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Shriji Arvind Singh Mewar

“Commander Mehta is narrating stories of our historic past, with the objective to inspire new generations. His work will connect with the audiences across the world who are keen to know how Kingdoms of the past succeeded and sustained themselves for centuries.”
Lahore Court of Emperor Akbar

During one of the meetings with the learned religious people, Emperor Akbar asked the Pundits, "Who was the most learned Jain philosopher?"

Pundits, "Acharya Jinchandra Suri."

Emperor, "Who is his disciple?"

Pundits, "Diwan Karam Chand."
Capt Pitney, then a British Resident on Mehta Pannalal

“I have met royal persons and dignitaries in my life and sometimes been disappointed but one person I shall never forget is Rai Pannalal Mehta, former Pradhan of Mewar. I saw him first when he called on me in plain and spotless white with his uncurled white Rajput beard… I thought of myself that if that was the result of over five hundred years of breeding and generations of Mehtas...”
The Bachhawats

They belong to the feudal aristocratic order of former states of Rajputana (Rajasthan), faced many ups and downs of life. They were brave and many sacrificed their lives fighting for the state. They were visionary administrators par excellence but at times were suspected to be pro-Mughal and pro-British. This is the story of a thousand years of the Bachhawat clan, which has stood the test of time.

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