
Neemrana Coat of Arms
Neemrana was held by Chauhans who trace descent from Prithviraj Chauhan; its fort-palace is now a heritage hotel.

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Neemrana was held by Chauhans who trace descent from Prithviraj Chauhan; its fort-palace is now a heritage hotel.

Sonepur was a Chauhan state on the Mahanadi, known as the 'second Varanasi' for its temples.
Context photo: City Palace viewed across Lake Pichola, UdaipurIndia’s royal families are no longer confined to the pages of history or the corridors of magnificent palaces. Across the country, members of erstwhile royal and aristocratic families continue to…

Dhar in Malwa was ruled by the Puar (Pawar) dynasty, which links its heritage to the Paramaras and Raja Bhoja's ancient capital of Dhara.


Palitana was a Gohil state at the foot of Shatrunjaya hill, the great Jain pilgrimage centre.


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

The Role of Indian Royals in Preserving Cultural Heritage has been instrumental in maintaining India’s rich traditions, historical landmarks, and indigenous art forms for future generations. For centuries, Indian royal…

Hindol State: A Legacy of Valor, Governance, and Cultural Heritage Introduction Hindol State, a former princely state in India, played a vital role in Odisha’s historical and political landscape. With…
Context photo: Pankaj Oudhia on Bastar (9)The forests, hills and ancient settlements of Chhattisgarh preserve a royal history very different from the better-known palace traditions of Rajasthan, Gujarat or Hyderabad. Here, kingdoms developed amid dense forests,…

Patna was a Chauhan-ruled Odisha state with its later capital at Bolangir.

Rajgarh was an Umat Parmar state of Malwa, related to Narsinghgarh.

Mewar is one of the oldest ruling houses in the world, tracing its line to Bappa Rawal.
Context photo: City Palace viewed across Lake Pichola, UdaipurThe heritage of India’s royal palaces offers a fascinating glimpse into the grandeur, architecture, and cultural richness of the country’s royal history. India’s royal palaces stand as monumental symbols of…
Context photo: City Palace viewed across Lake Pichola, UdaipurThe Royal Railways: How Indian Kings Traveled by Train Introduction The advent of railways in India during the British colonial era revolutionized travel, not only for common citizens but also…
Context photo: City Palace viewed across Lake Pichola, UdaipurRoyal Carriages and Coaches in the Princely States of India Introduction India’s princely states showcased their grandeur through their royal carriages and coaches. These finely crafted vehicles served as more…
