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418 published results for “Republic of India”.

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Seraikella Coat of Arms

Seraikela was an Odisha-agency state (now Jharkhand) famous for Seraikela Chhau dance.

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Uniara Coat of Arms

Uniara was a Naruka Kachhwaha estate of Jaipur, in present Tonk district.

Context photo: Crafting Tradition The Art of Weaving at Mirpur Banarasi Palli
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Designers from the time of Indian Royals

The Indian royal courts were hubs of creativity and artistic expression, and many royal families were patrons of the finest designers and artisans, especially when it came to clothing, jewelry,…

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Rare Insights into the Lives of India’s Noble Houses

Rare Insights into the Lives of India’s Noble Houses India’s noble houses, comprising erstwhile maharajas, rajas, nawabs, and zamindars, played a significant role in shaping the country’s history and cultural…

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The Grand Feasts of Indian Royalty: A Culinary Legacy of Opulence

The Grand Feasts of Indian Royalty: A Culinary Legacy of Opulence Introduction India’s royal courts were not only known for their architectural splendor and political dominance but also for their…

Context photo: Crafting Tradition The Art of Weaving at Mirpur Banarasi Palli
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The Lasting Influence of Mughal Fashion on Modern Indian Wear

The Lasting Influence of Mughal Fashion on Modern Indian Wear Introduction Mughal fashion, known for its opulence, grandeur, and exquisite craftsmanship, has had an enduring impact on Indian attire. The…

Context photo: City Palace viewed across Lake Pichola, Udaipur
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Grand Royal Weddings: Extravagant Nuptials in Indian History

Grand Royal Weddings:  Extravagant Nuptials in Indian History Introduction India has long been known for its rich cultural heritage and extravagant royal traditions, and nothing exemplifies this more than the…

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An Awaraj.com Initiative Indian RoyalFamilies Discover Indian royal families, their dynasties, family histories, palaces and cultural traditions. Explore the people and places preserving India’s royal heritage today. Explore Royal Families…

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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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Bastar Coat of Arms

Bastar was the largest princely state of the Chhattisgarh region, covering about 33,830 square kilometres of forest and plateau in the south-eastern corner of the Central Provinces.

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Dhurwai Coat of Arms

Dhurwai was one of the Hasht-Bhaiya jagirs – the estates of the "Eight Brothers" – a group of small Bundela feudatories near Jhansi under the Bundelkhand Agency of Central India.

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Phaltan Coat of Arms

Phaltan was ruled by the Naik Nimbalkar family; Saibai, first wife of Shivaji, was from this house.

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Jewels of the Royals: The Most Iconic Indian Royal Jewelry

Indian royal jewelry represents a timeless blend of opulence, craftsmanship, and history, showcasing the grandeur of maharajas and emperors through dazzling gems and intricate designs. India’s royal history is adorned…