Patwa family

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The Patwa family was a wealthy merchant clan in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, historically known for their opulent trading fortunes that funded the construction of the famous Patwon Ki Haveli.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf business clan
merchant family
architecturalLegacy Patwon Ki Haveli complex
associatedWith Jaisalmer Fort
Jaisalmer caravan trade
linked to: Jaisalmer

Patwon Ki Haveli cluster of five havelis
linked to: Patwon Ki Haveli

Patwon Ki Haveli first haveli
basedIn Jaisalmer
businessType family-owned trading firm
contributedTo urban development of Jaisalmer
country India
culturalSignificance symbol of Jaisalmer’s mercantile prosperity
economicActivity trade
ethnicGroup Marwari
linked to: Marwari people
fundedConstructionOf Patwon Ki Haveli
heritageStatusOfLegacy protected monument
tourist attraction in Jaisalmer
historicalRole prominent merchant community in Jaisalmer
householdStructure joint family system
influenced local economy of Jaisalmer
knownFor Patwon Ki Haveli
opulent lifestyle
wealthy trading activities
language Marwari language
Rajasthani
legacy architectural heritage in Rajasthan
example of merchant patronage in pre-colonial India
occupation merchants
patronOf Jain temples
local arts and crafts
region Thar Desert
religion Jainism
socialClass Bania community
state Rajasthan
timePeriod 18th century
19th century
tradeNetwork Indo-Central Asian trade routes
Indo-Persian trade routes
Thar Desert caravan routes

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Patwon Ki Haveli namedAfter Patwa family