рљрѕрїрёсџ рірёрґрµрѕ D0 B6 D0 B5 D0 Bd D1 81 D0 Ba D0 B8 D0о Mirza raja jai singh i (15 july 1611 – 28 august 1667) was the senior most general (" mirza raja ") and a high ranking mansabdar at the imperial court of mughal empire as well as the kachwaha ruler of the kingdom of amber (later called jaipur). his predecessor was his grand uncle, mirza raja bhau singh, the younger son of mirza raja man singh i. 1. mirza raja jai singh had signed the treaty of purandar and among one of the clauses, king shivaji had to surrender his son prince sambhaji as a ‘mansabdar’ under the mughals as a token of loyalty to the sultanate. after which mirza raja convinced shivaji maharaj to meet aurangzeb in delhi as a gesture of friendship among the two kingdoms. 2.
D0 Bd D0 Bd D0 Be D1 81 D0 Be D0 B2 D0 Be D0 Raja jai singh 1. raja jai singh i, also known as mirza raja jai singh, was a prominent rajput ruler of the kingdom of amber (present day jaipur) during the early 17th century. he was born in 1611 and ascended to the throne in 1621, succeeding his father, raja man singh i. jai singh i was known for his diplomatic skills and military prowess. In the legend of shivaji, a central place is occupied by the letter shivaji wrote to mirza raja jai singh, when the latter had been dispatched by the emperor to end the former’s reign of anarchy. the letter, written in persian, talks at length about how shivaji was astonished at how jai singh, a hindu, was willing to wage war against a fellow. Sawai jai singh. sawai jai singh ii (3 november 1688 – 21 september 1743), was the 29th kachwaha rajput ruler of the kingdom of amber, who later founded the fortified city of jaipur and made it his capital. he became the ruler of amber at the age of 11, after the untimely death of his father, mirza raja bishan singh, on 31 december 1699. [4]. It was imperative for chhatrapati shivaji maharaj to maintain the pretence of submissiveness towards mirza raja, jai singh i to effect the famous treaty of purandar on 11 june 1665. it was quite clear that mirza raja was favourably disposed towards maharaj and sanguine about a permanent understanding between aurangzeb and maharaj.
D0 Bf D0 Bf D0 B1 D0 B0 D0 B6 D0 Be D0 B2о Sawai jai singh. sawai jai singh ii (3 november 1688 – 21 september 1743), was the 29th kachwaha rajput ruler of the kingdom of amber, who later founded the fortified city of jaipur and made it his capital. he became the ruler of amber at the age of 11, after the untimely death of his father, mirza raja bishan singh, on 31 december 1699. [4]. It was imperative for chhatrapati shivaji maharaj to maintain the pretence of submissiveness towards mirza raja, jai singh i to effect the famous treaty of purandar on 11 june 1665. it was quite clear that mirza raja was favourably disposed towards maharaj and sanguine about a permanent understanding between aurangzeb and maharaj. Mirza raja jai singh and jaswant singh were the most trusted, highest ranking nobles. prof athar ali’s study reveals that non muslims in the nobility, in absolute numbers as well as in terms of proportion, instead of declining, rose from about 22 per cent in 1658 78 to 31.6 per cent during 1679 1701,” says moosvi. Aurangzeb recalled him and deputed raja jai singh to deal with the marathas. jai singh forced shivaji to sign the treaty of purandar by which he surrendered three fourth of his territory and forts and also promised to pay personal homage to the emperor. shivaji visited agra in 1666 ad where he was virtually imprisoned.
D0 Bf D0 Be D0 B2 D0 Be D0 Bb D0 B6 D1 81 Mirza raja jai singh and jaswant singh were the most trusted, highest ranking nobles. prof athar ali’s study reveals that non muslims in the nobility, in absolute numbers as well as in terms of proportion, instead of declining, rose from about 22 per cent in 1658 78 to 31.6 per cent during 1679 1701,” says moosvi. Aurangzeb recalled him and deputed raja jai singh to deal with the marathas. jai singh forced shivaji to sign the treaty of purandar by which he surrendered three fourth of his territory and forts and also promised to pay personal homage to the emperor. shivaji visited agra in 1666 ad where he was virtually imprisoned.
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