History and Origin:
Sodha is a Rajput tribe found in Sindh , Pakistan and Gujarat , India
The Soda/Sodha Rajputs are said to be descended from Paramara Soda, are supposed to have come into this part of Sind from Ujjain about 1226, when they quickly displaced the rulers of the country. Other authorities, however, state that they did not conquer the country from the Sumras, the dominant race, before the beginning of the sixteenth century. The Sodas, in their turn, succumbed to the Kalhoras about 1750.
Rana Prasad, a Hindu Sodha Rajput ruler of Amarkot, gave refuge to the Mughal Emperor Humayun. The Sodha controlled Umarkot Fort was where the great Mughal Emperor, Akbar was born in Umerkot, when his father Humayun fled from military defeat at the hands of Sher Shah Suri.
Rana Chandra Singh belonged to the Sodha Rajput clan, and was the Rana (chieftain) of the Amarkot (Umerkot) jagir, a Rajput state inPakistan Pakistan
Togaji Sodha
Togaji Sodha was in the army of Jam Shri Ravalji. During the war against other rajputs of gujrat, biggest hurdle for the Jam Raval were the canones of the enemy. He made a circular to all the leaders of the army to seald the canones, but no body responded. Then, finally togaji agreed and Togaji sealed 140 canones of enemeys with the help of only 3 other rajputs. He was wounded 84 times doing that, but he recovered soon after the war. Jam Raval said, only because of Jogaji, they won the war.
Vansh : Agnivansh
Kul : Sodha Parmar
Gotra : Vashistha
Pravar : Tripravar
Ved : Yajurveda(Shukla)
Upved : Dhanurved
Skhakha : Madhyadini
Mulpurush : Dhumraj
First Kingdom : Ujjain(malva)
Kuldevi : Dhar Devi Amba
Pujya Devi : Sachchiya Devi
Istha Dev : Mandavray(Surya)
Mahadev : Raneshwar Mahadev
Ganpati : Ekaldanti Ganesh
Gayatri : Brahma-Gayatri
Bhairav : Gora Bhairav
Talvar : Rantar
Dhal : Hariyan
Nishan : Kesari sinh
Flag : Yellow
Weapon : Bhala
Pagdi : Pachrangi
Pardukh Bhanjan : Veer Vikram
Simha Daneshwari : Shenshaji Parmar
Maha Daneshwari : Raja Bhoj
Kshamadan : Raja Munj
Rajyogi : Bhrutahari
The Soda/Sodha Rajputs are said to be descended from Paramara Soda, are supposed to have come into this part of Sind from Ujjain about 1226, when they quickly displaced the rulers of the country. Other authorities, however, state that they did not conquer the country from the Sumras, the dominant race, before the beginning of the sixteenth century. The Sodas, in their turn, succumbed to the Kalhoras about 1750.
Rana Prasad, a Hindu Sodha Rajput ruler of Amarkot, gave refuge to the Mughal Emperor Humayun. The Sodha controlled Umarkot Fort was where the great Mughal Emperor, Akbar was born in Umerkot, when his father Humayun fled from military defeat at the hands of Sher Shah Suri.
Rana Chandra Singh belonged to the Sodha Rajput clan, and was the Rana (chieftain) of the Amarkot (Umerkot) jagir, a Rajput state in
Togaji Sodha
Togaji Sodha was in the army of Jam Shri Ravalji. During the war against other rajputs of gujrat, biggest hurdle for the Jam Raval were the canones of the enemy. He made a circular to all the leaders of the army to seald the canones, but no body responded. Then, finally togaji agreed and Togaji sealed 140 canones of enemeys with the help of only 3 other rajputs. He was wounded 84 times doing that, but he recovered soon after the war. Jam Raval said, only because of Jogaji, they won the war.
Vansh : Agnivansh
Kul : Sodha Parmar
Gotra : Vashistha
Pravar : Tripravar
Ved : Yajurveda(Shukla)
Upved : Dhanurved
Skhakha : Madhyadini
Mulpurush : Dhumraj
First Kingdom : Ujjain(malva)
Kuldevi : Dhar Devi Amba
Pujya Devi : Sachchiya Devi
Istha Dev : Mandavray(Surya)
Mahadev : Raneshwar Mahadev
Ganpati : Ekaldanti Ganesh
Gayatri : Brahma-Gayatri
Bhairav : Gora Bhairav
Talvar : Rantar
Dhal : Hariyan
Nishan : Kesari sinh
Flag : Yellow
Weapon : Bhala
Pagdi : Pachrangi
Pardukh Bhanjan : Veer Vikram
Simha Daneshwari : Shenshaji Parmar
Maha Daneshwari : Raja Bhoj
Kshamadan : Raja Munj
Rajyogi : Bhrutahari
References- barmera.blogspot.com ( A humble thx to Sh Sanjay singh singh Rathore for published/provide this information.)
