Maharana Pratap 27th July 2015 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
Amar requests his grandfather to wake up. DB comforts him. Jagmal taunts Pratap. He ran away like a coward when it was time to face the Mughals. Your father dint leave any stone unturned or Rana ji would have died today. Amar runs out of the room in tears. My father is not a coward! DB stops Jagmal. Show your courage in the field. Jagmal points out that this means he is no different than Pratap. He tells her to calm down. Your Rana ji is breathing his last. DB sits back beside US. Acharya helplessly looks on.
Akbar is atop the Chittor fort with Surajmal and his troops. Surajmal compliments him for his victory. Should we believe that all our enemies are dead / finished? Akbar knows that he hasn’t got complete success yet. Akbar still wants his enemy. Pratap is still alive. He will return to take his revenge. We have to reach him. Find him. Surajmal thinks that Pratap is hiding nearby in the forest area. Sadly, I am not too aware of these surroundings. Pratap knows every corner nicely. Akbar has a plan. Post my order in every corner of Rajputana. It will bring Pratap directly to me on its own!
DB hugs Amar. Amar asks her if Jagmal Kaka was right. DB points out that such a brave kid’s father cannot be brave. You stayed away from your father. Instead of being sad at the fact that you were staying away from him you are pained at the fact that someone called him a coward. I wish at times that I too had the good qualities like you. They hear the sound of hoofs. Amar is sure it is his father and he is indeed right. People cheer for Pratap. Amar and DB are relieved to see him. Pratap requests them not to cheer for him. Ajabde asks them how they are. The people show their belief in Pratap. Ajabde assures them that everything will be fine.
Amar hugs Pratap but he heads inside to see his father. Amar next hugs his mother. Is father upset with me? Ajabde denies.
Jagmal tells Pratap that father couldn’t take the blow. He never thought that we will lose Chittor, not till you are alive. Maybe he will get better now that you are here. DB tells him to go out. Jagmal tries to stay put but DB sternly tells him to leave. He walks out. DB tells Pratap not to think of Jagmal’s words but Pratap doesn’t find anything wrong with what he had said. I am responsible for father’s condition. I have let down everyone, you, our family, our citizens, our commanders who died happily for our motherland. I only am responsible! DB talks to him with hope. We can still rectify it. Pratap leaves from there without saying anything. A lady informs Ajabde that one lady wants to give something to her.
The ladies keep sand in front of Ajabde. We know Pratap will be upset over what has happened in Chittor. But there is only one brave heart of this land who can fight with those Mughals and get Chittor back. They cheer for Pratap Singh. Ajabde touches the sand to her head. She thanks all of them for their support and belief.
Pratap thinks of his words to his father. Ajabde joins him. She shares that his citizens still believe firmly in him. They think that it is only you who can defeat Mughals and win Chittor back. He says the citizens are too soft, forgiving. They are like mothers who can see nothing wrong in their kids. But I know what I am! I am an unsuccessful person. I am embarrassing my ancestors, my father, all those who died in that war, and my son with my every breath. I broke everyone’s trust in me. I broke my son’s hopes. Ajabde denies but Pratap sticks to his line of thought. They hear someone ringing the bell in the temple. They go to see who it is. They find Amar praying in the temple and join him. Amar says I told Ekling ji. He told me that you did your best. Pratap hugs his son. Ajabde is touched to see them thus. Amar calls him his hero. You were, are and shall always be my hero. They hug again.
Jagmal has doubts on Pratap. I think he is bent upon losing everything that is left with us now. I don’t trust him at all. We are no brave warriors. We should send a friendship letter to Akbar. I don’t want to die in this foolish war. Akbar is the Shehanshah of India after all. DB retorts that he isn’t smart enough to talk on political matters. It will be good if you keep your thoughts to yourself. You wont understand how important it is to keep the traditions of Rajputana intact. This is what is killing your father. Jagmal is sure neither US will survive nor will Pratap or Amar be spared. What’s the point of these traditions when no one will be spared? DB walks away.
Wasib Khan gets the responsibility of Chittor and Mewar. You have to bring all the left over states under Mughal Empire. He replies that everyone has fallen weak after Chittor lost to us. They will give in to us very soon. We have put your message for him in every corner of the state. Akbar knows that Pratap is still in Mewar.
The villagers read Akbar’s message.
DB thinks of Jagmal’s words. She writes a letter and gives it to the soldier. No one must find out about it.
Precap: Raja Bhagwan Das proposes Akbar for wedding with his sister. US is conscious again. Pratap thinks of a plan. This wedding can become a golden opportunity to get revenge. What if I go there and kill him?
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DETAILED Rajput Record of Jauhar, Saka & Massacre of Rajputs at 3rd Siege of Chittor(1567-68) | Description of Rajput Warriors & OLD pictures of Chittor Fort | Battle of Chittor Part-6
http://mariam-uz-zamani.blogspot.com/2015/07/mughal-rajput-war-jauhar-saka-massacre-at-3rd-siege-of-chittor-pt6.html
#Homage to those bravehearts, those men and WOMEN also who surpassed all limits of bravery & fought in this war, despite being outnumbered by a force who was 8 to 10 times their number.
Link : http://mariam-uz-zamani.blogspot.com/2015/07/mughal-rajput-war-jauhar-saka-massacre-at-3rd-siege-of-chittor-pt6.html
We have gone through 5 articles in the Chittor Battle Series. In the last article, we read the detailed description of this war, including the Jauhar of the Rajput women, the Saka of the Rajput warriors and the massacre of civilians in the Fort of Chittor, as mentioned in the Mughal records. The spine-chilling Mughal account of this war showed the tenacious ferocity with which both man and beast engaged in a do-or-die battle for the pride of Rajputana – the Fort of Chittor.
Now, let’s view the ultimate battle of Chittor from the perspective of contemporary Rajput records & some other chronicles. Numerous pictures and portraits of the Chittor Fort from the 17th, 18th & 19th centuries have also been included to show the majesty of the fort as well as the the magnetic attraction the fort has held for the historic chronicler or even the curious traveler.
This post, based on numerous Rajput sources as it is, presents the names of many known and unknown Rajput warriors from the illustrious houses of the 16 superior vassals of Mewar and others who supported Mewar against the Mughals in this war.
At the end of this post, their lineage & present-day whereabouts have been included for those discerning readers who wish to know more about these warriors.
The post also pays homage to those brave and noble women who believed that their honor as well as the honor of Mewar was more precious than their life. These proud women either chose to die defending their motherland on the battlefield or to perish in the fire of Jauhar rather than being captured & facing dishonor (and worse) at the hands of the invading army.
Link:
http://mariam-uz-zamani.blogspot.com/2015/07/mughal-rajput-war-jauhar-saka-massacre-at-3rd-siege-of-chittor-pt6.html
Mewar is a name synonymous with bravery, honor and pride. Rajputs as a race have been associated with pride and courage, but those of Chittorgarh seem to have an “extra dose” of it. Chivalry and undaunted heroism ran in their blood. There could hardly be any other royal house whose past had been stained with so much bloodshed for over a 1000 years (starting from Bappa Rawal – 734 AD or Guhaditya – 568 AD) ; and who faced wave after wave of invading hordes, yet refused to bow their heads in the service of any other mortal. The Rajputs of this house are known for their strong & fierce love of independence.
Mewar was the only major Rajput kingdom, which refused to surrender to Mughal Emperor Akbar, who was one of the mightiest emperors in the world then. Even after the Mughal Army conquered it, the people of this region fought back valorously to regain their kingdom, with the major exception of Chittorgarh, from Akbar. But let us reserve that story for another day.
At present, let us see how these Rajputs fought bitterly to the last man standing, to defend their fort from Mughal invasion and how, when defeat became inevitable, sacrificed their lives rather than bend in humiliating servility before their bete noire.
Details are given in the post but here are the highlights:
1. Raja Jaimal Rathore and Rawat Patta Chundawat – The Commanders of the Fort of Chittor during the 3rd Siege.
2. Rawat Chundawat fell in the Battle of Chittor. This gate is the eastern entrance of the Fort and also known as Toran Pol.
3. Spot marking the place where Rawat Patta Chundavat fell finally in the Battle of Chittor
4. The information about the Warrior Ladies of Chittor.
5. Jaimal and Kalla – Heroic Chaturbhuj Fight by this uncle-nephew pair
6. The Chattri of Kalla Ji Rathore – The Place of His Death
7. The Chattri of Raja Jaimal Rathore – The Place of His Death
8. “Tija Sakha Chittod Ra”
9. About 1700 relatives of Kunwar Pratap died in this war.
10. Akbar devastated the fortress and its people so much that the subsequent history of Mewar was a constant struggle for existence.
11. “Chittod Marya ra Paap”
12. The sacred threads from necks of dead Rajputs were taken to Agra in sacks to proclaim that the Rajput supremacy over Mewar has finally been broken.
13. It is said that the devil and the angel both live within the heart of Man. It is up to the mind to determine which of these two powers gains ascendance on any occasion. The devil seems to have clearly won the day in the case of Mughal Emperor Akbar.
14. Akbar had left no stone unturned to devastate the resources of Rana. The cream of several houses of the vassals of Mewar died defending Chittor. But this was only a beginning of a new never ending struggle between Akbar and his arch rival Maharana Pratap..
15. Very LONG Detailed Background of Rajput Chieftains / Warriors who fought in this war.
http://mariam-uz-zamani.blogspot.com/2015/07/mughal-rajput-war-jauhar-saka-massacre-at-3rd-siege-of-chittor-pt6.html
Entire post is present on above mentioned link..
Mogul record of Jauhar of Rajput Women & Saka of Rajput Warriors at 3rd Siege of Chittor(1567-68) + Mughal Victory followed by Massacre of Rajput Civilians | Battle of Chittor Part-5 | With Portraits from Akbarnama & personal pictures of Chittor Fort
http://mariam-uz-zamani.blogspot.com/2015/07/mughal-rajput-war-jauhar-saka-massacre-at-3rd-siege-of-chittor-pt5.html
Just reading the accounts of the war, even from one side only, makes our hearts beat faster and sends shivers of horror down our spine. The ferocity of the war in which man and beast alike were willing to kill and be killed for their cause, can only be imagined faintly.
300 armoured trained Mughal War Elephants were let loose in the Fort in addition to the 60,000+ Mughal army fighting the force of 8000 Rajputs.
The post recounts how Rajput warriors like Isar Das Chauhan and others singly fought these trained armoured war elephants…This was more like a man versus beast scenario.!
The heroic exploits of Patta, Kalla, Jaimal, etc.. are recorded in these Mughal accounts. The Rajputs were glorious even in the defeat.
Akbar recalls an incident where a chivalrous Rajput asked him to fight, and Akbar , though managed to kill this soldier, was amazed at the fighting spirit of this person, and tried his best to know who this brave man was, but he could not.
The Rajputnis were not behind. The post recalls the horrors which the Rajputnis endeared in this war. Some of them died fighting the Mughal forces, some preferred Jauhar. Not giving those details here. Certain things can not be mentioned. They are present in the post.
“The Rajput garrison was in sore distress, and ready to succumb, but no one proposed surrender to the Emperor. The Emperor had determined that he would capture by storm this Chittor – the strongest fortress of Hindustan, so that in future no other fortress should DARE to resist our Imperial army.”
An unprecendented carnage ordered by Akbar after winning the battle.. We, who live in modern times, can hardly understand the emotions that must have run high in both the Mughals and the Rajputs during the course of the battle.
This wicked Jagmal. Kya us me bhi rajput ka hi khoon tha. He is a shame on rajput.never did anything good nor could see anyone doing good.
Eish jagmall pagal.started again gayall.
wen is Javantbaai cuming in????akbar is irking me grrrrrr…..love pratap.