Which Rajput clans established kingdoms in Rajasthan after the Gurjara-Pratihara empire declined?

Following the decline of the Gurjara-Pratihara empire by the late 10th century, several rival Rajput clans rose to power in the region of Rajasthan.

The following clans established independent kingdoms in the area:

• Guhilas: Formerly feudal lords of the Pratiharas, they asserted their independence in 940 and established control over the region around Mewar (present-day Udaipur).1
• Chauhans (Chahamanas): By the 11th century, they emerged as the major power in the eastern region, with their capital at Ajmer and later at Delhi.12
• Other Clans: In the centuries following the rise of the Guhilas and Chauhans, additional clans, including the Kachwahas, Bhattis, and Rathors, also succeeded in establishing independent kingdoms within the region.1