Rani Durgavati information and biography in english
Born: 5 October 1524, Kalinjar Fort
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Died: 24 June 1564,
JabalpurParents: Keerat
RaiSpouse: Dalpat Shah (m. 1542
Siblings: Kamlavati
Children: Vir Narayan
Rani Durgavati Maravi was born in the house of Rai Rai of the famous Rajput Chandel ruler. She was born in the Kalinjar Fort of Uttar Pradesh in the Chandel empire. The fort is famous because of Mahmud Ghazni’s defeat in history. We can see their love in idols of the temples of Khajuraho and Kalinjar. His many gallantry legends are famous in history.
Rani Durgavati was, one of the most valiant warriors of medieval Indian history. She faced the Mughal emperor Akbar’s greed to expand Empire with bravery, courage and patience. Rani Durgavati was a Chandel princess of Mahoba. She was trained in horse riding, use of arms and kisher (iron claw) right from
Rani Durgavati Early life and marriage
Rani Durgavati was born on October 5, 1524 in Mahoba. Durgavati’s father was the king of Mahoba. Rani Durgavati was a beautiful, gentle, humble, capable and courageous girl. In childhood, he enjoyed reading and reading heroic and courageous stories. Along with studies, Durgavati had learned well, riding on horseback and running arrows and swords.
Hunt was his hobby. He used to go hunting with his father. He also Observed the work of governance with his father.
On receiving his marriage status, his father Malva Narsa sought to find a suitable bride from the Rajputana princes. But the king of Durgavati Godavana was enchanted on the gallantry of Dalpati Shah. Durgavati’s father did not want to marry his daughter to Dalpati Shah. Finally, the war of Dalpati Shah and the King of Mahoba was fought. In which Dalpati Shah was victorious. Thus Durgavati and Dalpati Shah
childhood, She was married to the king of Garha Dalpat Shah. The kingdom of Garha also included the northern districts of present Madhya Pradesh.
Dalpatshah transferred the capital of his state from Garha to Singorgarh. About eight years after his marriage, Dalpatshah died. Durgawati had to shoulder the responsibility of the state as guardian to her minor son Veemarayan. The Rani managed the affairs of the state. She cleverly repulsed Baj Bahadur’s (ruler of Malwa) attacks. When Akbar heard about the economic prosperity of Garha state, he sent Asaf Khan with a big army to attack Garha ‘state. Rani Durgavati decided to tight rather than sunender. Asaf Khan attacked in 1564 AD. Rani Durgavati along with her son Veemarayan faced Asaf Khan. Veemarayan was wounded. ‘
After victory, Rani Durgavati was celebrating victory in his capital. A Sardar of the same fortress cheated the queen. He told Asaf Khan the whole distinction of the atmosphere. Asaf Khan attacked the fort for the third time to avenge his defeat. Rani sent the army under the leadership of his son and took over the leadership of a detachment. The sixes of the enemies started to lose In the meantime, the queen saw her 15-year-old son got injured and fell from the horse. The queen did not get distracted.
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Many heroes of the same army took Veer Narayan to a safer place and prayed to the queen that he could see the last of his son. The Queen replied - It’s not time to meet the son. I am glad that my hero son has found a heroic pace in the battleground. So I will meet him in Heaven.
Seeing the condition of the brave son, the queen started swords with double thrill. Cut the heads of the enemies - cut down and start falling on the ground. Then an arrow of enemies entered the Queen’s eye and the other arrow was in the queen’s neck. The queen understood that death is now certain.Rani Durgavati bravely fought against the forces of Asaf Khan but in the end she was wounded seriously. She could not continue the war, but she did not want Akbar’s soldiers to imprison and humiliate her. Therefore, she killed herself on 24 June 1564. L with a sword and her son Veemarayan died while fighting. Finding themselves unsafe the women of the palace committed Jauhar. Though Garha was defeated, Rani Durgavati proved that Emperor Akbar could not conquer a woman’s empire witheut tighting the war.
