Person · r. 1491 – 1516
Suja
Suja (Surajmall), Jodha's son, took the gaddi in 1491 (a genealogical table says he 'succeeded Jodha' outright) and died in 1516 leading the pursuit that rescued Rajput women abducted by a Pathan raiding party at Pipar.
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- vol. II (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 950 · read as page image
2. Suja (Suraj) . . . Succeeded Jodha.
- vol. II (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 952 · read as page image
Sūja or Surajmall, a.d. 1491-1516.—Suja (Surajmall) succeeded, and occupied the gaddi of Jodha during twenty-seven years... The tidings of the rape of the virgin Rajputnis were conveyed to Suja, who put himself at the head of such vassals as were in attendance, and pursued, overtook, and redeemed them, with the loss of his own life.