| Dynasty / Name of State | : | Sirohi |
| Ruler / Authority | : | Sheo Singh |
| Denomination | : | 1/4 Anna |
| Metal | : | Copper |
| Weight (gm) | : | 9.75-10.9 |
| Shape | : | Round |
| Calendar System | : | VS (Vikram Samvat) |
| Issued Year | : | 1910 |
| Minting Technique | : | Die Struck |
The Princely State of Sirohi was a part of Rajputana Agency situated in India with its capital at Sirohi. It became a part of British India in 1823. Shortly after independence in 1947, Sirohi was submerged with the Rajasthan State on 16th November, 1949 and its existence came to an end.
The chiefs of Sirohi are the Deora Rajputs, a branch of the Prithvi Raj Chauhan. They claim descent from Lachhman Raj who is said to have ruled Nadol, Jodhpur towards the end of the 10th century. The Ch...
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