Person · r. 1621 – 1628

Karan Singh II

Karan Singh II was designated heir by his father Amar Singh I's abdication, succeeded in S. 1677 (A.D. 1621), and died after eight years of tranquil rule, being succeeded by his son Jagat Singh I.

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Mewar — the Sisodia house

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vol. I (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 427 · read as page image Rana Karan Singh II., a.d. 1620-28.—Karan, or Karna (the radiant), succeeded to the last independent king of Mewar, S. 1677, a.d. 1621.
vol. I (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 432 · read as page image Death of Rana Karan Singh.—Rana Karan had enjoyed eight years of perfect tranquillity when he was gathered to his fathers.