Inside the lavish life of Padmanabh Singh, the 20-year-old king of India
- Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur, is the current king of India
- He is a polo player and loves travelling and studying liberal arts
- He's traveled all around the world, rubbing shoulders with royal families and well-known personalities
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Padmanabh Singh spends his time exploring the world and broadening his mind, studying liberal arts at the most prestigious universities across the world, Briefly.co.za found.
The humble king, Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur, the king of India, uses his enormous fortune to expand his horizons and while he has a lavish and luxurious lifestyle, he is more concerned about the finer things in life, than about glitz, glamour and flashy new billion-dollar toys.
Like a proper gentleman, Padmanabh is also an accomplished polo player
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The young king was voted Most stylish man of the year 2018 by GQ India, and it’s easy to see why. He has also graced the covers of many international fashion magazines, impressing the world with elegant style and sophisticated but stylish look.
Padmanabh loves to travel and his polo career takes him all over the world. In the past few years he has been to Chile, New York, Columbia, Machu Picchu, the Netherlands and even South Africa.
When he’s not galavanting around the world and winning championships with his polo team, he’s often doing photoshoots and interviews and rubbing shoulders with the world’s most iconic politicians and other royal families.
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The young monarch was crowned king when he was only thirteen-years old. When his grandfather passed away in 2011, the young man inherited his title. And now, at the age of 20, Padmanabh has domain over a fortune of around $697 million.
Although he is king, the young man does not have any official governing power, as India has been a democracy and is governed by a president and prime minister. He is the first of his line to be crowned king after the monarchy has in no longer officially recognised.
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The monarchy is still a significant aspect of the country’s culture and the title of King is still one to be respected, particularly considering the nation’s deeply stratified class society.
Jaipur is a beautiful Indian city, known for its imperial architecture and the soft pink hue of the gorgeous buildings.
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