Sardargarh Thikana
Sardargarh was a Hindu Thikana (vassal estate) in Udaipur State (Mewar).
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It comprised 26 villages and had a population of 3,340 in 1901 and an annual state revenue of 24,000 Rupees.
It was known as 'Lawa' (not to be confused with the persisting Lawa Thikana) since its foundation around 1400, until 1738. Its rulers, styled Thakur, since Jai Sigh (the tenth) of the Shaktawat clan of Sisodia.
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