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A list of a few Rajput rulers is given below : 1. Rana Sanga 2. Chandra Sen 3. Man Singh 4. Rai Singh Choose the two who did not help the Mughals:

A list of a few Rajput rulers is given below : 1. Rana Sanga 2. Chandra Sen 3. Man Singh 4. Rai Singh Choose the two who did not help the Mughals: Correct Answer <span style="">1 and 2</span>

The correct answer is 1 and 2.

Key Points

  • Rana Sanga:​
    • He was the son of Raimal.
    • He is known as Hindupath.
    • He fought many battles-
      • Khatoli's battle-Between Rana Sanga and Ibrahim Lodi in 1517-18 AD.
      • Gagron battle-Between Rana Sanga and Mahmood Khilaji II in 1519 AD.
      • Bayana battle-Between Rana Sanga and Babar in February 1527 AD.
      • Khanwa battle-Between Rana Sanga and Babar in March 1527 AD.
    • His Chabutara is situated in Baswa, Dausa.
    • His Chhatri is situated in Mandalgarh, Bhilwara.
    • His companions mixed venom in his drinks at Kalpi.
  • Chandra Sen:
    • He was an Indian ruler of Marwar.
    • He was a younger son of Rao Maldeo Rathore.
    • Chandrasen followed his father's policy and stayed hostile to the ruling foreign powers in India.
    • He is also known as Pratap of Marwar.
  • These two Rajput rulers Rana Sangha and Chandra sen did not help the Mughals.​

Additional Information 

  • Maan Singh:
    • Maharaja Maan Singh (1783-1843) was the last independent ruler of the jodhpur kingdom.
    • Maharaja Maan Singh broke the treaty with the British for cooperation and allied with Yashwanthrao Holkar.
    • However, jodhpur was invaded and destroyed by Sindhia's and his own corrupt nobles and ministers.
    • To restore his kingdom Mann Singh broke his alliance with Yashwant Rao Holkar and reunited with the British by paying a heavy tribute.
    • In 1829 Mann Singh gave shelter to Appa sahib the dethroned ruler of Nagpur against the wishes of the British. Maan Singh refused to give him to the British in spite of continuous demands from Lord William Bentinck.
    • After the victory over the combined forces of Jaipur and Bikaner Jai pol or victory gate was built in the fort in the fort in 1808.

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