Person · r. 1700 – 1710
Amar Singh II
Amar Singh II, son of Jai Singh, rebelled against his father and was reconciled by a treaty at the shrine of Eklinga before succeeding him as Rana in S. 1756 (A.D. 1700), dying in A.D. 1710.
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- vol. I (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 460 · read as page image
Rana Amar Singh II., a.d. 1698-1710.—Amra II., who succeeded in S. 1756 (a.d. 1700), had much of the gallantry and active turn of mind of his illustrious namesake.
- vol. I (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 471 · read as page image
Death of Rana Amar Singh.—This treaty was the last act of Rana Amra's life; he died in a.d. 1716 [1710], leaving the reputation of an active and high-minded prince, who well upheld his station and the prosperity of his country.