Sawai Jagat Singh, Ram Singh II, Maharaja Madho Singh II, Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II

SAWAI JAGAT SINGH (1804 – 1818 ) : - 

      During the reign of Jagat Singh, the war of Gingoli between Jaipur and Jodhpur's Alwar (1807 AD) took place regarding Krishna Kumari, the daughter of Udaipur Maharana Bhim Singh, in which Jaipur's army was victorious.  Troubled by the invasion of Marathas and Pindaris, Sawai Jagat Singh made a treaty with the East India Company in 1818 and died on December 21, 1818.  

   After the death of Sawai Jagat Singh, his minor son Jai Singh became the third ruler, who in 1835 AD.  Ruled until .

RAM SINGH DIVTIYA( II ) (1835 – 1880 ) : - 

    After the death of Jai Singh III, his minor son Ram Singh became the king at the age of only 16 months.

    The administration of Jaipur was handled by the British till he became an adult.  1843 AD  I came as Lord Ludlow administrator.

     He banned social evils like sati system, slave system, female slaughter and dowry system.  Ram Singh II gave the city of Jaipur to the Prince of Wales.  1876 ​​to welcome Albert  I got painted with pink color (actual color ocher).  1876 ​​AD  In memory of Prince of Wales Albert, the foundation stone of Albert Hall was laid in Jaipur.  

    Ram Singh II got the 'Madrasa Hunari' (Maharaja's School of Art) constructed in Jaipur.

    The second name of this organization was 'Tasveeran Ro Karkhano'.

MAHARAJA MADHO SINGH DIVTIYA( II ) (1880 – 1922 ) : -

    Madho Singh II, the adopted son of Ram Singh II in 1880 AD.  I became the ruler of Jaipur.

    Madho Singh welcomed Madan Mohan Malaviya in Jaipur and helped Rs 5 lakh for the establishment of Banaras Hindu University.

MAHARAJA SAWAI MAN SINGH DIVTIYA( II ) : - 

     1922 AD  Mansingh II, the adopted son of Madho Singh II, became the ruler of Jaipur.

     Mansingh II was made the Rajpramukh (first and only) of the unified Rajasthan after independence.  Sawai Mansingh became the first ambassador of India in Paris (France).

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