Muli State

The Muli Princely State^[1] had an area of 133 square miles (340 km²) and contained twenty four villages including Muli city. The Parmar came to this area from Tharparkar District, Sindh, Pakistan. The Parmar' LakhaDhirji Maharaja named this Princely State after a milkmaid who used to deliver milk to LakhaDhirji. Parmar believes in god "Mandavrayji (Temple of Sun)" thus they have build big temple of Mandavrayji at the heart of city.

The town is famous for the battle fought between the Chabhad and the Parmars for a wounded partridge.^[2] Chabhads were wanted possession of the partridge while Parmars were wanted to provide shelter to wounded partridge, then it was a big battle between Parmars and Chabhads, this war having historical importance because 140 Parmars got victory against 500 chabhads of Sayla The Parmars, while victorious, were sacked by an army from Sindh Province for providing shelter to some outcasts.

The Famous Places

The Swaminarayan Temple
The Mandavrayji Temple
Gnan Vav
The Palace of Maharaja (Raj Mahal)

Education Places (Schools & Colleges)

Dahiben Kanya Vidhyalaya
Tejendraprasad Boys Highschool

References

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↑ Pages 553 to 556 of the "Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Volume VIII, Kathiawar", Government Central Press, Bombay, 1884, have a thorough history of Muli. This book is available as a free download from Google Books.

Princely states of the Western India States Agency during the British Raj

Eastern Kathiawar Agency	Bhavnagar Palitana Jasdan Vala Lathi Bhadli Itaria Kotra Pitha Yankia Kariana Akadia Alampur Babra Bhandaria Bhojavadar Bildi Bodanones Chamardi Chiroda Chitravav Chok Datha Dedarda Derdi-Janbai Dhola Gadhali Gadhoola Gandhol Iavej Jalia Amaraji Jalia Manaji Juna Padar Kamadhia Kanjarda Katodia Khijadia Khijadia Dosaji Limbda Morchopna Nilvala Pachhegam Pah Panchavada Rajpara Ramanka Randhia Ranigam Ratanpur Dhamanka Rohisala Samadhiala Samadhiala (Chabharia) Samadhiala (Charan) Sanala Satanones Shevdivadar Songadh Toda Todi Vadal Vadod Vangadhra Vavdi Dharvala Vavdi Vachhani Vijanones Dhrangadhra Limbdi Wadhwan Chuda Lakhtar Sayla Bajana Muli Patdi Vanod Anandpur Bhoika Chotila Dasada Rai-Sankli Rajpur Sanosra Vadod Ankevalia Bamanbore Bhadvana Bhalala Bhalgamda Bharejda Bhathan Bhimora Chachana Chhalala Chobari Darod Devlia Dudhrej Gedi Gundiali Jakhan Jamar Jhampodad Jhinjhuvada Kamalpur Kantharia Karmad Karol Kesria Khambhlav Khandia Kherali Laliyad Matra Timba Mevasa Munjpur Palali Paliyad Ramparda Sahuka Samla Sejakpur Sudamda-Dhandalpur Talsana Tavi Untdi Vana Vanala Vithalgadh

Western Kathiawar Agency	Gondal Morvi Nawanagar Dhrol Rajkot Wankaner Kotda Sangan Malia Virpur-Kherdi Gadhka Gavridad Jalia Devani Kotharia Mengni Pal Bhadva Rajpara Shahpur Khirasra Lodhika Vadali Amrapur Bhalgam Baldhoi Drafa Kanksiali Kanpar Ishwaria Kotda Nayani Mowa Mulila Deri Satodad Vavdi Sisang Chandli Virvao Junagadh Porbandar Jafarabad Bantva Manavadar Jetpur Dedan Vasavad Bagasra Kuba Vinchhavad Charkha Dahida Dholarva Gadhia Garmali Moti Garmali Nani Gigasaran Halaria Jamka Kaner Kathrota Khijadia Najani Lakhapadar Manavav Monvel Silana Vaghvadi Vekaria

Banas Kantha Agency	Cutch Palanpur Radhanpur Tharad Vav Suigam Diyodar Bhabhar Tervada Varahi Santalpur Morvada Chadchat Kankrej

List of princely states of India (alphabetical) Kathiawar Agency Mahi Kantha Agency Palanpur Agency Cutch Agency Surat Agency

Coordinates: 22°38′N 71°30′E / 22.633°N 71.500°E / 22.633; 71.500

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