Introduction of Rani Laxmi Bai
| freedom fighters Rani Lakshmi Bayi |
freedom fighters Rani Lakshmi Bayi was the queen of Maratha ruled Jhansi kingdom. She was one of the heroes of the first Indian independence struggle in 1857 against the British rule. He was a brave warrior who, at the age of 23, fought against the army of the British Empire and received Veergati in the battlefield but did not allow the British to capture the state of Jhansi.
Name - Rani Lakshmibai (Manikarnika Taambe)
Surname - Manu Bai
Birth - November 19, 1828
Birthplace - Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India
Father's name - Moropant Tambe
Mother - Bhagirathi Bai
Marriage Date - May 19, 1842
Husband - Jhansi Naresh Maharaj Gangadhar Rao Nevalkar
Children - Damodar Rao, Anand Rao (adoptive son)
Gharana - Maratha Empire
Notable work - Independence struggle of 1857
Religious beliefs - Hindu
Caste - Marathi Brahmin
State - Jhansi
Hobbies - Horseback Riding, Archery
Death - 18 June 1858
Place of death - Kota Sarai, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India
Rani of Jhansi date of birth and Early Life
Laxmibai was born at Bhadaini salt town in Varanasi District on November 19, 1828, in a Marathi Brahmin family. His childhood name was Manikarnika. But the family used to call him Manu. His father's name was Moropant Tambe and mother's name was Bhagirathi Sapre. His parents belonged to Maharashtra. When Lakshmibai was only four years old, her mother had died. Her father was in service of Maratha Bajirao. There was no one to take care of Manu after the death of Mother, so Father took Manu along with him to the court of Bajirao. Manu's attitude attracted everyone's mind, and people began to call him "Chhabali" with love. Along with the teachings of the scriptures, Manu was also given arms training.
In 1842, Manu's marriage took place with King Gangadhar Rao Nimbalkar of Jhansi, and thus he became a queen of Jhansi and changed his name to Lakshmibai. In 1851, Rani Laxmibai and Gangadhar Rao got the son Ratna but died at the age of four months. The health of Gangadhar Rao was going on deteriorating. When health is worsened too much, they are advised to adopt an adoptive son. He did the same and after adopting a son, Gangadhar Rao came to Sidh on 21 November 1853. His adopted son was named Damodar Rao.
Battle of Jhansi
At that time there was a British rule over large parts of India. They wanted to take over Jhansi. He thought it an appropriate opportunity. They thought that Rani Lakshmibai is a woman and will not oppose us. He refused to accept the adopted son of the queen as the successor of the state and wrote a letter to the queen because the king has no son, hence the English will now be entitled to Jhansi. The queen got angry and declared that I would not let her laugh. The English were scared As a result, the British attacked Jhansi. Rani also did the complete preparation for the war. Keep guns on the ramparts of the fort. Rani ordered his castle soldiers to make cannon balls.
Rani Laxmi Bai death place and date
On 17 June 1858, Rani Lakshmi Bai fought against King's Royal Irish and took over the front of Gwalior's front region. In this war, along with the queen, his servants also joined him.
But in this war, the Queen's horse was new because the queen's horse 'Rajaratnam' was killed in the last battle. In this war, the queen also feared that this was the last battle of her life. They understood this situation and fought with valor.
But in this war, the queen was badly injured and she fell from the horse. The queens were wearing men's clothes, so the British could not recognize them and left the queen in the war land.
After this, the soldiers of the queen took them to the nearby Gangadas monastery and gave them the Ganges, after which Maharani Laxmi stated his last wish and said that "no Englishmen would not touch their body".
In this way, on 17 June 1858, Veergati was received in the Phulbag area of Rani Lakshmi Bai Gwalior near Sarai of Kota.
Courageous Veerangana Rani Laxmi Bai always defeated his enemies with bravery and courage, introduced bravery and gave them the freedom to the country to get free.
At the same time, Rani Lakshmi did not have a large army to fight the war nor was there any great state, but still the courage that Rani Laxmi Bai had introduced in this freedom struggle was really complimentary - A- worthwhile.
The hero's valor is praised by his enemies too. At the same time, India's head will always be proud of such heroines. With this, Rani Lakshmi Bai is an inspiration for the other women.
