MAHARANA KUMBHA HISTORY

MAHARANA KUMBHA HISTORY

After Rana Mokal, his eldest son Kumbhakarna ( Rana Kumbha) V. Sitting on the throne of Chittor in 1490 (AD 1433).

Kumbha was the leader of the kings, a scholar, a giver, and a great prodigy. Rana Kumbha decided to take revenge on his father's killers as soon as he sat on the throne. Rana Mokal was murdered by their uncle, mine, and Mahpa Parmar. They hide in three inaccessible mountains. To punish them, Randal sent Rathore (Mounder). Rampal attacked these rebels.

Rampal killed my uncle and mine, but Mahapa ran away with a dodge. uncle's son and Mahapa took refuge in the Sultan of Manmadu (Malva) by fleeing. Rana sent a message to Sultan to hand over his rebels. Sultan replied that I could not leave my shelter in any way. So both of them got the chance of war.

KIRTI PILLAR

"The Vijay Column is 30 feet long and 30 feet wide, smart , its height is four feet by its length of length or width, 120 feet, its sky is 42 feet long and 42 feet wide, it has 9 floors and it has A total of 127 stairs are made in ring type. Each section of the column has a window made, which is the complete arrangement for the light coming in. Kirti Pillar medieval Mewar's architecture Not only art, it is a monument to the representative of the architectural art of medieval Indian architecture, in terms of architectural art, it is a complete pillar constructed in accordance with the principles of religious Vertical construction is of nine lands (Manzilo). The final land has a "Pure Pavilion" Has been created in the form. "

Rana Kumbha attacked Malwa sultan Mahmud Khilji near Sarangpur in 1494 (1430 AD). Sultan ran away and surrendered in Mandu's fort. Kumbha invaded Manmadu. In the end Sultan was defeated and brought to Chittor by arresting him. Rana forgave him for some time in captivity. Rana Kumbh made Kirti Pillar in Chittaur Durg in honor of this victory.

Their enemies repeatedly tried to take revenge for their defeats, but they did not succeed. The Sultan of Malwa invaded Mew five times. Swami Shams Khan of Nagaur tried unsuccessfully to get independence with the help of Gujarat. This is also the case of Abu Deor. Malwa and the Sultans of Gujarat together attacked Maharana, but the Muslim armies lost again. Maharana also achieved many other wins. He did it with the salt mine of DeDawana (Nagaur) and won places like Khandela, Aamer, Ranthambore, Dungarpur, Sihare etc. Thus, by winning most of Rajasthan and portions of Gujarat, Malwa, and Delhi, he made Mewar a Maharaja.

But Maharana Kumbhakarna is more important than his victory because of his cultural work. He made many Durga's, temples, and ponds and cultivated Chittor in many ways. The famous fort of Kumbhalgarh is his work. He rebuilt Bansatpur and laid the foundations of the temple of Shri Ekling.

Chittor's Kirtistumbh is one of the unique creations of the world. It is the impression of their artifact, witchcraft and personality on each stone. He was a scholar, he composed many texts of music and interpreted books such as Chanditik and Geetgovind, etc. He was also proficient in knowledge and harassment of dramatics. On the composition of Kirtistas, he himself wrote a book and wrote books of Shilpaksha from the organizers of Mandan etc. Rana died in the hands of his son Uday Singh.

Great ruler

Rana Kumbha defeated the ruler of Malwa in his strong opponent Malwa and established a 'Kirti Column' in Chittaur in 1448 AD. Among his other achievements in the field of architecture, there are 32 quintals out of 84 quarries built-in Mewar, which was constructed by Rana Kumbha. In the rulers of medieval India, Rana Kumbha was counted as a great ruler

Literary lovers

He himself was a good scholar and a knower of Vedas, Smriti, Mimamsa, Upanishad, Grammar, Politics and Literature. Kumbha composed four plays in four local languages ​​and wrote a commentary titled 'Rasik Priya' on Jaydev's 'GEET Govinda'.

Death and heir

In 1473 AD, Maharana Kumbha was killed by his son Uday Singh. Because of opposition from Rajput warlords, Uday Singh could not live happily for more days. After that, his younger brother Rajmal (reign of 1473 to 1509 AD) was sitting on the throne. After the successful reign of 36 years, after his death in 1509 AD, his son Rana Sangram Singh or Rana Sanga (reign of 1509 to 1528 AD) sitting on the throne of Mewar During his reign, he campaigned against Delhi, Malwa, Gujarat. He was defeated by Mughal Emperor Babur in the battle of Khanva in 1527 AD. In the absence of a powerful ruler, Jahangir took it under the Mughal Empire

According to "history"

In 1433 AD, the coronation of Maharana Kumbha was done.

Maharana Kumbha conquered the Janakal mountain and Amrital mountain

1437 AD

Maharana Kumbha defeated Deora Rajputs and took control of Abu

1437-38 AD * Maharana Kumbha conquered Mandalgarh by conquering

Hada Rajputs were occupied by colleagues at Mandalgarh

 In these days Maharana attacked the Khatak and won

 A few days later, Jahazpur attacked. After a lot of handshake, Maharana Kumbha conquered Jahazpur....

. the name of the guru of Rana Kumbha was jainacharya hiranand.

RAJA RAMCHANDRA KI JAI