Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v1.c20.s5.122

v1.c20.s5.122

¹ It must have been here that Sultan Khurram visited the Rana. The remains of this palace, about half a mile without the city wall (north), on a cluster of hills, are yet in existence. It was built by Udai Singh on the banks of a lake, under which are gardens and groves, where the author had the Rana’s permission to pitch his tents in the hottest months. [When Khurram was in revolt against his father, he stayed at first in the Rāna’s palace; but as his followers little respected Rājput prejudices, he removed to the Jag-mandir, and the island became his home till shortly before his father’s death (Erskine ii. A. 109).]