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JAIPUR
Origin/meaning
The arms are - as those of all Rajput princes - five-coloured. The meaning of the sun I do not know.
The motto, 'Jato dharma stato jaya' translates as 'Foundation is the law, victory the fruit' and means : where there is righteousness there is victory or the righteous is always victorious.
The crest is a 'kuchnar'-tree. The supporters are a tiger and a horse.
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Literature : Information provided by Theo van der Zalm, Wageningen, the Netherlands and Aniruddha Pal, India.