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JAM RANMALJI SATAJI II OF NAWANAGAR (R.1820 - 1852) SEATED ON A TERRACE WITH ATTENDANTS
NAWANAGAR, GUJARAT, NORTHWEST INDIA, MID 19TH CENTURY
Opaque pigments heightened with gold on paper, the ruler and attendants with identifying inscriptions in devanagari above 'khavas demar / jam shri 7 ranmalji 15 / bhavsar mona', within white rules and red borders
18⅞ x 14⅜in. (48 x 36.5cm.)

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Jam is the ruling title of the princely family of Nawanagar (now known as Jamnagar) in Gujarat. Ranmalji Sataji II was the sixteenth Jam Saheb of Nawanagar. The first Jam Saheb founded the city of Nawanagar (the new town) in 1540 after migrating from Kutch.

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