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Madanpur-Rampur Coat of Arms
Heraldic emblem of Madanpur-Rampur, a estate (zamindari / taluqdari) of royal India.
Context photo: City Palace viewed across Lake Pichola, UdaipurJournal
Famous pets of Indian Royals
Indian royalty often had a deep connection with animals, both as symbols of status and as companions. Many kings, queens, and royal families kept exotic and rare pets, and some…
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The Living Legacy – The Rajgarh Royals in Modern Times
Introduction: History doesn’t live in textbooks alone—it thrives in traditions, family names, and stories passed from one generation to another. The Rajgarh royal family, proud descendants of the Umath Rajputs,…
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Kangra Coat of Arms
Kangra was the seat of the Katoch dynasty, one of the oldest surviving royal lines in India; Raja Sansar Chand made it a great centre of Pahari painting.
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Handicrafts inspired by Indian Royals
Handicrafts inspired by Indian Royals India’s royal history is not only preserved in grand palaces and ancient forts but also in the intricate artistry of its traditional handicrafts. For…
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Wealthiest Royal Families of India that also live a lavish life
India’s Wealthiest Royal Families: A Legacy of Power and Fortune Introduction In July 1971, the 26th Amendment to the Indian Constitution abolished monarchy, marking a shift toward modernity. While many…
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Cooch Behar Coat of Arms
Cooch Behar was a princely state in the north of Bengal, at the foot of the Himalaya and close to Bhutan.
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Karauli Coat of Arms
Karauli was ruled by Jadaun Rajputs claiming descent from Lord Krishna; the Kaila Devi and Madan Mohan temples are its chief shrines.
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Royal Desserts of India: Sweet Treats Fit for Kings and Queens
India, known for its rich cultural heritage, has a long history of royal culinary traditions. The desserts enjoyed by Indian kings and queens were often crafted with the finest ingredients,…
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Royal Weddings of Rajasthan: Traditions, Grandeur, and Rituals
Rajasthan, the land of kings, has long been known for its magnificent royal weddings, where tradition, opulence, and grandeur blend seamlessly. These weddings are not just ceremonies but grand spectacles…
Context photo: Crafting Tradition The Art of Weaving at Mirpur Banarasi PalliJournal
The Evolution of Royal Indian Fashion: Ancient to Modern Times
The Evolution of Royal Indian Fashion: Ancient to Modern Times Introduction Indian fashion has long been a symbol of heritage, luxury, and craftsmanship, with royal attire reflecting the culture and…
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The Majestic Rambagh Palace, Jaipur – A Timeless Royal Retreat
The Majestic Rambagh Palace, Jaipur – A Timeless Royal Retreat Introduction Nestled in the heart of Jaipur, Rambagh Palace stands as an epitome of grandeur, offering guests a chance to…
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The Royal Legacy of Rajgarh: Princely State in Madhya Pradesh
Rajgarh, a tranquil town nestled in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, may seem like any other district on the Indian map. But behind its modest appearance lies a rich and…
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Royal Festivals Reimagined: Contemporary Celebrations in Former Princely States
Introduction to Royal Festivals Step into a world where history and modernity collide in the most vibrant and colorful ways. Royal festivals have long been a hallmark of India’s rich…
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How Indian Royal Families Use SocialMedia Today
India’s royal families have always carried an aura of grace, heritage and responsibility. Forgenerations, their stories were told through word of mouth, history books and grand publicceremonies. Today, those same…
