Maharana Jagat Singh I, Maharana Raj Singh, Maharana Jai ​​Singh, Maharana Amar Singh II

MAHARANA JAGAT SINGH I, MAHARANA RAJ SINGH, MAHARANA JAI SINGH, MAHARANA AMAR SINGH II  : - 

MAHARANA JAGAT SINGH PARTHAM ( I) (1628 - 1652 ) : - 

     1628 AD After the death of Karan Singh, his son Jagat Singh (I) became the ruler of Mewar.

     Maharana Jagat Singh was the first Daani ruler who got the Jagannath Rai (Jagdish) temple (Panchayatan style) constructed in Udaipur.

     During the reign of Jagat Singh, Shah Jahan made the Jagir of Pratapgarh independent from Mewar.

     Rana Jagat Singh completed the Jag Mandir and Jag Mahal which were started during the reign of Maharana Karan Singh.

MAHARANA RAJ SINGH ( 1652 - 1680 ) : - 

      Maharana Raj Singh ascended the throne on October 10, 1652. Maharaja Raj Singh was a brave and courageous ruler who continued the work of repairing the fort of Chittor. 

      which was started by Jagat Singh and strongly opposed Aurangzeb's imposition of Jizya tax on Hindus (2 April 1679) and breaking of idols of Hindu deities and the emperor Did not pay Jizya. 

      He married Chamati, the daughter of Raja Roop Singh of Kishangarh, who was earlier engaged to Aurangzeb, for the protection of religion. Maharana Raj Singh provided shelter and help to Maharaja Ajit Singh of Jodhpur.

      Rana Rajsingh established the idol of Shrinathji in Sihad (Nathdwara) and Dwarkadhish in Jayega Kankroli. 

      Maharana Rajsingh got the lake of Rajsamand Guhil constructed by stopping the Gomti river and engraved the history of Mewar in Sanskrit on 25 big inscriptions on its banks which are called Rajprashasti. Ranchod Bhatt composed a Sanskrit text named 'Rajprashasti'.

MAHARANA JAI SINGH ( 1680 - 1698 ) : -

     Rana Jai ​​Singh got Jaisamand (Dhebar Lake) constructed near Salumber in Udaipur.

     Rana Jaisingh, after fighting with Aurangzeb for some time, finally made a treaty.

MAHARANA AMAR SINGH DIVTIYA ( II ) ( 1698 - 1710 ) : - 

     Rana Amarsingh II freed Jodhpur and Jaipur from the Mughals and helped in getting Ajitsingh and Jaisingh again and established matrimonial relations to tie Marwar, Mewar and Amer in the thread of unity. Married his daughter to Sawai Jai Singh.

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