Garhwal Kingdom

Monarchy in Himalayan (823–1949) Garhwal Kingdomगढ़वाल राज्य (Garhwali)823–1949 FlagTehri Garhwal State in The Imperial Gazetteer of IndiaStatus Sovereign state (823 - 1654) Tributary of the Mughal Empire (1655 onwards) Governorate of the Kingdom of Nepal (1804 - 1816) Princely state of the British India (1816 - 1949) Capital Chandpur Garhi (888–1512 CE) Devalgarh (1512–1517 CE) Srinagar (1517–1804 CE) Tehri (1816–1862 CE) Pratapnagar (1862–1890 CE) Kirtinagar (1890–1925 CE) Narendranagar (1925–1947 CE) Common languagesGarhwaliReligion HinduismDemonymGarhwaliGovernmentMonarchyMaharaja • 823 Kanak Pal (first)• 1684–1716 (peak) Fateh Shah• 1946–1949 Manabendra Shah (last) History • Established 823• Conquered by the Gorkhas and merged with the Kingdom of Nepal 1804• Established as a Princely state of British India following the Treaty of Sugauli 1816• Acceded to India and joined the Union of India 1949 Preceded by Succeeded by Kuninda kingdom Katyuri dynasty Dominion of India Today part ofGarhwal division, Uttarakhand, India Princely state Salute state British paramountcy Chamber of Princes Jagir Agencies of British India Resid