Mewar
Americannoun
noun
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In the 1870s, Sajjan Singh, the teenage ruler of the Mewar region in western India, ordered the construction of a marble palace on a rugged hill above the lake city of Udaipur.
From Seattle Times
The work, which shows a prize stallion being presented to the maharana of Mewar in Udaipur, Rajasthan, was painted in 1845-1846 by an artist known as Tara.
From Washington Post
The Kingdom of Mewar, which was located in what is today known as the northern Indian state of Rajasthan, fell to the continent-bestriding Mughal Empire in the early 1600s.
From New York Times
In one anonymous portrait, the highlight of “The Frenetic and Bold Style from the Kingdom of Mewar” at Kapoor Galleries, the 19th-century Mewar ruler Bhim Singh rides an enormous white steed with red-rimmed, almost human eyes.
From New York Times
This part of the drawing depicts the famous city palace where once the maharanas of Mewar lived.
From The Guardian
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