Secondary sourceSculpture31 March 2012
Maharana Pratap Statue, Udaipur
31 March 2012
A bronze equestrian statue in Udaipur depicting Pratap Singh as an armored warrior on a rearing horse.
This statue in Udaipur, once part of Pratap's Mewar kingdom, honors him as a legendary ruler and warrior.
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What it is
This 2012 photograph shows a bronze equestrian statue of Maharana Pratap located in Udaipur, India. The statue shows the rider in armor and a turban-style helmet, holding a long lance atop a rearing horse.
Why it matters
Udaipur was closely tied to Mewar, the kingdom Pratap Singh ruled in the 16th century. Statues like this one reflect how later generations chose to remember him as a heroic ruler and warrior.
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