The History Of The Rajasthan Royal State Of India.

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The city of Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan, the largest state of India. Jaipur is also called Pink City. Jaipur was founded by Sawai Jaisingh, Maharaja of Amer.

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Jaipur is famous for its rich architectural tradition, rich culture and historical significance. The city is surrounded on three sides by the Aravalli ranges.

The city of Jaipur is identified by the pink holpuri stones in its palaces and old houses, which are characteristic of its urethra. Maharaja Sawai Ramsingh decorated the whole of Jaipur in pink to welcome Crown Prince Albert of England and Prince Elizabeth of England. The city has been called the Pink City ever since. The city was named Jaipur after Raja Jai Singh II. Jaipur is also a part of India's Golden Triangle. This golden triangle comes from Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, after seeing its position on the map of India, ie place, it takes the form of a triangle. For this reason, they are called the Golden Triangle of India, the Indian Golden Triangle. The distance from the capital Delhi to Jaipur is 280 kilometers.

The city is surrounded by walls and fences with seven doors to enter. Later, other gates, called the "New Gate", were built. The entire city is divided into six parts and divided by roads 111 feet (37 m) wide. Five parts surround the central region on the eastern, southern and western sides, and a sixth is located in the east. The Hawad Mahal complex, organized gardens and a small lake in the Prasad part. Nahargarh fort on the hill on the northwest side of the old city looks like the crown of the city. Apart from this, there is also a legal school, Jantar Mantar, Jaipur, built by Sawai Jaisingh in the central part.

Jaipur is counted among the most planned and organized cities by modern urban planners. The architect of this city, Vidyadhar Bhattacharya, is named among the most talented architects of the country. During the British rule it was ruled by the Rajput rulers of the Kachhwaha community. The city started expanding in the 19th century when its population was 1,900,00 which has now increased to 22,38,3120 according to 2001 figures and 31.1 lakhs after 2012. The main industries here include import-export of metal, marble, textile-printing, hand-art, gems and jewelery and tourism-industry etc. Jaipur is also called Paris of India. It is said about the Vastu of this city that measure the city with yarn, there will not be even a difference of hair in the measure.

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According to archeology, the history of Rajasthan starts from the period around one lakh years ago today, man lived mainly on the banks of the Banas River or on the banks of the rivers across the Aravalli. Primitive humans were always moving from one place to another in search of food with the help of their stone tools, some specimens of these tools have been found around Bairath, Raidh and Bhangarh. In ancient times, north-western Rajasthan was not as rugged as it is today. Vast rivers like Saraswati and Drishdwati flowed through this region. Cultures such as Harappa, 'Gray-Ware' and Rangmahal flourished in these river valleys. The excavations done here have revealed a developed city civilization five thousand years old, especially near Kalibanga. The Harappan, 'gray-ware' and Rangmahal cultures were spread over a large area of Rajasthan up to hundreds of kilometers south.

There is evidence that the region was divided into several small republics before the fourth century BCE. Two of these republics, Malwa and Sivi, were so powerful that they forced Alexander the Great to return from Punjab to Sindh. At that time, northern Bikaner had the right of a Yudhiyat, a republican warrior clan. The Matsya mentioned in the Mahabharata ruled over a large part of eastern Rajasthan and Jaipur. Bairath, then called 'Viratnagar', was his capital, 80 km north of Jaipur. The antiquity of the region can also be traced to the two inscriptions of Ashoka and the ruins of the fourth fifth century Buddhist monastery.

Bharatpur, Dholpur and Karauli were then part of Sursen district, whose capital was Mathura. Many post-Mauryan sculptures and utensils have been found in excavations at the place called Noh in Bharatpur. It is known from the inscriptions that in the Kushan period and the post-Kushan third century, northern and central Rajasthan was a very rich region. The ancient republics of Rajasthan restored themselves and became part of the Republic of Malwa. The Republic of Malwa was quite autonomous and prosperous before the invasion of the Huns. Finally, in the sixth century, under the leadership of Toraman, the Hunas plundered the region and captured Malwa. But then Yashodharman defeated the Huns and the influence of Gupta dynasty was restored in South Eastern Rajasthan. In the seventh century, the old republics gradually began to establish themselves as independent states. Of these, Gurjratra was the main state of western Rajasthan under Mewar and Gurjars by Chittor Gubilas during the time of the Mauryas.

Due to frequent foreign invasions, a mixed culture was developing here. In the eyes of orthodox Hindus, something needed to be done to prevent this desecration. After the death of Harsha in 647, in the absence of any strong central power, many situations were handled locally. Under these compulsions, the caste system became even more rigid under the new local leadership.

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