चाडी
Listed among the 24 villages of ठिकाणा आऊ (Thikana Aau) in Patawat community records. Detailed local history — families, temples, landmarks and oral tradition — is still being collected, and family heads and elders are invited to contribute. What is now documented are the archival records for this village, set out further down this page.
Chadi belongs to the Rupawat share rather than the Patawat one. The published clan history records that when Rao Jodha divided villages among his brothers in Samvat 1532 (1475 CE), Pata received Karnu, Chotila and Ridmalsar, while Rupa received Panchori, Punasar, Chadi and Bhednad. From that division the two houses — Rupawat and Patawat — lived side by side in Phalodi and together kept guard over the Phalodi thana.
The village appears again in the grant records centuries later: in Samvat 1889 (1832 CE), Rupawat Isar Singh was given the patta of Chadi in exchange for Bhed. Chadi is documented here because the two houses share one origin and one pargana; the relationship between them runs through the whole record, including the long feud that followed the killing of Kisandas. See Rao Pato Ji and the Genealogy.
Sources: Patawaton ka Itihas; published thikana grant records. Readings marked uncertain are with the History Committee. Details: Documents & Archives. Can you settle a point marked Under Review? Send your proof →
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