Chittor ruler Vikramaditya, Rana Sanga, Bahadurshah

RULERS OF CHITTOR VIKRAMADITYA, RANA SANGA, BAHADUR SHAH  : -

VIKRAMADITYA, THE RULER OF CHITTOR  : -

     At that time, about eight thousand Rajput warriors were ready to fight the Mughal army along with Rana Sanga in the fort of Chittor. Akbar took about a month to lay siege to the huge fort of Chittor built on a steep hill. 

     Spiral beehives and 'sabat' were also made for the cover of the front men. Two tunnels from the side of the hill almost reached the foothills of the fort, in which a large quantity of gunpowder was filled and exploded.

RANA SANGA  : -

     History of Rana Sanga Anke Rajput Raj In the famous Khanwa war, Sanga (Sangramsingh) Rajput king of the mighty ruler of Mewar and under his leadership in 1527 AD. Fought against Babur in the famous Khanwa battle. 

     Then Vikramaditya sat on the throne of Mewar. 1534 AD I came to Chittor with a huge army and besieged the fort. He succeeded his commander Rumi Khan Tansingh and then Vikramaditya Mewar's throne Bahadurshah in 1534 AD. 

     I handed over the leadership of the campaign and assured to make him the ruler of Chittor after the victory of the fort.

     Rajmata Hadi Karmvati and hundreds of other Kshatriya heroines of the fort lit the flame of Jauhar.

     Sacrificed his life.

BAHADUR SHAH  : -

     Bahadurshah got the right over the fort of Chittor.

     This war is famous in history as the second Sake of Chittor.

     The third Saka of Chittor was in 1567 AD. Happened in. 

     When Mughal Emperor Akbar marched on Chittor with a huge army.

     At this time Chittor was ruled by Rana Uday Singh. Due to its location on the route of Malwa and Gujarat, Chittor had special importance from the strategic point of view. 

     Here Rana Uday Singh Jaimal Rathore, Patta Sisodiya and other prominent feudal lords left the responsibility of protecting the fort and went to a safe place in the nearby mountains along with their queens and other family members.


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