The Maharana Pratap - great warrior

The- Maharana Pratap

      The Maharana Pratap is a great warrior


Maharana Pratap was a Hindu Maharaja of the Rajput convention of Mewar, which is now the present state of Rajasthan, famous for successfully opposing the efforts of Mughal Emperor Akbar, to win his territory, he was honored as a hero in Rajasthan. is.

His father, Rana Udai Singh, is considered a weak ruler, but on the contrary, Maharana Pratap has been honored as a brave and brave warrior who rejected the dedication to the Mughal assault and finally till his land And did not protect people, do not sit comfortably. Rana started to show his skills with childhood; Pratap's many brothers - Shaktisinh, Jagmal and Sagar Singh served the Mughal emperor Akbar. Pratap prepared himself to oppose the pressures of the Mughals and refused to accept them.

Akbar had hoped for a dialogue with Pratap for coalition, but Pratap refused to accept the demands of Mughal. The war between the Rajputs and the Mughals became mandatory, even though the Mughal forces were much more than the Rajput army. Maharana Pratap fought bravely till the end. His birthday (Maharana Pratap Jayanti) is celebrated as a full festival every year on the third day of the senior Shukla phase.

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• Personal life and heritage

Maharana Pratap was born on 9th May 1540 in the Kumbalgarh fort, in Rajasthan, Uday Singh II and the eldest son of Queen Jaywantata Bai. His father was the ruler of the state of Mewar. Pratap was given the title of Crown Prince as the eldest son of the ruler in his capital Chittod. In 1567, Chittor was surrounded by emperor Akbar's Mughal forces. Rather than retorting Mughals, Maharana Uday Singh decided to leave the capital and move his family to Gogunda.



Prince Pratap wanted to stay the same, but the elderly elders assured him that leaving Chittor was the best idea. Uday Singh and his colleagues established a permanent government of Mewar state in Gogunda.

• Accession and governance

Uday Singh died in 1572 and on the line of Rajput Pratap Sisoudia Rajputs, the 54th ruler of Mewar sat on the throne in the form of Maharana Pratap. His brother Jagmal Singh was nominated as Crown Prince in his last days as his father, but since Jagmal was in the habit of being weak, incompetent and drinking. Senior people of the royal court considered Pratap as their king

Jagmale vowed to take revenge and left Ajmer and joined Akras's army in exchange for his help received from the city of Jindgaon. After leaving the Chittor, the Mughals controlled the city. However, he was unable to disable the state of Mewar, Akbar wanted to rule all over India and many messengers were sent to Pratap to interact.

• Akbar sent an angry army

In 1573 alone, Akbar sent six political missions to Mewar but Maharana Pratap rejected each one of them. The last of these final campaigns was led by Akbar's brother Asif Khan and Raja Man Singh. The failure in attempts to negotiate for the peace treaty offended Akbar, in which he had resorted to war to claim himself.

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In 1576 Akbar appointed Man Singh and Asaf Khan to lead a force against Maharana Pratap. There were 80,000 people in the Mughal army, while 20,000 soldiers of Rajput army were with Ram Shah Tanwar of Gwalior and his three sons Rawat Krishnadas Chundawat, Man Singhji Jhala and Marwar with Chandrasenji Rathod. Battle of Haldighat became terrible. Later, leaving some Mewar, some of the Aravali Mughal hands were unable to kill or capture the Mughal, Pratap, which had never been reduced in efforts to regain the state.

In July 1576, Pratap recovered Gogunda from Mughals and made Kublalgarh his immediate capital. But Akbar again campaigned against Pratap and captured Gurgaon, Udaipur and Kumbhalgarh. By which Maharana retreated in the mountainous areas of southern Mewar. Maharana Pratap, who did not give up, lost his goal in order to achieve his goal, and within a few years, he recovered many of his lost areas including Kumbhalgarh and surrounding areas. Eventually he also got Gogunda, Kumbhalgarh, Ranthambore and Udaipur.

• Maharana Pratap's Major Action

In 1576, Maharana Pratap fought the fierce battle of Haldighati against the Mughal forces, even though their army was much less than the Mughals. Rajput armies had suffered heavy losses, including loss of Chetak's favorite horse Chetak who fought bravely, but Mughal was not able to kill or capture himself.

• Maharana's personal life and heritage

Maharana Pratap had 11 wives. Among them was his first and favorite wife, Empress Ajbade Panwar, he had 17 sons and five daughters.
He suffered an accident in a victim and died on January 29, 1597 at the age of 57, after his death, his son Amar Singh became the king on his death bed, Pratap told his son that never go to the Mughals and try to win back the Chittodra. But Amar Singh finally surrendered to Akbar's son Samrat Jahangir in 1614.