2021年5月29日 · All over the city of Jaipur there are panchrangas, the horizontal five-color-flags used by the rajputs, hoisted in different shapes, some with edges of golden fringes, and in different sequences of colors.

This is a list of flags used by Princely states during British rule in India: [1] A red flag featuring Hindu god Hanuman. A red non-rectangular flag featuring Hindu god Hanuman. The flag of the Principality of Bastar is of two vertical parts, blue and white. On the dividing line the trident of Shiva is placed in the inverted colors.

The Kingdom of Amber, later the Kingdom of Jaipur or the Jaipur State, was located in the north-eastern historic Dhundhar region of Rajputana and was ruled by the Kachwaha Rajput clan.

Flag of Jaipur: Date: September 22, 2007) Source: Own work (based on design from FOTW, free to use) Author: Robert Alfers. modified on 2021-11-04: modified colors as dyes cannot be full scale RGB colors; new colors assumed from , as required in Commons:Graphic Lab/Illustration workshop#Flag of Jaipur; En rouge

Flag of Jaipur: Date: September 22, 2007) Source: Own work (based on design from FOTW, free to use) Author: Robert Alfers. modified on 2021-11-04: modified colors as dyes cannot be full scale RGB colors; new colors assumed from , as required in Commons:Graphic Lab/Illustration workshop#Flag of Jaipur; En rouge

Flags of Rajput Princely States, Thikanas and Jagirs of India.

2019年4月7日 · Flag of Jaipur.svg 1,200 × 600; 323 bytes. Flag of Jaisalmer.svg 1,200 × 600; 176 bytes. Flag of Jaora State 1865 - 1895.png 453 × 292; 5 KB.

2024年10月14日 · English: Second flag of the Indian princely state Jaipur, used from circa 1699 to 1818, when the original flag was restored.

Jaipur (a.k.a Amber) is a Princely State of Kachwaha Dynasty's Rajawat clan. Jaipur is in State of Rajasthan, India.

The original flag of Jaipur in 1877 contains a Sun to represent the Saura-Saka religion of the Rajputs and a yellow band to further emphasise that heritage. It is is depicted below : Later, the flag was slightly altered.