Maharana Jagat Singh I

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Maharana Jagat Singh I was a 17th-century ruler of the Mewar kingdom in Rajasthan, India, known for his patronage of architecture and the arts.

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Maharana Jagat Singh I canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maharana of Mewar
human
ruler
associatedWith Jagmandir on Lake Pichola
Lake Pichola
birthYear 1607
capital Udaipur
conflict Mughal–Mewar relations in the 17th century
country India
deathYear 1652
dynasty Sisodia dynasty
era 17th century
ethnicGroup Rajput
linked to: Rajputs
father Maharana Karan Singh II
governmentForm monarchy
house Sisodia
knownFor strengthening fortifications of Mewar
supporting temple construction
languageOfCourt Hindi
Rajasthani
monarchOf Mewar
nobleFamily House of Mewar
notableFor construction of palaces in Udaipur
patronage of architecture
patronage of the arts
notableProject development of island palaces on Lake Pichola
notableWork Jagmandir Island Palace
linked to: Jag Island Palace

additions to the City Palace, Udaipur
partOf Rajput kingdoms
patronage architecture in Udaipur
painting in Mewar school of art
placeOfRule Udaipur
positionHeld Maharana of Mewar
predecessor Maharana Karan Singh II
realm Kingdom of Mewar
linked to: Chittor kingdom

Rajasthan
region Rajasthan
regionOfInfluence northwestern India
reignEnd 1652
reignStart 1628
religion Hinduism
residence Udaipur
styleOfArchitecturePatronized Mughal-influenced Rajput architecture
Rajput architecture
successor Maharana Raj Singh I
title Maharana

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Jag Mandir builtBy Maharana Jagat Singh I
Jagdish Temple builtBy Maharana Jagat Singh I