

Young Akbar original name is Vishal Jethwa Rajkumari Phool Bai Rathore original name is Jannat Zubair Rajkumari Ajabde Punwar original name is Roshni Walia Kunwar Pratap Singh original name is Faisal Khan (TV actor)
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Kunwar Jagmal original name is Khuram Khanįormer Cast/Old Cast of Maharana Pratap TV Series Zahir Saaka original name is Tarun Khanna Tulsidas original name is Shailesh Dattar Rajkumari Chaand Kanwar original name is Tanisha SharmaĪcharya Raghvendra original name is Ankur Nayyar

Rajkumari Maan Kanwar original name is Vinita Joshi Thakkar Hakim Khan Sur original name is Nirbhay Wadhwa Peer Muhammad original name is Kunal Bakshi Rani Hansabai original name is Anjali Rana Maham Anga original name is Jaya Bhattacharya Rawat Krishna Das Chundawat original name is Rajeev Bhardwajįateh “Patta” Singh Sisodia original name is Rushiraj Pawar Rani Veerbai Jhali original name is Sarika Dhillon However, according to the English calendar, his birthday is celebrated on 9th May.Sanda/Dondiyaji original name is Hemant Choudhary As per the Hindu calendar, the birth anniversary of Maharana Pratap falls on 2nd June. Maharana Pratap was one of the strongest warriors in the country, with a height of 7 feet 5 inches.Īns. Q What was the Height of M aharana Pratap?Īns. Maharana pratap died at the age of 56 from injuries sustained in a hunting accident on 19 January 1597.Īns. Maharana Pratap was not killed but died of injuries sustained in a hunting accident.Īns. The Mughal Emperor Akbar defeated Maharana Rana Pratap. Amar Singh I the eldest son of Maharana Pratap succeeded his father. Legacy of Maharana PratapĪt age of 56 in 1597 Maharana Pratap passed away due to some injuries. On the other hand, Akbar remained in Lahore for 12 years after 1585 focusing on the North-West region allowing Pratap to regain most of the region in Mewar (Kumbalgarh and Udaipur) except its Capital Chittor. Taking advantage of the situation in 1582 Maharana Pratap attacked and took the Mughal post at Dawer, ushering in the automatic fall of all 36 Mughal military outposts in Mewar. Resurgence of Maharana PratapĪround 1579 Mughal Army had shifted its focus to rebellions in Bengal and Bihar and Mirza Hakim’s foray into Punjab. Therefore the Mughals might have won the battle but were not able to achieve much as Maharana Pratap lived to fight another day. Maharana Pratap lost his valued commanders in the battle but due to their valour, he was able to escape from the grasp of the Mughals. The folklore has portrayed the battle to be huge in numbers but modern historians provide an estimated figure of 5000-10,000 for the Mughal army comprising elephants and musketeers while putting the Mewari forces at 3000 cavalries with 400 archers from the Bhil tribes from the kingdom of Merpur. This was seen as an economic compulsion for Mughals.Īs the mission to sway Mahranapa Pratap failed under Raja Bhagwant Das as well as Raja Todar Mal, war was the only option left. Though one region of Mewar still stood tall which led to the Siege of Chittorgarh in 1568.Īfter Maharana Pratap become the ruler of Mewar, there were many diplomatic attempts by Akbar to make Mewar it’s vassal as the Mughals wanted access to Gujarat and the rest of Mewar.

Through various tools such as alliance, diplomacy and use of force the Mughal Empire succeeded in the subordination of many Rajputana kingdoms. The Mughal policy of expansion under the rule of Akbar had turned its eyes towards the Rajputana region. On 18th June 1576, the mighty force of the Mughal Empire led by Man Singh I clashed with the army of Rana of Mewar, Maharana Pratap.
