Maharana Raimal, Maharana Sanga

MAHARANA RAIMAL, MAHARANA SANGA  : - 

MAHARANA RAYMAL (1473 - 1509 ) : - 

     Uda (Uday Singh) 1468 AD. I became the ruler but soon the feudatories declared Kumbha's younger son Raimal as Maharana Raimal in 1473 AD. I was placed on the throne.

     During the reign of Raimal some parts of Mewar were captured by the neighboring states.

MAHARANA SANGA  (1509 - 1528 ) : - 

     Raimal's three sons Prithviraj, Jaimal and Sangramsingh (Saga) showed their birth husbands to an astrologer and a priestess who told Rajyoga in Sangramsingh's (Sanga's) fate. Ran away and took refuge at Karmchand (Ajmer).

     Later, after the death of Prithviraj and Jaimal, Sanga started on May 5, 1509 AD. I became the ruler of Mewar. When Maharana Sanga became the ruler of Mewar. 

     At that time Sultan Sikandar Lodi was ruling in Delhi, Mahmud Begada in Gujarat and Nasir Shah was ruling in Malwa.

MAHAMUD KHILJI  : -

     Chanderi's Rajput Sardar Medinirai helped in making Mahmud Khilji the ruler of Malwa.

     But fearing the increasing power of Medinirai, with the help of Gujarat, Mahmud Khilji attacked Medinirai and killed his son and family when Medinirai had gone to get help from Maharana Sanga, after that Khilji attacked Gagron. 

     Being there, Maharana Sanga attacked with a huge army. Malwa's army was defeated in the war at Gagron and Sultan Khilji was taken prisoner in an injured state. Maharana Sanga got Sultan Mahmud Khilji treated under his care.

     And presented a historical example of tolerance by sending him to Malwa with respect when all the wounds were cured.

     There was a struggle many times between Sultan Muzaffar Shah of Gujarat and Maharana Sanga for the succession of Idar.

     In which Gujarat Sultan had to face defeat every time.

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