Maharana Kumbha

Maharana Kumba Mahal

Maharana Kumbha or Maharana Kumbhakarna (death 1468 AD) was king of Mewar from 1433 to 1468. Maharana Kumbhakarna is a very high place in the kings of India. Formerly Rajput was able to protect his independence from there. Kumbhakarna gave a new look to Rajputi politics by defeating Muslims at their respective places. In history it is more famous as 'Rana Kumbha'.

Maharana Kumbha was the best in the rulers of Rajasthan. They established their hegemony on those who were in a state of turmoil around Mewar. In the thirty-six fortified places in the 35 years of age, Chittorgarh, Kuhalgarh, and Achalgarh are the tops in the strong architecture, while there are also enchanting deities in these mountain ranges. The world famous Vijay Collegiate praises their triumphs is an invaluable heritage of India. The history of Kumbh was not limited to victory in wars, but his power and organization's ability as well as his creativity was also amazing. 'Music Raj' is his great composition, which is considered the Kirti Pillar of the literature.

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Maharana Kumbhakarna was the son of Maharana Mokal and sitting on the throne after his assassination. With the help of his father Mama Rampal Rathod, he took revenge on his father's murderers soon. Before 1437, he defeated Deora Chauhan and took control of Abu. He also defeated Sultan Mahmud Khilji of Malwa badly in the same year near Sarangpur and made famous Kirtistab of Chittoor as the monument of this victory. Rathore should not try to capture Mewar anymore, he got Razal killed due to this strong suspicion and for some time Mandore's state also came under his hand. Within seven years of his reign, he won the strongholds of Sarangpur, Nagaur, Naran, Ajmer, Mandor, Modalgarh, Bundi, Khatu, Chatus etc. and defeated Sultan Syed Muhammad Shah of Delhi and Sultan Ahmed Shah of Gujarat. Their enemies repeatedly tried to take revenge for their defeats, but they did not get success. Sultan of Malwa invaded Mewar five times. Swami Shams Khan of Nagaur tried unsuccessfully to be independent with the help of Gujarat. This is also the case of Abu Deor. Malva and the Sultans of Gujarat together attacked Maharana but the Muslim armies were defeated again. Maharana also achieved many other wins. He did it with the salt mine of DeDawana (Nagaur) and won places like Khandela, Aamer, Ranthambore, Dungarpur, Sihare etc. Thus, by making a majority of Rajasthan and part of Gujarat, Malwa and Delhi, he made Mewar a Maharaja.

But the importance of Maharana Kumbhakarna is more than due to his cultural work. They made many durgas, temples and ponds and cultivated Chittotor in many ways. The famous fort of Kumbhalgarh is his work. He rebuilt Bansatpur and laid the foundation of the temple of Shri Ekaling. Chittoor's Kirtistumbh is one of the unique creations of the world. Each of them has the impression of their artifact, witchcraft and personality on one stone. He was a scholar, he composed many of the songs of music and interpreted books like Chanditik and Geetgovind etc. He was also proficient in knowledge and harassment of dramatics. He wrote a book on the composition of the Kirtistas and wrote the scriptures of Shilpaksha from the editors of Mandan. This great Rana was killed by his own son Uday Singh. text Also see them

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