Charan Kanha Sandu
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| Born | Humpkhedi village,Chittodgarh |
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Charan Kanha Sandu was born in Humpkhedi village near Chittodgarh in Mewar. In the battle of Haldighati he fought alongside Maharana Paratap against the Mughal Emperor Akbar's forces[1]. Later, being eye-witness, he also wrote a heroic song describing the battle of Haldighati[2]. He was gifted a village called Mirghesar(Mirgeshwar) in the region of Godwadd. Maharana Pratap gifted Tamra-Patra (a copper plate describing the grant of the village) to Kanha Sandu in the presence of Bhamashah. The Tamra-patra holds historical value as it proves that the region of Godwadd was under Maharana Pratap's rule during that period[3].
References
- ↑ Girase, Jaypalsingh (2 August 2020). Rashtragaurav Maharana Pratapsingh: Ek Aprajit Yoddha (in Hindi). Notion Press. ISBN 978-1-64919-952-2.
- ↑ https://epustakalay.com/book/2763-maharana-pratap-smriti-granth-by-devilal-paliwal/
- ↑ Dr. Gopinath Sharma, Rajsthan ke itihas ke srot https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.403157/page/n261/mode/2up
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