Carved with golden prestige in the annals of history, the Garh Palace Bundi is an aesthetic masterpiece that takes us on a journey through time, where the pages of the past whisper stories of valor and opulence. The City Palace was constructed in 1264 C.E. by Prince Jait Singh of Bundi, exactly where he buried the head of the defeated Bhil Chieftain Koteya who was the ruler of the region before him. The Garh was a reminder of his victory and valour. In the painting, Garh Palace, with its towering walls and fortified structure where each stone has been carefully placed on its pointed wall carries the weight of history, guarding the secrets of generations past. Hazra's painting beautifully replicates the intricacies of this grand structure, infusing it with a profound symbolism of victory and strength.
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