Aamer's Kutchha Dynasty
Founder - Dholarai (Duleherai Tejashan)
Capital-dasa
Kokildev - Aamer in capital of 1207 AD
Narwar (Naruka), Shekha (Shekhawat) founded Shekhawati.
In the eastern part of Rajasthan, where the river flows, the area is known as Dhudhad. Here, in 1137 AD, Dalharai founded the caste caste. In 1612 AD, in this article, this lineage has been called Rudhavansh Tilak. In 1170 AD, Dulhayya was killed in a battle with Meenu, then his son Kokil Dev became the next ruler. In 1207 AD, Kokil Dev snatched Aamer from the Means and made it his capital, which was the Capital of the Sohara Dynasty for the next 520 years.
In the Khanva war of 1527, Prithviraj Kachwaha joined Rana Saya against Babar. The ruler of Akbar's contemporary Kashhawar dynasty was Bharmal.
Bharmal
Mansingh (1589-1614)
Birth - December 6, 1550, policy of cooperation with giants
Death - 6 July 1614, Akbar named Farjand
One of Akbar's innovations in Ilchpur was one.
During the time of Akbar, he was founder of the Mughals at the Battle of Haldighati on 18 June 1576. During the reign of Bengal, the temple of Sheeladevi was established from Kedararai and built Shashimala Temple in Ammer area. In Aamer, Jampuramgarh fort was established. On the death of his son Jagatsingh, Mansingh's wife Kanakavati constructed Jagatshirammani temple at Aemar. This temple has the same image of Krishna. Whose mera bai worshiped Mansingh's sister Manbai was married to Jahangir who gave birth to Khusraj.
Dispute between Khusro and Jahangir and Manabai committed suicide due to Jahangir's drinking alcoholic beverages. Mansingh's court poet - Pandarik Bittal, the famous writer of Hya Barhath Mansingh - composed ragamjari racha chandradaya, Nartan decision, Chuni Prakash.
Muraridas - Manaprakash
Jagannath - Mansingh Kirti Muktawali
Dalpat Raj-letter commendation and Pawan West
Establishment of Manpur city in Bihar and Akbar Nagar in Bengal
Mansingh's introduction to Akbar was in 1562 AD.
By 1562-1614, Akbar was in service.
Akbar sent Mansingh to Maharana Pratap in June 1573.
In 1585 Mansingh became the subah of Kabul.
Bihar's subedar in 1587
Jai Singh first
Mizarajara Jaysingh-1621-1666
Jahangir, Shahnehaha, Aurangzeb served the three Mughal emperors.
After Mansingh, for some time, his brother Bhavsingh became the ruler. He died in 1621 AD. Then Jai Singh, son of Mansingh First, sat on the throne of First Ammer. When he was 11, he served three Mughal rulers. In 1658 CE, Shah Jahan gave the title of Mirza Raja to Jai Singh, there was a conflict of succession among the four sons of Shashah jahan. Jai Singh supported Aurangzeb.
In 1664 CE, Jai Singh was sent against Shivaji. In 1665 AD, Jai Singh defeated Shivaji and made a treaty of Purandar. In this treaty, Shivaji has to give 23 of his 35 durgas to the Mughals.
In 1666 AD, on the request of Aurangzeb, Jaysingh first gave his son Ram Singh the poison by which Jai Singh died at a place called Burhanpur.
Ammer's fatherhood - Ram Singh first
Bihari Lal-Bihari Satusai (compilation of 713 Doho)
Ram Kavi - Jaisingh Character
Jairad fort built in Amer
Nickname
Jayaban Cannon - Asia's Largest Cannon
Jai Singh II
Name of childhood - Chimana ji
Aurangzeb established the title of Sawaii in Jaipur in 1727.
Architect of Jaipur - Vidyadhar Bhattacharya 1857 Ram Singh II painted Jaipur in pink color.
Jaipur - On the arrival of Pris Albert.
Established five municipalities
They are known by the name of Jantar-Mantar.
- Delhi-1724
- Jaipur -1728 (biggest ever) UNESCO kept in World Heritage List in 2010.
- Mathura
- Ujjain
- Banaras (Waranasi)
Sawai Jai Singh - Jaisingh Karika, Persian Translation - Djjej Muhammad Shahi Shahi
In modern times, Sawai Jai Singh organized the ancient Ashwamegh Yagya.
Most Ashwamedh Yagya in Indian history was done by Mayur Sherman, ruler of Kadabavansh. Death of Sawai Jai Singh in 1743 AD
Ishwar Singh
| Sawai Jai Singh (Wife) | |
| Suraj Kunwar Marwar | Chandrakwari Mewar |
According to Devari Settlement, the son born from Chandrunvwari was to be made the ruler of Aamer but Ishwari Singh was born first from Suraj Kuvari. Chandrakwari gave birth to Madhosinh.
Therefore, in the year 1743 Ishwar Singh became the ruler of the Hana, but Madho Singh presented his claim. As a result, the battle of Rajmahal was fought between two in 1743.
There were Marathas with Madhonsinh. Ishwari Singh was defeated. Ishwari Singh has constructed Eisalat / Saragasuli in Jaipur. It is in the form of a victory timepiece. The criminals were sentenced to death here. This is the painting picture of Ishwari Singh, created by the painter Sahabram. Ishvari Singh committed suicide by becoming disturbed by Madhodasinh in 1750 AD.