Line of succession to the former throne of Kutch

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The line of succession to the former throne of Kutch, one of the pre-eminent Indian salute principalities, was by male primogeniture. The ruler of Kutch (also Cutch State) was (and remains) the titular head of the Jadeja Rajput clan.^[1]

Khengarji III, Maharao of Kutch (1866-1942)
- Vijayrajji, Maharao of Kutch (1885-1948)
  - Madansinhji, Maharao of Kutch (1909-1991)
    - Pragmalji III, Maharao of Kutch (born 1936)
    - (1). Maharaj Shri Hanwantsinhji Sahib (born 1944)
      - (2). Kumar Shri Satyajitsinhji
      - (3). Kumar Shri Pratapsinhji (born 1972)
        (4). Bhanwar Shri Anirudhsinhji
        
        (5). Bhanwar Shri Meghdeepsinhji
- Maharaj Shri Godhsinhji Sahib (born 1888)
  - Maharaj Shri Jorawarsinhji Sahib (born 1914)
    - (6). Maharaj Shri Ghanshyamsinhji Sahib
      - (7). Rajkumar Shri Adityasinhji
    - (8). Maharaj Shri Raghurajsinhji Sahib
    - (9). Maharaj Shri Devendrasinhji Sahib
  - (10). Maharaj Shri Dilipsinhji Sahib (born 1927)
    - (11). Rajkumar Shri Devrajsinhji (born 1960)

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References

1 2 Buyers, Christopher. "Kutch-India (Salute States)". Retrieved 26 September 2016.

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