Udaipur Tour

Udaipur - The city of Udaipur is located in the Aravalli mountain range, in the southern state of Rajasthan, northwest India. Located near the end of the Udaipur-Chittor railway, 697 miles north of Mumbai, the city of Udaipur is the capital of the proud state of Mewar. The city is distinguished on a hill about two thousand feet high from sea level and is surrounded by forests. The ancient city is bounded by walls whose trench is carved for protection. It is worth visiting the palace of Maharana, the crown prince, the Sardar Bhavan temple and the Jagannath temple built with various types of stone at the top of the hill. Its reflection falls on Lake Pichola. In the middle of the lake there are two water gardens called Temple Yajna and Jalvas.

Maharana Udai Singh - founded the city of Udaipur in 1559 AD. The city was established with the plan to relocate the capital in a safe place due to continuous Mughal invasions. The city of Udaipur is a city in the province of Rajasthan. The fort here boasts of another story. Its founder was Bappa Rawal, which belonged to the Sisodia dynasty. The princely state of Udaipur (Mewar) was established by the Rajputs of Sisodia in the eighth century.

History - Udaipur is called the city of dawn, which became the capital of the princely state of Udaipur after the conquest of Chittorgarh by Maharana Udai Singh in 1568. Surrounded by walls, the city of Udaipur is situated in a mountain range, in which the palace of Maharana Ji is located, which began to be built in 1570 AD. To the west of Udaipur is Lake Pichola, in which there are two small islands and marble palaces, in one of which Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan (reigned 1628-58 AD) took refuge in the rebellion against his father Jahangir before Sit on the throne.

After the death of Maharana Uday Singh in 1572 AD, his son Pratap was crowned. In those days he was the only ruler who did not accept the subjection of the Mughals. The fierce battle of Haldighati between Maharana Pratap and the Mughal emperor Akbar is famous for protecting the homeland. This war was not fought with any expansion of religion, caste or empire, but only to protect the pride and pride of the country.

King Mansingh of the Maurya dynasty - gave this fort to Bappa Rawal, the ancestor of the Maharajas of Udaipur, who was his nephew. It was here that Bappa Rawal became the capital of the kings of Mewar, which remained in this form until the settlement of Udaipur in the 16th century. The princely state of Udaipur (Mewar) was established by the Rajputs of Sisodia in the eighth century. Later, this dynasty resisted Muslim invasions for a long time. In the 18th century, this state faced internal divisions and invasions of Maratha and in 1818 AD it was under British rule. In 1948, it merged with the state of Rajasthan.

Mewar - Mewar was a princely state in south central Rajasthan. Mewar was also known as the state of Udaipur. In this, the districts of modern India were Udaipur, Bhilwara, Rajsamand and Chittorgarh. The Rajputs ruled here for hundreds of years and were ruled by the kings Gahlaut and Sisodia for 1200 years. In 1303 AD, Alauddin Khilji defeated Ratan Singh, the ruler of the Gehlot dynasty of Mewar and annexed Mewar to the Sultanate of Delhi. Hammirdev of the 'Sisodia dynasty', a branch of the Gahlaut dynasty, conquered Chittor in the time of Muhammad Tughlaq and freed Mewar. After Hammadev's death in 1378 AD, his son Kshetrasinh (1378-1405 AD) ascended to the throne of Mewar. After Kshetra Singh, his son Lakkha Singh ascended the throne in 1405 AD. After the death of Lakkha Singh, his son Mokal became king in 1418 AD. Mokal gave refuge to scholars called Kaviraj Bani Vilas and Yogeshwar. During his reign, famous craftsmen named Manna, Phanna and Vishal were found taking refuge. Mokal renovated many temples and also built a parakeet around the Ekling temple. He was killed during a campaign against the ruler of Gujarat. After his death in 1431 AD, Rana Kumbha ascended to the throne of Mewar. A Maratha chief named Ambaji only collected almost two crore rupees from Mewar.