Maharana Pratap, the heroic ruler of Mewar, occupies a revered place in the annals of Indian history. His life and legacy are a testament to unwavering valor, fierce determination, and a deep commitment to preserving the honor and independence of his kingdom. Born in 1540, Maharana Pratap’s reign was marked by a relentless struggle against the mighty Mughal Empire, particularly under the rule of Akbar.
Early Life and Struggles
Maharana Pratap was born to Maharana Udai Singh II and Maharani Jaiwanta Bai. His early years were marked by adversity as his family faced internal strife and external threats from the Mughals. His father, Maharana Udai Singh, founded the city of Udaipur, which became the capital of Mewar. Pratap’s early life was marred by challenges as he grew up witnessing the turbulent political landscape of his kingdom.
