The Kachwaha dynasty was a prominent Rajput clan that ruled parts of northern India, particularly in the region of Rajasthan. They are known for their significant contributions to the history and culture of the area, especially during the medieval period. The dynasty established its capital at Amber, which later became part of the city of Jaipur. The Kachwahas were known for their military prowess and alliances through marriage with other royal families, including the Mughals. They played a crucial role in the political landscape of India, particularly during the reign of Akbar, where they served as important allies and administrators.