Indian Princely States

Before the independence of India and Pakistan in 1947, there were hundreds of Princely States in British India, ruled by semi-independent potentates.

Indian Princely States at the time of independence on August 15, 1947

• Ajaygarh
• Akalkot
• Ali Rajpur
• Alwar
• Amb
• Athgarh
• Athmallik
• Aundh
• Baghal
• Baghat
• Bahawalpur
• Balasinor
• Balsan
• Bamra
• Banganapalle
• Bansda
• Banswara
• Baoni
• Baramba
• Baraundha Pathar Kachhar
• Bariya
• Baroda
• Barwani
• Bashahr
• Basoda
• Bastar
• Baudh
• Benares
• Bhadarwa
• Bhajji
• Bharatpur
• Bhavnagar
• Bhopal
• Bhor
• Bija
• Bijawar
• Bikanir
• Bilaspur
• Bundi
• Cannanore
• Chamba
• Charkhari
• Chhatarpur
• Chhota Udaipur
• Chhuikadan
• Chitral
• Cochin
• Cooch Behar
• Coorg
• Cutch
• Danta
• Darkoti
• Daspalla
• Datia
• Dewas Junior Branch
• Dewas Senior Branch
• Dhami
• Dhar
• Dharampur
• Dhenkanal
• Dholpur
• Dhrangadhra
• Dhrol
• Dir
• Dujana
• Dungarpur
• Faridkot
• Gangpur
• Gondal
• Gwalior
• Hindol
• Hunza
• Hyderabad
• Idar
• Indore
• Jafarabad and Janjira
• Jaipur
• Jaisalmer
• Jambughoda
• Jamkhandi
• Jammu and Kashmir
• Jaora
• Jasdan
• Jaso
• Jath
• Jawhar
• Jhabua
• Jigni
• Jind
• Jobat
• Jodhpur
• Jubbal
• Junagadh
• Kalahandi
• Kalat
• Kalsia
• Kamadhia
• Kambay
• Kamta Rajaula
• Kanika
• Kanker
• Kapurthala
• Karauli
• Kawardha
• Keonjhar
• Keonthal
• Khairagarh
• Khandpara
• Kharan
• Kharsawan
• Khayrpur
• Khilchipur
• Kishangarh
• Kolhapur
• Korea
• Kota
• Kumharsain
• Kunihar
• Kurandvad Junior Branch
• Kurandvad Senior Branch
• Kurwai
• Kuthar
• Lakhtar
• Las Bela
• Lathi
• Limbdi
• Loharu
• Lunavada
• Mahlog
• Maihar
• Makrai
• Makran
• Maler Kotla
• Manavadar
• Mandi
• Mangal
• Manipur
• Mayurbhanj
• Miraj Junior Branch
• Miraj Senior Branch
• Morvi
• Mudhol
• Muhammadgarh
• Mysore
• Nabha
• Nagar
• Nagodh
• Nalagarh
• Nandgaon
• Narsinghgarh
• Narsinghpur
• Nawangar
• Nayagarh
• Nilgiri
• Orchha
• Pal Lahara
• Palanpur
• Palitana
• Panna
• Partabgarh
• Pataudi
• Pathari
• Patiala
• Patna
• Phaltan
• Porbandar
• Pudukottai
• Radhanpur
• Raigarh
• Rairakhol
• Rajgarh
• Rajkot
• Rajpipla
• Ramput
• Ratlam
• Rewa
• Sachin
• Sakti
• Samthar
• Sandur
• Sangli
• Sangri
• Sant
• Sarangarh
• Savantvadi
• Savanur
• Seraikella
• Shahpura
• Shailana
• Sirmur
• Sirohi
• Sitamau
• Sohawal
• Sonepur
• Suket
• Sundem
• Surgana
• Surguja
• Swat
• Talcher
• Tehri Garhwal
• Tharoch
• Tigiria
• Tonk
• Travancore
• Tripura
• Udaipur (Mewar)
• Udaipur (in Madhya Pradesh)
• Vala
• Vankaner
• Wadhwan