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637 published results for “Multiple royal patrons”.

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Ramshahi Raj

Historical Background Following the decline of the Chandelas in Central India, local tribes rose to prominence in the region. These powers were subsequently defeated by an alliance between the Baghels,…

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The Secert Life Maharani

The Secert Life Maharani One of my favorite parts of a recent India trip was staying at the City Palace in Udaipur. This is the seat of the Mewar kingdom—a…

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Lalgarh Palace, Bikaner: A Majestic Heritage of Rajasthan

Lalgarh Palace, Bikaner: A Majestic Heritage of Rajasthan Introduction Lalgarh Palace, located in the vibrant city of Bikaner, Rajasthan, stands as a testament to the region’s rich history and architectural…

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A note on heritage of Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh boasts a rich tapestry of royal heritage, with numerous princely states, majestic palaces, and historic forts that narrate tales of valor, culture, and architectural brilliance. Here’s an exploration…

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Ali Rajpur Coat of Arms

Ali Rajpur was a Rathore-ruled state in the Bhopawar Agency of western Malwa, today the Alirajpur district of Madhya Pradesh.

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Anandpur Coat of Arms

Anandpur was a small tribute-paying state of the Kathiawar peninsula, with its seat at the village now called Anandpur Bhadla in Chotila taluka of Surendranagar district, Gujarat.

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Badnore Coat of Arms

Badnore was one of the premier first-class thikanas of Mewar, held by Mertia Rathores who served the Maharanas of Udaipur.

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Baroda Coat of Arms

Baroda was ruled by the Gaekwad dynasty and was one of only a handful of 21-gun states.

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Bhinga Coat of Arms

Bhinga, in Shravasti (formerly Bahraich) district near the Nepal border, was the seat of a Raj estate of Awadh.

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Deodar Coat of Arms

Deodar was an estate of north Gujarat, in present Banaskantha district.

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Dharampur Coat of Arms

Dharampur was a Sisodia-ruled state of the Surat Agency in south Gujarat.

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Idar Coat of Arms

Idar was taken by Rathores from Jodhpur in the early 18th century and was the leading state of the Mahi Kantha Agency.

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Jagammanpur Coat of Arms

Jagammanpur was an estate in Jalaun district near the confluence of the Yamuna, Chambal and other rivers.

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Jasdan Coat of Arms

Jasdan was a Kathi state of the Khachar clan in central Kathiawar.

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Kashipur Coat of Arms

Kashipur was a Raj estate in the Terai of Kumaon (present Uttarakhand).

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