The Rajputana Gazetteer, volume 2
The Rajputana Gazetteer, volume 2
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Frincvpal Totvm. — ^ijtnber, a very ancient city now crum- , bling to ruins, was formerly the capital of "^ '• the Jaipur State. Nothing is known in Digitized by Google ( 165 ) regard to the earlier history of Amber; but, in A.D. 1037, the Kaehhwdha Rdjptits, shortly after obtaining a footing in this part of the country, conquered Amber from the king of the Susawat Minas, the head of the Mina confederation, after a long and protracted struggle. The seat of Rdjpiit power was thereupon transferre...d from Kho to Amber, which became the capital of the coimtry, and gaine the name to the State. ]VIany concessions were made to the Susawat Minas : villages in the immediate neighbourhood were given to them, and they only were to guard the Rdjp^t citadel and treasury, &c., — ^rights which they still enjoy. Amber continued to be the capital of the State tUl A.D.
1728, when the seat of power was transferred by the celebrated Siwai Jai Singh II, who foimded the present capital, called Jaipur after him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frincvpal Totvm. — ^ijtnber, a very ancient city now crum- , bling to ruins, was formerly the capital of "^ '• the Jaipur State. Nothing is known in Digitized by Google ( 165 ) regard to the earlier history of Amber; but, in A.D. 1037, the Kaehhwdha Rdjptits, shortly after obtaining a footing in this part of the country, conquered Amber from the king of the Susawat Minas, the head of the Mina confederation, after a long and protracted struggle. The seat of Rdjpiit power was thereupon transferre...d from Kho to Amber, which became the capital of the coimtry, and gaine the name to the State. ]VIany concessions were made to the Susawat Minas : villages in the immediate neighbourhood were given to them, and they only were to guard the Rdjp^t citadel and treasury, &c., — ^rights which they still enjoy. Amber continued to be the capital of the State tUl A.D.
1728, when the seat of power was transferred by the celebrated Siwai Jai Singh II, who foimded the present capital, called Jaipur after him.
What to read after The Rajputana Gazetteer, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rajputana (Agency) to read onlineMoreLess
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