.
PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY:  The holders are Bundela Ponwars claiming descent from the great Agnikula clan of Paramaras. The ancestor of the Beri jagirdars was Diwan Mahma Rai of Karaiha in Gwalior, whose son, Diwan Achharaj Singh migrated to Sandi in Jalaun District, at the end of the eighteenth century. Rulers were.....
  1. Diwan ACHARJYA SINGH [Achharaj Singh] 1753/-, Jagirdar of Beri, married the daughter of Maharaja JAGAT RAI of Jaitpur, and received a jagir worth 12 lakhs, including the villages of Umri, Dadri and Chili, married and had issue, 4 sons.
    • Diwan KUMAN SINGH (qv)
    • Kunwar Gandharab Singh, married and had issue.
      • Kunwar Raoju Singh, married and had issue.
        • Rao PHERAN SINGH (qv)
    • Kunwar Umrao Singh
    • Kunwar Vijay Singh

  2. Diwan KUMAN SINGH -/1780, married and had issue. He died 1780.
    • Rao JUGAL PRASAD SINGH (qv)

  3. Rao JUGAL PRASAD SINGH 1780/1814, received a sanad from Nawab Ali Bahadur Banda, confirming him in his possession of the three villages (see above), however on the establishment of British supremacy, he was, in 1809, confirmed in his possession of Umri only. Two years later, in 1811, his claim to the two other villages was admitted, but due to an inexpediency, they were exchanged for land of equal value, including the village of Beri.

  4. Rao PHERAN SINGH (adoptive son) 1814/1857, married and had issue.
    • Rao VISHWANATH SINGH (qv)

  5. Rao VISHAWANATH SINGH 1857/1861, adopted his nephew as his successor. He died sp 1861.

  6. Rao VIJAY SINGH 1861/1880, born 14th February 1848, succeeded 18th March 1862 (#1), married and had issue.
    • Rao RAGHURAJ SINGH (qv)

  7. Rao RAGHURAJ SINGH 1880/1904, married and had issue.
    • Rao LOKENDRA SINGH (qv)

  8. Rao LOKENDRA SINGH 1904/1945, educated at Daly College, Indore;

  9. HH Raja YADVENDRA SINGH 1945/1984, born 1918, married Rajkumari Laxmi Kumari [HH Rani Laxmi Kumari of Beri], daughter of Rao BIR SINGH Ju Deo of Bihat, and had issue. He died 1984.
    • HH Raja SURENDRA SINGH Ju Deo (qv)
    • Rajkumar Brijendra Singh, born 1944.

  10. HH Raja SURENDRA SINGH Ju Deo (see above)
 
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1. "The Golden Book of India"; LETHBRIDGE, Roper, MacMillan & Co., 1893 , p.67