Person · r. 1628 – 1652
Jagat Singh I
Jagat Singh I succeeded his father Karan Singh II in S. 1684 (A.D. 1628) and, after a reign devoted to building at Udaipur, was succeeded by the elder of his two sons by a princess of Marwar, Raj Singh.
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- vol. I (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 432 · read as page image
He was succeeded by his son Jagat Singh, 'the lion of the world,' in S. 1684 (a.d. 1628). Rana Jagat Singh I., a.d. 1628-52.—The Emperor Jahangir died shortly after his accession [October 28, 1627], and while Khurram was in exile.