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...onal residence of Man Singh's still more famous successor on the throne of Amber, the great astronomer Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh. He built an observatory her

...that his patron, whom he calls Jai Shah, Raja Jai Singh I (1611-1667), of Amber, near Jaipur, during the reigns of the emperors [[Jahangir]], [[Shah Jahan]

...f a faithful wife. She is said to have been the queen of Raja Biharimal of Amber. She was the mother of the famous Raja Bhagwan Das, by whom the monument wa

..., was faced all round with stone, early last century, by Sawai Jay Sinh of Amber, but a great part of the masonry is now much dilapidated. In its centre is ...i-deva, erected during the tolerant reign of Akbar by Raja Bhagawan Das of Amber on a site long previously occupied by a succession of humbler fanes. It con

...Mahrattas. At his accession, Amber consisted only of the three parganas of Amber, Deosa, and Barsao, as the Shaikhawats had made themselves independent and

A little later, Jay Sinh of Amber was commissioned by the two Saiyids, then in power at Delhi, to reduce the ...y equality ; but he received warning from Jaypur that if he passed through Amber territory on his return, it would be considered a hostile aggression. As th

...separate appanage, which, collectively, is known as the twelve kothris of Amber. Raja Man Sinh, the founder of the temple, was his great-grandson.<br /> ...ir, he had living one son, Bhao Sinh, who succeeded him upon the throne of Amber, and died in 1621, A.D. <ref>Vide Professor Blochmann's Ain-j-Akbari, p. 34

...Ji, about the year 1550 A.D.; Jay Sinh-pura, founded by Sawae Jay Sinh of Amber about the year 1720 A.D. Kesopur, so ‘ called from the famous temple of K

...quiet long; and in 1718 it was found necessary to commission Jai Singh of Amber to reduce them. Jai Singh invested the forts of Thun and Sinsini, but after

...ionally reported to have come at some remote, but unspecified, period from Amber, and to have established his family at the village of Kota, whence it sprea

...Jasraj, is traditionally reported to have come at some remote period from Amber, and to have established his family at the village of Kota, whence it sprea