- Sheo
Singh was the
Rawal of
Samode and
Diwan of Jaipur.
Following the
death of his father,
Bairi Sal, in 1838, he
succeeded him as the
Rawal of Samode...
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University of
Chicago Press, ISBN 0226422798
Satija JJHU, D. C.; Singh, D.;
Nathawat, S. S.; Sharma, V. (1981), "A
psychiatric study of
patients attending Mahendipur...
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Rawat Megh
Singhji Rajawat,
Abhey Singhji Rajawat,
Ranjeet Singhji Nathawat of Chomu,
Duleh Singhji Ladkhani of Kachariyawas, Raja
Bahadur Singhji...
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Rajasthan in north-western India.
Mundota was a
Double Tazmi Jagir of the
Nathawat clan of the
Kachwaha dynasty, the
rulers of Jaipur. The
palace was built...
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court at
Jaipur in the late 18th
century Khangarot, R.S., and P.S.
Nathawat (1990). Jaigarh- The
invincible Fort of
Amber Topsfield, A. (1994). Indian...
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Nathawat (1990). Jaigarh, the
invincible fort of Amer. RBSA Publishers. pp. 8–9...
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December 2017.
Retrieved 14
February 2023. R. S. Khangarot; P. S.
Nathawat (1
January 1990). Jaigarh, the
invincible fort of Amber. RBSA Publishers...
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Thakur Jodhsingh Nathawat †
Thakur Gulab Singh †
Ramsingh Nathawat †
Sawai Singh Rat**** †
Shyam Singh of Masuda †
Nirbhaisingh Nathawat †
Naresingh of...
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Hindu refugees from
nearby Thar
regions of Sindh. IAS
Pratap Singh Nathawat is the
District Collector of
Jaisalmer District.
Jaisalmer district has...
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Kalanath Shastry,
Manjunath Smriti Sansthan, Jaipur. Khangarot, R.S.,
Nathawat, P.S. (1990) Jaigarh- The
Invincible Fort of Amer. RBSA Publishers, Jaipur...
