Treaty of 1615 — Mewar Submits to Jahangir(1615)
The 1615 peace accord ending Mewar-Mughal conflict — brokered by Prince Khurram, it preserved Mewar's dignity while acknowledging Mughal supremacy.
What you need to know
- Signed 1615 between Amar Singh I and Jahangir
- Brokered by Prince Khurram (future Shah Jahan)
- Mewar prince (not Maharana) to attend Mughal court
- Chittorgarh to remain unrestored as per treaty terms
- Mewar retained internal autonomy and did not send princesses to Mughal harem
- Ended ~90 years of Mewar-Mughal confrontation
Participants
- Maharana Amar Singh I
- Mewar Signatory / Maharana
- Jahangir
- Mughal Emperor / Principal Negotiator
- Shah Jahan
- Mughal Prince (present during final negotiations)
Theatres
- Udaipur
Mewar Court / Treaty Negotiation Site
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- Amar Singh I, Jahangir, Mewar, treaty, peace, Prince Khurram, Mughal-Rajput