Nirban of Khandela; he married and had issue, six sons. Thikanas of Mundru, Dadiya, Jethi, Lasadiya, Abhawas, etc. Khandela was usurped from his widows and children by his step-brother Girdhardas. Rajkumar Termal (Rao Tirmal) granted title of Rao, and the parganas of Nagore and Kasli (+84 villages); ancestor of ‘Rao ji Ka’ Sept of Shekhawats. Rajkumar Bhojraj (Rao Bhojraj) – born 1624 VS, later became Mansabdar as ruler of Udaiur(vati) pargana, 45 villages and also Ketri, Surajgadh, Bissau, Nawalgadh, Mandawra, Harduja, Mehi, Methoi, Kari, Ikhtiarpura, Pabana, Sakhoo; Chanwra, Mau, Jalpali, Nangal, Bhim, Puspuria, Dhani; Mukandgarh, Mahansar, Chokri, Malsisar, Alsisar, Nawalgarh, Baloda (Pilani) Mandawa, Sarwari, and Sikar; ancestor of Bhojraj Ji Ka sept of Shekhawat sub-clan. Rajkumar Parshuram (Parasram/Puras Ram) of Bae. Rajkumar Tejsi (Kunwar Tajsi or Tej Singh) - he died sp. Raja Girdhardas (Raja Girdhar Singh), 7th son of Raja Raisal, usurped Khandela from step-brother's kins. Danta, Khood are also their thikanas. Rajkumar Bihari - the younger son of Rani Kisnavati, he died childless in battle. Rajkumar Veerbhan - died in battle. Rajkumar Kusla (Kushala) - died in battle. Rajkumar Dayaldas - died childless. Rajkumar Babu (of Khawas) - died in battle. Rao Gangaram of Kasli, died at Renwal. Rani Laadi Kanwar Ji Sahiba, married Rao Amar Singh Rathore of Nagour, son of Maharaja Gaj Singh I of Jodhpur. She became sati 26 July 1644. References External links Shekhawat dynasty, Indian Princely States, Genealogical Gleanings Royal and Noble Lineages. See also Shekhawat Shekhawati Thikanas of Shekhawati Khandela History of Rajasthan Khandela, Raisal