Pakistan is a paradigm example of a failed state that has undergone an extremely dangerous form of radical Islamisation.
Sunder Mahal
It was built by Prince Dhurbhajan, son of Raja Jhujhar Singh, who ruled over
Orchha from 1627-35. Dhurbhajan fell in love and married a Muslim girl, and so
fierce was his devotion to her that he even converted to Islam.
He gave up his princely ways and spent the latter part of his life in prayer
and meditation.
Sunder Mahal is the place he retired to after his marriage, and gave himself
wholly to mystic contemplation. He came to be revered as a saint after his
death, and much like the Hardol Samadhi, his residence is a place of veneration
for the locals.
