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Official blazon
Barry of five tenne, argent, gules, or and vert a Sun in splendour, on a canton of the fourth, eight garbs, 3, 2 and 3, vert banded argent.
CREST: A falcon rising proper.
SUPPORTERS: Horses sable.
MOTTO: Fidelity outweighs a hundred good deeds.
Origin/meaning
This is a cadet house of Jodhpur and shows both the Panchranga (5-coloured field, see Jodhpur (State) and a Sun in Splendour. The garbs are a variation of the Jodhpur barley.
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Literature : Image from Wikimedia Commons; Pereira, 1964