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- noun Plural form of
maharana .
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Examples
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Professor Ramachandran gave only a tip of the very large iceberg in his presentation last week to a group of 200 gathered in Durbar Hall, where maharanas and maharajas once met for major pow-wows and which is now part of HRH's century-old Fateh Prakash Palace Hotel beside Lake Pichola in Udaipur.
Perry Garfinkel: The Raja's Rules: Timeless Continuity Tips from the World's Oldest Family Business 2010
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The Mewars were one of 565 princely (or rajput) states headed by maharanas, maharajas, nawabs and others for a few thousand years up until India achieved independence in 1947.
Perry Garfinkel: The Raja's Rules: Timeless Continuity Tips from the World's Oldest Family Business 2010
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A brief historic aside for my Western-centric friends: There is a significant distinction between maharanas and maharajas.
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My father, Bhagwat Singh Mewar, was the 75th in an unbroken chain of maharanas dating back to 734 A.D. who served as custodians of our region.
NYT > Home Page 2010
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The new Indian democracy meant that families and clans like ours, princely states headed by maharanas, maharajas and nizams, were stripped of their property and governing rights.
NYT > Home Page 2010
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