Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Line of succession to the former throne of Rajpipla
This line of succession, containing the full names of 26 people, has '''one''' blue link and zero sources. The article on the former princely state of Rajpipla_State|Rajpipla itself only cites four sources newer than the Partition of India: a book from 1968, a news article about an airport being built in the area, a dead link to a royalty forum, and the promotional OpenLibrary entry of Prince Indra Vikram "Teddy" Singh, the purported "scion of the royal family of Rajpipla" who wrote a handful of (mostly self-published) books on cricket and writes two blogs listed a combined ''11 times'' in the External Links. The other External Links are: a -heavy interview with Singh in The_New_Indian_Express|The New Indian Express, with no author attributed; a New Indian Express article on a book by Singh, again with no byline; a blog called the Rajpipla Post; a page on the Gujrat government site that didn't load for me; and a page of the Bombay Gazetteer from 1880. All of this leads me to believe there are no reliable sources discussing members of this abolished dynasty in any meaningful way
— User:JoelleJay, 20:48, 23 July 2020 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PEACOCK (Wikipedia:Manual of Style)