Born on May 9, 1540 AD in the Kumbhalgarh fort of
Rajasthan, the 33rd child of father Uday Singh and the womb of mother
Jayavantabai, Maharana Pratap, who was called 'Kika' in childhood, was known
for his fearless instinct, discipline and love and loyalty , Skilled leadership
ability, a particularly respectful attitude towards the elderly and women,
devoid of high-pitched feelings, unarmed, unarmed, proficient in both weapons
and scriptures and well versed in guerrilla warfare and its father.
Kunwar Pratap's reason for not becoming king was
that he loved his younger queen Bhatiyani more before his late father died. The
queen wanted her son to be the next king of Mewar and Rana Udai Singh also
stamped her wish on this matter.
The rule of Mewar started with the new king of
Mewar. But Jagmal was proving incapable of ruling continuously, as he did not
listen to his ministers. Unhappy with this, the Chandawat Rajputs asked him to
relinquish the throne. But he did not want to leave, but he had to leave the
throne under heavy pressure.
Maharana Pratap died on January 29, 1597, at the age of 57, after treatment due to his bowel pulling in his bowel in his capital, Chawand
Haldi Gati War
The day of history (18 June) came in 1576, when
the battlefield was painted yellow in a war that lasted only 4 hours. In this
war, Maharana Pratap had 20,000 army in front of 80,000 army of Mughal Sardar
Raja Man Singh. But the Rajput army was giving a good competition to the Mughal
army. But Rana was surrounded by enemies while doing battle, which Jhala Man
Singh saved by sacrificing his life and told him to run away from the
battlefield. In this war, his loyal horse had died while crossing Chetak Nala.
Then his brother Shakti Singh saved his life by giving his horse.
Maharana Pratap vs Akbar
In 1567, the Mughal ruler Akbar besieged
Chittorgarh, but by the time Akbar's forces damaged Uday Singh and his family,
they had fled. But 27-year-old Kunwar Pratap wanted to face the enemies, but
the family understood him and came to live with him in the foothills of the
Aravalli mountain. Where Uday Singh made Temperi the capital to run the rest of
Mewar state.
In 1572, Uday Singh went to heaven. Due to which
tradition, the next king of Mewar, Praja Kunwar Pratap, should have become the
next king. But in honor of his father's wish, he made his younger brother
Jagmal the king of Mewar.
Childrens of Maharana Pratap
Maharana Pratap have 17 sons and 5 daughters.
There was no record of the names of his daughters but historians believes that
he had 5 daughters.
Even though his son's record is available but
some of them are not clear.
The list of his sons with their mother is as
given below :
Amar Singh-I :Rani Ajabdeh
Chanda Singh : Rani Phool Bai
Sahas Mal :Rani Solankhinpur Bai
Shekhar Singh:Rani Phool Bai
Bhagwan Das:Rani Ajabdeh
Gopal :Rani Solankhinpurbai Bai
Kachara Singh :Rani Champabai Bai
Sanwal Das Singh :Rani Champa Bai
Durjan Singh:Rani Champabai Bai
Kalyan Das:Rani Jason Bai
Hathi Singh :Rani Khichar Asha Bai
Puran Mal:Rani Shahamati Bai
Ram Singh :Rani Khichar Asha Bai
Jaswant Singh: Rani Alamde Bai
Maal Singh :Rani Ratnawati
Natha Singh :Rani Amar Bai
Rainham Singh :Rani Lakha Bai
Wives Of Maharana Pratap
Lakhabai, Phool Bai Rathore, Maharani Ajbade
Panwar, Ratnavatibai Parmar, Khichar Asha Bai, Shahmatibai Hada, Alamdebai
Chauhan, Champabai Jhati, Solankhinipur Bai, Jasobai Chauhan, Amar Bai Rathore
When did
Maharana Pratap died?
Maharana Pratap died on January 29, 1597, at the age of 57, after treatment due to his bowel pulling in his bowel in his capital, Chawand
Museum Of
Maharana Pratap
About 40 km from Udaipur.
This work is done by the founder of Maharana Pratap Museum, Mohanlal Srimali,
in Haldighati, the battlefield of Maharana Pratap, located far away. He has not
only been operating the Maharana Pratap Museum for years but has now also
established the Maharana Pratap Museum and Heritage Village here.
Tourists visiting Haldi
Valley are also getting acquainted with Rajasthani culture along with the
heritage look of Maharana Pratap Museum. It is worth mentioning that Maharana
Pratap Museum and Heritage Village are built here on 7 bighas of land.
Address: Near Nathdwara, Udaipur, Balicha, Rajasthan 313001
Entry Fees: 100Rs For Adult 50Rs For Kid
Timing:
Monday
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12:00 am – 12:00 am
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Tuesday
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12:00 am – 12:00 am
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Wedesday
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12:00 am – 12:00 am
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Thursday
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12:00 am – 12:00 am
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Friday
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12:00 am – 12:00 am
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Saturday
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12:00 am – 12:00 am
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Sunday
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12:00 am – 12:00 am
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