Rao Bhatti (c. 3rd century), also known as Raja Bhatti, was an ancient Hindu monarch.[2][3] Bhatti ruled during the 3rd century. He was the principal common ancestor of the Bhati/Bhatti Rajput clan present in modern-day Pakistan and India.[4] Bhatti and his descendants claim direct descent from the Hindu mythological Yaduvanshi lineage of the Lunar dynasty.[4] He is also the common ancestor of many notable individuals and families.[5][6]
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