The hundreds of years old Rathore palace still stood strong with pride in . The architecture reflects a blend of historical styles, to more contemporary designs, showcasing the palace's rich heritage, the bricks of the palace told volumes, it has seen and endured so much from seeing the wars, conflict to many more things but it still stood there reflecting the same image of Rathore's family.
Tall, majestic columns frame the entrance, leading to a grand set of double doors, embellished with gold leaf or ornate handles. Above the entrance, large windows provide a glimpse into the opulent interiors, with drapes that hint at the luxurious decor within.
Surrounding the palace, beautiful manicured gardens stretch out, having vibrant flower beds, symmetrical hedges, and perhaps a fountain or two, adding to the serene atmosphere. Pathways lined with statues or ornamental trees invite the birds to admire the beauty of the grounds as the workers feed them grains.
The royal palace serves as a cultural landmark, It stands as a testament to the history and authority of the ruling family.
And here resides the most prominent and the royal family of Rajasthan, The Rathores
Consisting of nine existing members.
[The one with pictures is how I imagine them to be, and the one who doesn't have a picture they will get in the future]
[Dhananjaya Kumar Rathore- ~75 ~The mukhiya of the family and the king of Jaipur.
Gulab Dhananjaya Rathore- ~69 ~a woman who was saved from child marriage by Dhananjaya's father and later he got Dhananjaya married with her, her background was simple but the thing matters is that she is carrying her husband's last name with pride.
Aniruddha Rathore-
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