महाराणा अमर सिंह
| जन्म: | 16 मार्च, 1559 को चित्तौडग़ढ़ |
| मृत्यु: | 26 जनवरी, 1620 को उदयपुर |
| पिता: | महाराणा प्रताप |
| माता: | अजबदे पंवार |
| जीवनसंगी: | महारानी रत्नावती बाघेल ,महारानी चम्पावतिजी |
| बच्चे: | कर्ण सिंह, भीम सिंह, राम सिंह और सहसमल |
| राष्ट्रीयता: | भारतीय |
| धर्म : | हिंदू |
जन्म और प्रारंभिक जीवन:--
राजगद्दी पर आसीन होना:--
मुगलों के साथ संघर्ष:--
अकबर के साथ संघर्ष:--
जहाँगीर के साथ संघर्ष:--
मुगलों के साथ समझौता:--
महाराणा अमर सिंह ने मुगल सम्राट की सर्वोच्चता स्वीकार की लेकिन मेवाड़ की आंतरिक स्वायत्तता बनी रही।
महाराणा को मुगल दरबार में व्यक्तिगत उपस्थिति से छूट दी गई। उनके स्थान पर उनका पुत्र कर्ण सिंह मुगल दरबार में जा सकता था।
मेवाड़ को चित्तौड़गढ़ का किला वापस मिला लेकिन इसे पुनर्निर्माण नहीं किया जा सकता था।
मेवाड़ ने मुगलों को एक छोटी सी सैन्य टुकड़ी उपलब्ध कराने का वचन दिया।
समझौते के पीछे के कारण:--
तीन दशक से अधिक समय तक चले युद्ध ने मेवाड़ की आर्थिक और सैन्य शक्ति को कमजोर कर दिया था। जनसंख्या भी काफी कम हो गई थी।
जहाँगीर ने मेवाड़ पर पूर्ण विजय का संकल्प लिया था और उसने अपनी पूरी शक्ति इसके लिए लगा दी थी।
घुड़सवार सेना: मेवाड़ की सेना का मुख्य आधार घुड़सवार सैनिक थे जो तेजी से आक्रमण और पीछे हटने में सक्षम थे।
पहाड़ी युद्ध कौशल: अरावली की पहाड़ियों का लाभ उठाने के लिए विशेष प्रशिक्षित सैनिक।
गुप्तचर व्यवस्था: मुगल गतिविधियों की जानकारी के लिए एक प्रभावी गुप्तचर नेटवर्क।
स्थानीय सहयोग: स्थानीय भील जनजाति के साथ सैन्य सहयोग जो पहाड़ी क्षेत्रों में मार्गदर्शन और सूचना देने में सहायक थे।
व्यक्तित्व और चरित्र:--
वीरता: वे एक साहसी और निडर योद्धा थे जिन्होंने कई युद्धों में अपनी वीरता का परिचय दिया।
दृढ़ संकल्प: मुगलों के विरुद्ध लंबे संघर्ष में उन्होंने कभी हिम्मत नहीं हारी।
प्रजा हितैषी: उन्होंने अपनी प्रजा के कल्याण को सर्वोच्च प्राथमिकता दी।
व्यावहारिकता: अंततः उन्होंने समय की आवश्यकता को समझते हुए मुगलों के साथ समझौता किया।
धार्मिक सहिष्णुता: उन्होंने सभी धर्मों के प्रति सम्मान का भाव रखा।
पारिवारिक जीवन:--
सांस्कृतिक योगदान:--
साहित्य संरक्षण: उनके दरबार में कवियों और विद्वानों को संरक्षण मिलता था। उनके समय में राजस्थानी और संस्कृत साहित्य का विकास हुआ।
कला एवं वास्तुकला: उन्होंने उदयपुर में कई सुंदर भवनों और मंदिरों का निर्माण करवाया। उदयपुर का जगदीश मंदिर उनके शासनकाल की एक महत्वपूर्ण कलात्मक उपलब्धि है।
संगीत एवं नृत्य: मेवाड़ की संगीत परंपरा को बढ़ावा दिया गया। उनके दरबार में प्रसिद्ध संगीतज्ञों को आश्रय मिलता था।
पोशाक एवं आभूषण: मेवाड़ की पारंपरिक पोशाक और आभूषण शैली को संरक्षित किया गया।
मुगल दरबार के साथ संबंध:--
अंतिम वर्ष और मृत्यु:--
ऐतिहासिक महत्व और विरासत:--
स्वतंत्रता का प्रतीक: उन्होंने मुगल साम्राज्य के विरुद्ध लंबे संघर्ष में मेवाड़ की स्वतंत्रता की रक्षा की।
मेवाड़ की पुनर्स्थापना: युद्धों से तबाह हुए मेवाड़ को पुनर्जीवित करने में उनका महत्वपूर्ण योगदान रहा।
राजपूत गौरव: उन्होंने राजपूतों के स्वाभिमान और वीरता की परंपरा को बनाए रखा।
व्यावहारिक नेतृत्व: अंततः उन्होंने समय की आवश्यकता को समझते हुए व्यावहारिक निर्णय लेकर मेवाड़ को पूर्ण विनाश से बचाया।
सांस्कृतिक संरक्षक: उन्होंने मेवाड़ की समृद्ध सांस्कृतिक विरासत को संरक्षित और विकसित किया।
तुलनात्मक अध्ययन:--
महाराणा प्रताप: पिता-पुत्र दोनों ने मुगलों के विरुद्ध संघर्ष किया लेकिन अमर सिंह ने अंततः समझौता करना उचित समझा।
मान सिंह (आमेर): मान सिंह ने मुगलों के साथ सहयोग किया जबकि अमर सिंह ने लंबे समय तक विरोध किया।
जहाँगीर: जहाँगीर ने मेवाड़ को जीतने का प्रयास किया लेकिन अंततः समझौते को स्वीकार किया।
चंद्रसेन (मारवाड़): चंद्रसेन ने भी मुगलों का विरोध किया लेकिन सफल नहीं हो सके जबकि अमर सिंह ने स्वायत्तता बचा ली।
सैन्य रणनीतियाँ:--
आर्थिक नीतियाँ:--
अमर सिंह का शासनकाल (1597-1620):--
1597 में महाराणा प्रताप की मृत्यु के बाद अमर सिंह मेवाड़ की गद्दी पर बैठे।
अकबर ने 1599 में मेवाड़ पर आक्रमण किया और गोगुन्दा पर अधिकार कर लिया।
1605 में जहाँगीर के शासनकाल में मुगलों ने मेवाड़ पर दबाव बढ़ाया।
1608 में अमर सिंह ने मांडलगढ़ पर पुनः अधिकार किया और 1611 में देवर के युद्ध में मुगल सेनापति अब्दुल्ला खान को मार गिराया।
1613 में महावत खान ने कुम्भलगढ़ पर कब्जा कर लिया, जिससे मेवाड़ की स्थिति कमजोर हो गई।
अकबर के साथ संघर्ष:--
संघर्ष की पृष्ठभूमि:--
अमर सिंह का ऐतिहासिक योगदान:--
निष्कर्ष:--
महाराणा अमर सिंह ने 17 युद्ध लड़े थे. ये युद्ध मुगलों के ख़िलाफ़ लड़े गए थे |
महाराणा अमर सिंह के बारे में ज़रूरी बातें:-
महाराणा अमर सिंह, मेवाड़ के महाराणा प्रताप के सबसे बड़े बेटे थे.
उनका जन्म 16 मार्च, 1559 को हुआ था.
वे मेवाड़ के 14वें राणा थे.
उन्होंने 19 जनवरी, 1597 से 26 जनवरी, 1620 तक शासन किया.
उन्होंने अपने पिता की तरह वीरता से लड़ाई लड़ी.
उन्होंने मुगलों से अपने पिता से भी ज़्यादा युद्ध लड़े.
उन्होंने कभी मुगलों के सामने सर नहीं झुकाया.
उन्होंने मेवाड़ में मुगलों के ख़िलाफ़ ऐसा अभियान चलाया कि मुगलों का मेवाड़ में रहना मुश्किल हो गया.
साल 1615 में उन्होंने शाहजहां (जिन्होंने जहांगीर की ओर से बातचीत की) के साथ संधि की.
उनके बाद कर्ण सिंह मेवाड़ के राजा बने.
महाराणा अमर सिंह प्रथम , मेवाड़ साम्राज्य के महाराणा (शासक) (16 मार्च 1559 - 26 जनवरी 1620), महाराणा प्रताप प्रथम के सबसे बड़े पुत्र और उत्तराधिकारी थे। वे मेवाड़ के 14वें राणा थे, जिन्होंने 19 जनवरी 1597 से 26 जनवरी 1620 को अपनी मृत्यु तक शासन किया।
ऐसा माना जाता है कि उन्होंने अपने भाले को इतनी ताकत से मारा कि हथियार सुल्तान खान के मजबूत कवच और घोड़े को भेदते हुए जमीन में जा लगा। मेवाड़ विजयी हुआ और प्रताप मेवाड़ के खोए हुए क्षेत्रों में से अधिकांश को वापस पाने में सक्षम थे, लेकिन चित्तौड़ को नहीं।
अमर सिंह प्रथम के बाद उनके बेटे करण सिंह मेवाड़ के राजा बने थे. करण सिंह को 1620 में मेवाड़ का राजा बनाया गया था |
अमर सिंह प्रथम के वृद्धावस्था के कारण, उन्हें मुगल दरबार में जाने के लिए नहीं कहा गया था |
उन्होंने मेवाड़ को वतन जागीर के रूप में मुगलों को सौंप दिया था |
अमर सिंह ने 1615 में मेवाड़-मुगल संधि की थी |
इस संधि के तहत करण सिंह, ताज राजकुमार के रूप में मुगल परिषद का हिस्सा बन गया |
करण सिंह ने अपनी राजधानी का पुनर्निर्माण शुरू किया |
उन्होंने सिटी पैलेस में कई कमरे, आंगन और हॉल जोड़े |
उन्होंने ज़नाना महल (क्वींस का महल) का निर्माण किया |
महा सतियाँ आहड़ में बनी छतरियों में पहली छतरी महाराणा अमर सिंह प्रथम की ही है |
उनका निधन 26 जनवरी, 1620 को हुआ था |
महाराणा प्रताप के 17 बेटे थे. उनके सबसे बड़े बेटे का नाम अमर सिंह था |
महाराणा प्रताप के कुछ और बेटों के नाम: --
महाराणा प्रताप की पत्नियां: -
महाराणा प्रताप की बेटियां:-
महाराणा प्रताप के बारे में कुछ और बातें:-
महाराणा प्रताप, राजस्थान के मेवाड़ के एक राजपूत राजा थे |
उनका पूरा नाम महाराणा प्रताप सिंह सिसोदिया था |
कथित तौर पर, शिकार दुर्घटना में लगी चोटों के कारण प्रताप की मृत्यु हो गई थी ।
उनके सबसे बड़े बेटे अमर सिंह प्रथम ने उनका उत्तराधिकार संभाला ।
The place of Mewar in the history of Rajasthan is unique and in this glorious tradition, the name of Maharana Amar Singh is written in golden letters. In the transition period of the 16th-17th century when the Mughal Empire was at its peak, Maharana Amar Singh showed indomitable courage to protect the independence and pride of Mewar. His reign (1597-1620 AD) was a period in the history of Mewar when the small state refused to kneel before the vast Mughal Empire.
The study of the personality and deeds of Maharana Amar Singh is important not only as a brave warrior and efficient ruler but also as a leader who gave the highest place to the values of national self-respect and independence. In this article, we will study in detail the life, struggles, achievements and historical significance of Maharana Amar Singh.
Birth and early life:--
Maharana Amar Singh was born on March 16, 1559 in Udaipur. He was the eldest son of Maharana Pratap. His mother was Maharani Ajabde Panwar who was the daughter of Sardar Akheraj Songara of Pali. Amar Singh's childhood was spent during the crisis period of Mewar when his father Maharana Pratap was fighting against the Mughal emperor Akbar.
Detailed information about Amar Singh's childhood is not available, but historians believe that he must have been brought up in accordance with the Rajput traditions of Mewar. From childhood, he must have been trained in weaponry, horse riding and war skills. His teachers must have been his father Maharana Pratap himself, who was himself a great warrior.
Amar Singh not only learned war skills from his father but also inherited the qualities of self-respect, perseverance and patriotism. At the time of the Battle of Haldighati (1576 AD), Amar Singh was only 17 years old and in this war he fought with his father against the Mughals.
Ascension to the throne:--
Maharana Pratap died on January 19, 1597 in Chavand. After his death, Amar Singh ascended the throne of Mewar. At the time of his coronation, the condition of Mewar was extremely pathetic. The Mughal-Mewar conflict that lasted for almost three decades had weakened the economic and military power of the state. Maharana Pratap had recovered some areas of Mewar in the last years of his life, but the state was still far from its former glory.
Amar Singh took over the reins of Mewar in this challenging time. He had two major goals before him - to maintain the independence of Mewar and restore the prosperity of the state. He decided to continue the struggle against the Mughals while carrying forward the policies of his father.
Conflict with the Mughals:--
Maharana Amar Singh's reign was mainly spent in conflicts with the Mughal emperor Akbar and his successor Jahangir. Amar Singh had clearly refused to accept the suzerainty of the Mughals, as a result of which the Mughal-Mewar conflict continued.
Conflict with Akbar:--
As soon as Amar Singh ascended the throne, Akbar started increasing pressure on Mewar. In 1597 itself, Akbar sent his son Salim (later Jahangir) to attack Mewar. Salim captured Mandalgarh near Udaipur. In 1599, Akbar himself invaded Mewar and captured Gogunda.
Despite these attacks, Amar Singh did not give up. He harassed the Mughals by adopting guerrilla warfare policy. Amar Singh, like his father, took advantage of the Aravalli Hills and caused heavy damage to the Mughal army.
Conflict with Jahangir:--
After the death of Akbar in 1605, Jahangir became the Mughal emperor. Jahangir resolved to conquer Mewar and in 1606 sent his son Khurram (later Shah Jahan) to Mewar. Khurram captured Udaipur and moved towards Chittorgarh.
Facing this challenge, Amar Singh launched several successful military campaigns against the Mughals. In 1608, he liberated Mandalgarh from the Mughals. In 1611, he defeated the Mughal army in the Battle of Dewair. Mughal commander Abdullah Khan was killed in this battle.
Jahangir sent Mahavat Khan against Mewar in 1613. Mahavat Khan captured Kumbhalgarh. After this, Amar Singh understood that the long conflict had weakened Mewar and a peace agreement would be the better option.
Agreement with the Mughals:--
In 1615, an agreement was signed between Maharana Amar Singh and Mughal emperor Jahangir. The main terms of this agreement were:
Maharana Amar Singh accepted the supremacy of the Mughal emperor but Mewar retained internal autonomy.
The Maharana was exempted from personal attendance at the Mughal court. His son Karan Singh could attend the Mughal court in his place.
Mewar got back the Chittorgarh fort but it could not be rebuilt.
Mewar pledged to provide a small military contingent to the Mughals.
This agreement has been viewed differently by historians. Some believe that it was a defeat for Mewar while others consider it a pragmatic decision that saved Mewar from complete destruction.
Reasons behind the agreement:-
There were many reasons behind Maharana Amar Singh's agreement with the Mughals:-
Fatigue from the long struggle:-
The war that lasted for more than three decades had weakened the economic and military power of Mewar. The population had also decreased considerably.
Lack of allies: Other Rajput states like Amer and Marwar had compromised with the Mughals, leaving Mewar isolated.
Mughal pressure:-
Jahangir had resolved to completely conquer Mewar and he had put all his power for this.
Well-being of the people:-
The place of Mewar in the history of Rajasthan is unique and the name of Maharana Amar Singh is written in golden letters in this glorious tradition. During the transition period of the 16th-17th century when the Mughal Empire was at its peak, Maharana Amar Singh showed indomitable courage to protect the independence and pride of Mewar. His reign (1597-1620 AD) was a period in the history of Mewar when the small state refused to bow down before the mighty Mughal Empire.
The study of the personality and deeds of Maharana Amar Singh is important not only as a brave warrior and efficient ruler but also as a leader who gave the highest place to the values of national self-respect and independence. In this article, we will do a detailed study of the life, struggles, achievements and historical importance of Maharana Amar Singh.
Religious policy:--
Maharana Amar Singh's religious policy was based on tolerance and coordination. Despite his deep devotion to Hinduism, he had a sense of respect for other religions. During his reign, many temples were built and renovated in Mewar.
He also patronized the followers of Jainism. Jain monks in Mewar were given freedom for religious activities. Thus his religious policy was inclusive and liberal.
Military Organization:--
Maharana Amar Singh reorganized the military force of Mewar. He further developed the guerrilla warfare method which was started by his father Maharana Pratap. His army had the following features:-
Cavalry: The mainstay of the Mewar army was cavalrymen who were capable of swift attack and retreat.
Mountain warfare skills: Specially trained soldiers to take advantage of the Aravalli hills.
Intelligence system: An effective intelligence network to provide information about Mughal activities.
Local cooperation: Military cooperation with the local Bhil tribe who were helpful in providing guidance and information in the hilly areas.
Personality and character:--
Maharana Amar Singh had the personality of an ideal Rajput ruler. He had the following qualities:-
Valour: He was a courageous and fearless warrior who displayed his valour in many wars.
Determination: He never lost courage in the long struggle against the Mughals.
People-friendly: He gave top priority to the welfare of his subjects.
Pragmatism: Ultimately he compromised with the Mughals understanding the need of the hour.
Religious tolerance: He respected all religions.
Family life:--
Maharana Amar Singh's family life was in accordance with Rajput traditions. He had many queens, the main ones of which were:-
Maharani Ratnavati Baghel - Ratnavati Baghel was the princess of Rewas.
Maharani Champavatiji - Princess of Champawat.
He had many sons, the eldest of whom was Karn Singh who became his successor. Other sons included Bhim Singh, Ram Singh and Sahasmal etc.
Amar Singh raised his family in accordance with Rajput values and traditions. His son Karn Singh also carried forward his father's policies.
Cultural contribution:--
Maharana Amar Singh made significant contributions to the preservation and development of the cultural heritage of Mewar:-
Literary patronage: Poets and scholars were patronized in his court. Rajasthani and Sanskrit literature flourished during his time.
Art and architecture: He built many beautiful buildings and temples in Udaipur. The Jagdish Temple of Udaipur is an important artistic achievement of his reign.
Music and Dance: The musical tradition of Mewar was promoted. Famous musicians were sheltered in his court.
Dress and Jewellery: The traditional dress and jewellery style of Mewar was preserved.
Relations with the Mughal Court:--
After the agreement of 1615, relations between Maharana Amar Singh and the Mughal court improved. Although Amar Singh never personally attended the Mughal court, his son Karan Singh visited the Mughal court.
Jahangir showed respect to Amar Singh and honoured him with the title of "Maharana". The representative of Mewar was given special respect in the Mughal court.
Last Years and Death:--
Maharana Amar Singh ruled Mewar for 23 years. In the last years of his life, Mewar experienced peace and stability. He died on 26 January, 1620 in Udaipur.
After his death, his eldest son Karan Singh ascended the throne of Mewar. Amar Singh was buried in Ahar near Udaipur where his chhatri (memorial) remains.
Historical Importance and Legacy:--
The historical importance of Maharana Amar Singh is evident from the following points:-
Symbol of Independence: He protected the independence of Mewar in the long struggle against the Mughal Empire.
Restoration of Mewar: He played an important role in reviving Mewar devastated by wars.
Rajput Pride: He maintained the tradition of self-respect and bravery of the Rajputs.
Pragmatic Leadership: Ultimately he saved Mewar from complete destruction by taking practical decisions understanding the need of the hour.
Cultural Patron: He preserved and developed the rich cultural heritage of Mewar.
Background of the conflict:--
1. Legacy of Maharana Pratap (1572-1597)
Maharana Pratap faced Akbar's massive army in the Battle of Haldighati (1576).
Pratap never accepted subordination and regained many areas of Mewar through guerrilla warfare.
After Pratap's death in 1597, Amar Singh took command of Mewar and continued the struggle.
2. Akbar's policy to conquer Mewar
Akbar wanted all Rajput states to submit to the Mughal Empire.
States like Amer (Jaipur), Marwar (Jodhpur), Bikaner had signed treaties with the Mughals, but Mewar was the only state that was not ready to bow down to Akbar.
Maharana Amar Singh vs Akbar: Major Battles and Events:--
1. Battle of Mandalgarh (1599)
Akbar himself invaded Mewar in 1599 and sent his son Salim (Jahangir) with the army.
The Mughals captured Mandalgarh and Gogunda.
Amar Singh continued guerrilla warfare from the hilly areas and caused heavy losses to the Mughals.
2. Akbar's Chittor Siege (1603)
Akbar tried to take complete control of Chittorgarh, but Amar Singh defended the fort.
The Mughals captured the outer part of the fort, but the Rajputs did not surrender.
3. Guerilla warfare in the Aravalli Hills
Amar Singh harassed the Mughal army by taking advantage of the Aravalli hills and forests.
The Rajputs got strategic advantage by getting the support of the Bhil tribe.
4. Struggle continued till Akbar's death (1605)
Akbar died in 1605, but Amar Singh continued the struggle with Jahangir as well.
Finally a settlement was reached in 1615, but Mewar never surrendered completely during Akbar's reign.
Result of the struggle
Mewar maintained autonomy - Akbar was never able to conquer Mewar completely.
Amar Singh kept his father's ideals alive - like Maharana Pratap, he compromised with self-respect.
Heavy losses to the Mughals - The Mughals had to suffer military and economic losses in the long struggle.
Treaty with Jahangir in 1615 - Ultimately Mewar accepted peace on limited terms, but did not lose its pride.
Historical contribution of Amar Singh:--
Maharana Amar Singh did not kneel before a powerful Mughal emperor like Akbar and continued to fight for the independence of Mewar. Although a pragmatic compromise had to be made in the end, he never let the self-respect and spirit of independence of Mewar die. That is why, in history, he is considered the true successor of Maharana Pratap.
"The self-respect of Mewar remained unshakable even in the face of the vastness of Akbar's empire - this was the greatest victory of Maharana Amar Singh." Amar Singh realized that the people were suffering due to the long war and peace was necessary.
Preservation of autonomy: Under the agreement, the internal independence of Mewar remained, which was an important achievement.
Conclusion:--
Maharana Amar Singh's 1615 agreement was a pragmatic decision, which saved Mewar from complete destruction. Although it was different from the ideals of Maharana Pratap, it gave Mewar an opportunity to revive in the future. Even after this agreement, Mewar maintained its autonomy and later emerged as a powerful state again during the time of Maharana Raj Singh.
Thus, this agreement was a strategic victory for Mewar and not a defeat.
Maharana Amar Singh did not bow down to a powerful Mughal emperor like Akbar and continued to fight for the independence of Mewar. Although a practical compromise had to be made in the end, he never let the self-respect and spirit of independence of Mewar die. That is why, in history, he is considered the true successor of Maharana Pratap.
"The self-respect of Mewar remained unwavering even in the face of the vastness of Akbar's empire - this was the biggest victory of Maharana Amar Singh."
How many wars did Maharana Amar Singh fight?
Maharana Amar Singh fought 17 wars. These wars were fought against the Mughals.
Important things about Maharana Amar Singh:-
Maharana Amar Singh was the eldest son of Maharana Pratap of Mewar.
He was born on March 16, 1559.
He was the 14th Rana of Mewar.
He ruled from January 19, 1597 to January 26, 1620.
He fought bravely like his father.
He fought more wars with the Mughals than his father.
He never bowed his head in front of the Mughals.
He ran such a campaign against the Mughals in Mewar that it became difficult for the Mughals to live in Mewar.
In the year 1615, he signed a treaty with Shah Jahan (who negotiated on behalf of Jahangir).
After him, Karn Singh became the king of Mewar.
Who was Amar Singh in history?
Maharana Amar Singh I, the Maharana (ruler) of the Mewar Kingdom (16 March 1559 – 26 January 1620), was the eldest son and successor of Maharana Pratap I. He was the 14th Rana of Mewar, who ruled from 19 January 1597 until his death on 26 January 1620.
Did Amar Singh win back Chittor?
It is believed that he hurled his spear with such force that the weapon pierced Sultan Khan's strong armour and horse and went into the ground. Mewar emerged victorious and Pratap was able to regain most of Mewar's lost territories, but not Chittor.
Who became king after Amar Singh?
After Amar Singh I, his son Karan Singh became the king of Mewar. Karan Singh was made the king of Mewar in 1620.
Due to the old age of Amar Singh I, he was not asked to visit the Mughal court.
He handed over Mewar to the Mughals as a watan jagir.
Amar Singh signed the Mewar-Mughal Treaty in 1615.
Under this treaty, Karan Singh became a part of the Mughal council as the crown prince.
Karan Singh started rebuilding his capital.
He added many rooms, courtyards and halls to the City Palace.
He built the Zanana Mahal (Palace of the Queens).
The first chhatris built in Maha Satiyan Ahad belong to Maharana Amar Singh I.
He died on January 26, 1620.
Maharana Pratap had 17 sons. His eldest son's name was Amar Singh.
Names of some other sons of Maharana Pratap:-
Bhagwandas, Sahasmal, Gopal, Kachra, Sanvaldas, Durjansingh, Kalyandas, Chanda, Shekha, Purnmal.
Maharana Pratap's Wives:-
Maharani Ajab Depanwar, Maharana Pratap had a total of 11 wives.
Maharana Pratap's Daughters:-
Rakhmavati, Ramkanwar, Kusumavati, Durgavati, Suk Kanwar.
Some more things about Maharana Pratap:-
Maharana Pratap was a Rajput king of Mewar, Rajasthan.
His full name was Maharana Pratap Singh Sisodia.
Reportedly, Pratap died due to injuries sustained in a hunting accident.
His eldest son Amar Singh I succeeded him.