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CHANDMAL MEENA – 3 years ago

Maharana Pratap was born in Kumbhalgarh fort. Maharana Pratap's mother's name was Jayavanta Bai, daughter of Sonagara Akhairaj of Pali. Maharana Pratap was called as Kika in his childhood. Rana Uday Singh's second queen Dheerbai, known as Rani Bhatiyani in the history of the state, wanted to make her son Kunwar Jagmal the successor of Mewar. As a successor to Pratap, Jagmal goes into the camp of Akbar as a protest against it. Maharana Pratap's first coronation takes place in Gogunda on February 28, 1572, but Rana Pratap's second coronation took place in Kumbhalgarh fort in 1572 AD, as a legal act, Rao Chandrasen, the Rathore ruler of Jodhpur was present in the second coronation. Rana Pratap had a total of 11 marriages in his life. The names of his wives and his sons and daughters received from him are: - Maharani Ajabdeh Panwar: - Amarsingh and Bhagwandas Amarbai Rathore: - Natha Shemati Bai Hada: -Pura Alamdebai Chauhan: - Jaswant Singh Ratnavati Bai Parmar: -Mal, Gaja, Klingu Lakhabai: - Raibhana Jasobai Chauhan: -Kalyandas Champabai Janthi: - Kalla, Sanwaldas and Durjan Singh Solankhinipur Bai: - Sasha and Gopal Phulbai Rathore: - Chanda and Shikha Khichar Ashabai: - Hathi and Ram Singh The most interesting fact in the reign of Maharana Pratap is that the Mughal Emperor Akbar wanted to bring Pratap under his control, so Akbar appointed four ambassadors to convince Pratap, in which Jalal Khan first entered the camp of Pratap in September 1572 , In this sequence Mansingh (in 1573 AD), Bhagwandas (in September, 1573 AD) and Raja Todarmal (December 1573 AD) arrived to explain Pratap, but Rana Pratap disappointed the four, thus Rana Pratap refused to accept subjugation of the Mughals and we got to see the historic battle of Haldi valley. Battle of Haldighati Main article: Battle of Haldighati This war took place between Mewar and the Mughals on 14 June 157 AD. In this war, the army of Mewar was led by Maharana Pratap. The only Muslim chieftain to fight on behalf of Maharana Pratap in this war was Hakim Khan Suri. In this war, the Mughal army was led by Mansingh and Asaf Khan. Abdul Qadir Badayuni narrated the eyes of this war. This war was indirectly termed as Jihad by Asaf Khan. In this battle, Jhalaman of Binda saved the life of Maharana Pratap by sacrificing his life. At the same time, Gwalior King 'Raja Ramshah Tomar' also slept in Chirnidra along with his three sons' Kunwar Shalivahan ',' Kunwar Bhawani Singh 'Kunwar Pratap Singh' and grandson Balbhadra Singh and hundreds of Veer Tomar Rajput warriors. ,[2] Historians believe that there was no victory in this war. But if seen, Maharana Pratap Singh won this battle. How long a handful of Rajputs could stand in front of Akbar's vast army, but nothing happened, this war lasted a full day, and the Rajputs had rescued the sixes of the Mughals and the biggest thing was that the battle was fought face to face. The Maharana's army forced the Mughal army to retreat and the Mughal army started fleeing. War of dever In the history of Rajasthan, the war of Diwar is considered to be an important war in 1582, because in this war the lost kingdoms of Rana Pratap were recovered, after this a long struggle between Rana Pratap and the Mughals took place as a war, due to Colonel James Todd called this war the "Marathon of Mewar". Success and expiration . From 1579 to 1585, there were rebellions in the Mughal occupied territories of the former Uttar Pradesh, Bengal, Bihar and Gujarat and Maharana was also winning strongholds one after the other, so as a result Akbar remained subdued in suppressing that rebellion and from the Mewar Mughals. Pressure decreased. Maharana took advantage of this fact in BC. In 1585, Mewar liberation efforts were intensified. Maharana's army started attacking the Mughal outposts and immediately Maharana's authority was re-established at 36 important places including Udaipur. At the time when Maharana Pratap assumed the throne, his power was now re-established on as much land as he had authority over the land of Mewar. Even after twelve years of struggle, Akbar could not change it. And thus Maharana Pratap's long time