- Look up Rat****, Rathod, or hi:राठौर in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Rat**** or
Rathod may
refer Rat**** dynasty, a
dynasty of
India Rat**** (Rajput...
- the
effective end of
pastoral lifestyle. By mid-sixteenth century, the
Rathors had a firm hold over
entire Rajasthan. All
these while,
multiple matrimonial...
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Koovarji Karsan Rathor, Rai
Saheb (1898–1976) was a
Kutchi railway &
civil contractor,
businessman &
philanthropist from Cuttack, India. He was born to...
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Hindi News Rajasthan: A
Mosaic of
Culture Reu, Vishveshwarnath,
Marwar Ka Itihas, Part 1, p104 The
Mertiyo Rathors of Merto, Rajasthan. Vol. II. p. 20....
- 30.
Kumbha has been
deliberately ****igned a
young age to
glorify Ranmal Rathor and to give him all the
earlier achievement of
Maharana Kumbha. In reality...
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Rathor is a
village in the
Punjab province. It is
located at 30°52'30N 74°17'50E with an
altitude of 178
metres (587 feet).
Location of
Rathor - Falling...
- Marwar. Saran,
Richard О.; Ziegler,
Norman Р., eds. (2001). The Meṛtīyo
Rāṭhoṛs of Meṛto, Rājasthān:
Select translations bearing on the
history of a Rajpūt...
- Ajit
Singh Rat**** (19
February 1679 – 24 June 1724) was a
ruler of
Marwar region in the present-day
Rajasthan and a son of
Jaswant Singh Rat****. He also...
- court. The
harsh terms of the
peace treaty angered many of the
Rathors, with the
Rathor nobility claiming, "Our
noses have been cut off by the Kachhawas...
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Great Indian.
Cambridgr University Press. p. 76. ISBN 9781107080317. the
Rathor strongholds came
under attack from the
Delhi Sultanate especially as Nagaur...
