meA modern-day story of legacy and litigation unfolds in the opulent halls of Udaipur’s city palace, where the voices of past Maharanas echo with the rustling silk drapery and clink of medieval crockery. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, a 41-year-old scion of the Mewar dynasty, is locked in a bitter legal battle with his sisters over the will of their late father Arvind Singh. The dispute threatens to further destroy not only the family but one of Rajasthan’s most prominent and economically important royal properties.