Person · r. 1710 – 1734
Sangram Singh II
Sangram Singh II succeeded Amar Singh II as Rana of Mewar in 1710, the year Crooke's bracketed correction gives against Tod's own stated 1716.
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- vol. I (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 472 · read as page image
Rana Sangram Singh II., a.d. 1710-34.—Sangram Singh (the lion of battle) succeeded; a name renowned in the annals of Mewar, being that of the opponent of the founder of the Moguls.
- vol. I (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 471 · read as page image
he died in a.d. 1716 [1710], leaving the reputation of an active and high-minded prince