Mewar Essays

  • Mirabai

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    upbringing, including royal education, which consisted of "knowledge of scriptures, music, spinning and sewing, along with archery, fencing, horse-riding and driving chariots" (Sethi 4). All of these traits made her more attractive. The King of Mewar, Rana Sanga approached Mirabai's grandfather for her hand in marriage for his eldest son. A few months after Mirabai's engagement, her grandfather Rao Duda passed away. This was a devastating shock to her because Rao Duda raised her as both a mother

  • Ethnography

    1331 Words  | 3 Pages

    When I was a kid my parents always took me to Nathdwara to take the blessings of Lord Krishna every now and then because my parents are so religious. So by going there several times I am also attached to that place. Actually Nathdwara is situated in Rajasthan state and I live in the state called Gujarat and in the city called as Ahmedabad. It takes six hours drive from my city to Nathdwara and this is the only nearest place where I could get mental peace. This is very important place for me and my

  • Essay On Jag Mandir Palace

    1565 Words  | 4 Pages

    the Sisodia Rajputs in the kingdom of Mewar. In 1551, Maharana Amar Singh started the construction of the palace which was continued by the great ruler Maharana Karan Singh who ruled Mewar from 1620 to 1628. The construction of the entire palace was finally concluded by Maharana Jagat Singh who ruled Mewar from 1628 to 1652. The place is named “Jagat Mandir” as an honor to the last ruler Maharana Jagat Singh. This palace was used by the imperial family of Mewar as a pleasure palace and summer residence

  • Rajputana Valour Essay

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    CHITTORGARH - The land of Rajputana Valour A Tourist Guide By ~ Diksha Sharma Source – Internet Chittorgarh, the crown gem of the kingdom of Mewar, is one of the most beautiful cities in the arid state of Rajasthan. Located along a high hill near the Gambheri and Berach river (a tributary of River Banas) the city of Chittorgarh is the home to largest fort complex in India. The city is the standing testimony of chivalry of Rajputs, where each time the city was under attack of more powerful enemy

  • Architecture Of The Jag Mandir Palace In Udaipur

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    Pichola is the Jag Mandir Palace. A picture perfect beauty, the place adds glory to the city of Udaipur. The three storied magnificent palace is made up of yellow sandstone and marble. The construction of which was done by three different Maharanas of Mewar dynasty. The 17th century palace has now been developed into a full-fledged heritage hotel, keeping in view its rich and royal era. A complete relaxation destination with all the luxurious amenities, Jag Mandir is perfect for a rejuvenating holiday

  • Place On Wheels: The Royal Luxury Train

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    1568) Chittorgarh was under assault from an all more intense foe every time, its kin picked death before shame, performing jauhar. After the remainder of the three sackings, Rana Udai Singh II fled to Udaipur, where he built up another capital of Mewar. In 1616, Jehangir returned Chittor to the Rajputs. There was no endeavor at resettlement; however it was re-established in

  • Essay On The Safavid Empire

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    From the 1300s to the 1700s, the Muslim world expanded to great heights. The Muslim world included the Safavids, Mughals, and the Ottomans. Although they bear some similarities, and differences between these empires are clear. These empires all grew, had great and important rulers, and declined at some point. The expansion of the Muslim world included the growth, known figures, and the decline of the Safavids, Mughals, and Ottomans. A part of the growing Muslim world were the Safavids. The Safavid