<span>MahaRana Pratap was the head of the Sisodia clan and the ruler of a region known as Mewar. </span><span>He had eleven wives in total. Together they bore him seventeen sons and five daughters. </span><span>
</span>MahaRana Pratap's first wife was a lady called <span>Maharani Ajabde Punwar. She was his favorite wife. He married her in 1557 when he was seventeen years old. His eldest son Amar Singh I was born from this relationship. Amar Singh succeeded him when MahaRana Pratap died in a hunting accident. </span><span>
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Calligraphy is a type of handwriting.
The Minoan culture was the first well developed civilization in Europe. It was located in the Aegean Sea, on the island of Crete. The small but prosperous and advanced civilization suddenly seized to exist though, and the reasons for it are still debatable. The main theories are that it was the volcano Thera with its enormous eruption that caused huge damage and led to the the decline. Others suggest that it was a massive tsunami that swiped through the island and suddenly ended the Minoan civilization. Other theory is that the decline was caused by an invasion from Doric people from the mainland.
<em>Their culture changed drastically in the early 16th century, when European newcomers introduced them to the horse. </em>The horse enabled them to travel much faster across greater distances which meant that they could follow and hunt buffalo more easily. Since buffalo was the main resource, not only for food but also for tents and clothing which were made from its skin, as well as for domestic objects made from its bones, this revolutionized their culture, enabling them to live more securely. By the 18th century they became full-fledged nomadic horse cultures and the horse became a central symbol of their lives. Aside from being appreciated because of the utility and the lifestyle it made possible, the horse also became a symbol of social prestige and a cultural object, referenced in stories and songs from the time.
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The African Union is a continental union consisting of 55 member states located on the continent of Africa. The AU was announced in the Sirte Declaration in Sirte, Libya, on 9 September 1999, calling for the establishment of the African Union
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