The Rajputs and Traditions of Heroism
Rajasthan was called Rajputana by the British. This was an area that was inhabited only or mainly by Rajputs. This is only partly true. There were several groups who identify themselves as Rajputs in many areas of northern and central India. However, the Rajputs are often recognized as contributing to the distinctive culture of Rajasthan. These cultural traditions were closely linked with the ideals and aspirations of rulers. Rajasthan was ruled by various Rajputs Families. Prithviraj was one such ruler.
These rulers cherished the ideal of the hero who fought valiantly, often choosing death on the battlefield rather than face defeat:
Paintings: India had a fine tradition in the art of painting. The exquisite, beautifully colored paintings at Ajanta and Ellora were created between 600 and 1000ce. The paintings and sculptures are devoted to Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism. Most of the painting tell ancient tales of courtly life, and depict Buddhist stories from the Jataka Tales.
During the period of the Delhi sultans, the art of painting declined asd the rulers obeyed the teaching of the Quran, which discouraged the reproduction of the human form through sculpture and paintings. The rule of the Mughals saw the revival of the best in panting. Humayan brought to famous Persian painters with him Mir Sayyid Ali and Abdus Samad. They introduced the art of miniature painting to India. Miniature painting is small, but highly detailed, painting.
The rule of the Mughal saw the revival of the best in paintings, and it marked an important stage in the growth of this art .Humayun brought two famous Persian painters with him, Mir Sayyid Ali and Abdus Samad .They introduced the art of miniature painting to India .Miniature paintings are small ,but highly detailed paintings.
Akbar brought Persian and Indian artists together, and a new style of painting was born-the Indo-Persian School of painting. Jahangir was deeply interested in painting.
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