Indian Coin View Presents Coins from Indian Prinsley States Part 6 One Rupee, Mewar Prinsley State, 1928 Mewar Prinsley State or as later known as Udaypur Prinsley State was one of the Prinsley States in the British India It was located in northwestern part of British India and formed a part of state of Rajasthan after India become independent It is one of the most beautiful regions in Rajasthan and has lots of interesting facts associated with it If you are interested in knowing about the history of Mewar Prinsley State watch part 5 of this series of Indian Prinsley State coins Anyway let us look in detail about one rupee coin of Mewar and a bit history of the person to whom this coin is generally attributed This one rupee was a standard circulation coin in Mewar issued under the Rainmarharaana Fattasi 31st Mewar Harana of Udaypur On current market this coin is having a value between 1500 to 3500 rupees in India usually Born to the Shivrati branch, the descendants of the fourth son of Mewar Harana Songram Singh Mewar Harana Fattasi was first adopted by Garj Singh and later by Mewar Harana Sir Jan Singh The ruler of Udaypur both of whom had no air Maharana Fattasi ascended the throne with a visionary approach towards Mewar After ascending the throne, he revolutionized the living standards of general people by modernizing administration and educational institution Land revenue settlements, roads, irrigation works and medical facilities improved under his rule and became better During his rule, the beautiful Shivnivas palace was built in Udaypur which was a palace kept reserved for dignitaries and VIPs Later it was converted into a luxury hotel He also extended the Diwali Lake by building Konort Dam The enlarged lake becoming the lake Fattasi of Uday On the other hand, replicating the Truzuya Vanchi He became the only Maharaja who did not attend the Delhi Dhabar twice He believed that he was not the ruler by the grace of any queen and this attitude placed him at odds with the British Queen He was advised to abdicate all his powers in the favour of Maharana Bhupal Singh His nominated heir, but he declined the proposal He remained the nominal power of Mewar for another nine years but his powers were cutailed by the British Empire Maharana Bhupal Singh ascended the throne after Maharana Fattasi died, ruling Mewar for almost half a century The revolutionary ruler of modern Mewar died in Udaypur at an age of eighty Playing his character and finishing up his duties towards society as the Shivnivashi king of Mewar One rupee coin was issued under his ruling period in the year 1928 It is circular and shaped and weighs around 10.8 grams The coin is made of silver and has a red edge In Overse of coin, there is an outer circle of floral design Inside that on the top portion, one is written in Dev Nagari script Below that Chitra Kutudaipur is written in Dev Nagari script In the lower portion, an image of Chit Orgafot is given with the victory stand visible clearly In reverse, a similar floral design is given in outer circle Inside that, in Dev Nagari script it is written Dosti Landham which means friendship with London Below that, the year of minting is written in Dev Nagari, 1985 which is Vikram Samvati Kribalimta 1928 in Christian calendar Varieties of this coin has been identified on the basis of thickness of year of minting is written If you find this video helpful in some way, like the video Also do subscribe to the YouTube channel and click the bell icon so that you will not be missing any videos on coins and currencies Thank you for watching have a nice day