Raja Udai Singh of Marwar

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Raja Udai Singh of Marwar was a prominent 16th-century Rathore ruler of the Marwar region in present-day Rajasthan, known for consolidating his kingdom amid intense Mughal-Rajput power struggles.

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Raja Udai Singh of Marwar canonical 1
Raja of Marwar 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16th-century monarch
Historical figure
King of Marwar
Rajput ruler
Rathore ruler
Ruler
associatedWith Marwar region
Rathore clan
linked to: Rathore Rajputs
centuryActive 16th century
conflictContext Mughal expansion into Rajputana
countryInPresentDay India
culture Rajput culture
dynasty Rathore dynasty
ethnicity Rajput
linked to: Rajputs
governmentForm Hereditary monarchy
historicalRegion Rajputana
linked to: Rajputana Agency
house House of Rathore
linked to: Rathore dynasty
knownFor consolidating the kingdom of Marwar
ruling during Mughal–Rajput power struggles
name Udai Singh
notableRole Regional power in western Rajasthan
politicalContext Expansion of the Mughal Empire in North India
Mughal–Rajput relations
presentDayRegion Rajasthan
realmType Rajput kingdom
regionRuled Marwar
religion Hinduism
sovereignType Feudal monarch
territorialBase Western Rajasthan
title Raja of Marwar

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Rathore dynasty notableRuler Raja Udai Singh of Marwar
Raja Udai Singh of Marwar title Raja of Marwar
linked to: Raja Udai Singh of Marwar