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| Panorama of Nawalgarh town, temples, wells and havellies |
The “GOPAS” cowherd friends of Lord Krishna |
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| A scene from far-off Calcutta |
A row of horses in a procession |
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| Lord Krishna subdues the “KALIYA” serpent …The wives of the serpent beg for mercy |
Lord Shiva and Parvati on their bull Nandi |
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| A British gentleman, in his sober
colours, with his dog in “colourful Rajasthan” |
An “APSARA” angel |
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| Lord Christ in a Shekhawati havelli, the home of a Hindu Marwari merchant!! |
Caretaker of a haveli hand grinding millet for his “chappaties”
Notice porous earthenware water container |
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| Henna Painting on the palms of a guest by a Rajasthani woman at the Roop Niwas Palace, Nawalgarh |
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While at Roop Niwas palace, there is a possibility to see the ancient handwritten manuscript horse manual,
“SALHOTRA”,a family inheritance.
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| Shri Devendra and Durga Singh examining the Salhotra. |
Illustrations are in form of paintings. The red lines show the sentence endings. Notice the serial numbers in sentence form |
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| The horse is believed to be “Surya-putra” offspring of the Sun God |
Illustrations of horse types |
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| The Salhotra is written in Rajasthani which is a dialect of Hindi |
The Sun God in his chariot |
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| A Marwari Stallion |
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If you want to experience the above.
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