India during maharaja's reign part 1

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For a long time, Kapurthala city was one of the states controlled by Great Britain. Maharajas were obliged to cede control of their politics and economy to Great Britain.

Jagatjit Singh’s palace
On the corner of the street, you might notice an extravagant building. It is worth discovering more about this construction and its creator, Jagatjit Singh. Jagatjit Singh was a warrior Sikh who loved France greatly and, to prove it, he offered Indian soldiers to serve in the French army during the Great War. Inspired by French construction during his travels in Europe, he wanted to create a palace for his royal image. That’s the reason you can find French architecture in the middle of nowhere . An Indian story of love took place within the palace walls. In fact, during his travels in Europe, Raja Jagatjit Singh fell in love with a Spanish dancer, Anita Delgado, who became his fifth wife. Just imagine the atmosphere among all the Raja's concubines and wives!
Just imagine, famous people wanted to be here because kapurthala was glorious. Influenced by Europe, the Raja’s family spoke English and French, and wore saris supplied from France. A stranger who had a meeting with the Raja would be impressed by the clothes of the royal court. All the principal Indian people wearing beautiful and colorful clothes in cotton, completely covered with gold thread. All the patterns on the fabric piece mean something. For example, a peacock signifies beauty.

During your walk down the main street, just remember you are on an ancient royal road paid for by Raja Jagatjit Singh. What an honour! The main street was used by the Raja to parade between the birds of prey. If you don't  pay attention, you could be confronted by an elephant with a giant solid silver seat and a nice raja.

Panch Mandir Temple

This sanctuary of Hinduism was built during the reign of Sardar Fateh Singh Ahluwalia (1801-1837). You must know that it is one of the few Hindu temples to have its replica in one of the Museums in Lahore, Pakistan. This temple is surprising for the tourist. Actually, we can speak of a temple complex, because it contains five small temples surrounding the main dome in the center. And the architect had a great idea: he constructed the sanctuary in such way that devotees can see all the temples from the entry door and pay obeisance to all.

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