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Crown Jewels of India Tour

8-Day Royal Rajasthan Heritage Tour Route: Delhi – Neemrana – Jaipur – Bikaner – JaisalmerDuration: 8 Days / 7 NightsHighlights: Iconic royal heritage hotels tour, majestic desert forts, camel safaris,…

Context photo: City Palace viewed across Lake Pichola, Udaipur
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10 Lesser-Known Royal Families of India You Should Know About

Introduction to the Royal Families of India India is a land rich in history and cultural diversity, where every corner tells tales of valor, tradition, and legacy. While most people…

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The Richest Royal Families of India: Then and Now

Introduction to Indian Royalty India has long been a land of kings, emperors, and dynasties. The stories of its royal families are woven into the very fabric of its rich…

Context photo: Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur
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Websites of Jodhpur Royal family

The principal websites associated with the Jodhpur Royal Family (House of Marwar) are: Mehrangarh Museum Trust Mehrangarh Museum Trust Official Website Founded by Maharaja Gaj Singh II in 1972, the…

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Ajaigarh Coat of Arms

Ajaigarh was a Bundela state carved out of the dominions of Maharaja Chhatrasal of Panna.

Heraldic record

Arnod Coat of Arms

Arnod is a thikana of the former Pratapgarh (Deolia) state in southern Rajasthan, held by a branch of the Sisodia house.

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Baghat Coat of Arms

Baghat was a Simla Hill State whose capital, Solan, grew into the present district headquarters of Solan in Himachal Pradesh.

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Baraundha Coat of Arms

Baraundha was a small state of the Bagelkhand Agency, with its seat at Pathar Kachhar, ruled by Raghuvanshi Rajputs.

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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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Barwani Coat of Arms

Barwani, on the Narmada in Nimar, was ruled by a Sisodia family that traced its descent from the house of Mewar.

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Beja Coat of Arms

Beja was one of the smallest Simla Hill States, near Kasauli; its Thakurs traditionally trace their line to the Tomars of Delhi.