Hunting Royalty in Colonial India

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Embark on a captivating journey through the pages of "Royal Pursuits," a riveting exploration of the heterogeneous ways Indian rulers leveraged sport, wild animals, and hunting grounds to navigate the intricate landscapes of princely and colonial contexts. Delve into the heart of Mewar State in 1901, where Maharana Fateh Singh's relentless pursuit of a clever tigress unfolds against the backdrop of Bhaumat ke Marwar hill.

In this meticulously researched narrative, the reader is transported to the dense jungles and elevated machans that witnessed the dramatic encounters between the prince and his formidable prey. Fateh Singh's daring exploits, showcased through alternating gunfire and calculated strategy, become legendary, immortalized in folk songs and poetry.