Person · r. 1488 – 1491 (contested)
Satal
Satal, Jodha's eldest son, held Satalmer after his father's death in 1488 until he was killed in action against a Sahariya raider in 1491, though Crooke's footnote doubts he ever actually occupied the Marwar gaddi.
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- vol. II (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 950 · read as page image
Sāntal, Sātal, 1488-91.—The eldest son, Santal, born of a female of Bundi, established himself in the north-west corner, on the lands of the Bhattis, and built a fort, which he called Satalmer, about five miles from Pokaran. He was killed in action by a Khan of the Sahariyas (the Saracens of the Indian desert), whom he also slew.
- vol. II (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 952 · read as page image
One of the chronicles makes Satal occupy the gaddi after Jodha, during three years; but this appears a mistake — he was killed in defending Satalmer.