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THE TRAVELS OF
ing two Rajas, famous in the hiſtory of Indoſtan, for their uncommon valour, They were brothers, who loſt their lives in their gallant defence of ſome poſſeſſions, againſt a powerful army headed by Ekbar.
Around the palace, which is two miles in circumference, is a great wall built of hewn ſtone, and defended with battlements, and a vaſt number of ſtrong towers, at a little diſtance from each other: It conſiſts of ſeveral courts, and the firſt of there belongs to the chief nobility, who frequently parade here, on their elephants, all the pride of Oriental grandeur.
Within this court, is a ſquare
adorned
