While the Bharatpur fort was built in a fairly traditional style, at Dig the jats built an elaborate garden palace combining styles seen at:
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the Bharatpur fort was built in a fairly traditional style, at Dig the jats built an elaborate garden palace combining styles seen at Amber and Agra
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The kingdom of Bharatpur emerged as a strong state under Suraj Mal. Many of the city's notables took refuge in Bharatpur when Nadir Shah sacked Delhi in 1739. His son Jawahir Shah, who had 30000 troops of his own, managed to hire another 20000 Maratha and 15000 Sikhs to fight the Mughals. The Bharatpur fort was built in a fairly traditional style.Here, the Jats built an elaborate garden palace combining styles seen at Amber and Agra. Its buildings were modelled on architectural forms which were first associated with royalty under Shah Jahan.
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