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Prithviraj Chauhan

Prithviraj was born in the house of chauhan king someswar Prithviraj was born in gujarat and his younger brother hariraj was also born in gujarat where his father was brought up in the chalukyan court by his relatives. Prithviraj left gujarat to ajmer when after the death of prithviraj second his father somesvara was crowned as the chauhan king. The death of god shiva was completed in 1177 (1234 dis) When prithviraj was about eleven years old. Prithviraj, who was a minor at that time, was seated with his mother on the throne. According to the historian dashrath sharma, prithviraj took real control of administration in the year 1180 (1237 v)

The construction of the ruined fort of rai pithura is now credited to prithviraj. According to prithviraj raso, angpal tomer, the ruler of Delhi gave the city to his son - in - law prithviraj and was defeated when he wanted it back. This is historically wrong as it was taken to the chauhan area to Delhi by vigraherz chath, uncle of prithviraj. Besides, historical evidence shows that the death of anang Pal tomar had taken place before the birth of prithviraj. Claim regarding his daughter 's marriage with prithviraj has been made at a later date.

War from the gori 

The predecessors of prithviraj suffered many attacks from Muslim dynasties occupying the north - western regions of the Indian subcontinent till the 12th century. By the end of the 12th century the ghazni based ghori dynasty had controlled the western regions of the chauhan state. In 1175, when the prithviraj was a child, the Mohammed ghaori crossed the Indus river and occupied the multan. In 1178 he attacked on gujarat in which there was rule of chalukyas. The chauhanas were not faced with the ghaori invasion because the chalukyas of gujarat had vanquished mohammad in the battle of kasada awadh in 1178.

During the next few years, mohammad ghori won the peshawar, sind and the punjab, and strengthened his strength to the west of the chauhans, and tried to extend his empire to the east. This led them to conflict with prithviraj, where these writings give an increasing number of references, it is likely that more than two conflicts took place between the gors and the quarters during the reign of prithviraj. Medieval Muslim writers have mentioned only one or two battles between the two rulers. The two battles between the tabbaci - I - nazari and darai-e - philistal are referred to. The jam-ul - hikaya and the taj - ul - macier mention only the second battle of carving out the battle of prithviraj 's defeat. However, Hindu and jain writers say that prithviraj had defeated mohammad many times before he was killed. As the hammer epic claims that there are nine battles between the two, eight are mentioned in the prithviraj managements, the managements fund claims 21 battles, while manag tells chintamani.

Two battles of carving took place

In course of 1190-1191, he took possession of the taaraha or tabara - hind over the chauhan area. He kept it under the kazya - ud - din, supported by over 1,200 horse riders, the quad kazi. When prithviraj came to know of this, he left for his feudal lords along with the govindraja of Delhi.

After the victory of titrahthinda, the original plan of muhammad was to return to his house, but when he heard of prithviraj, he decided to fight. He left with an army and faced the army of prithviraj in the back of the tropics. in the next battle, the army of prithviraj decisively defeated the poor.

According to tibashat - a naseeri, they collected over the next few months a well - equipped army of over 1,20,000 selected Afghan, tagic and Turkish hordels. He then proceeded to the kingdom of multan and Lahore with the help of the vijayaraja of jammu.

Prithviraj had no partners as a result of his wars against the neighbouring Hindu Kings. Yet he managed to amass an army to counter the poor. Mohammed took the time to interact with his ghazni - based brother, guis - ud - din. [11] then he led his might and attacked the armies. He defeated the prithviraj decisively. Prithviraj tried to run on a horse but was captured near saraswati fort (possibly modern sirsa). After this, the ghaori captured ajmer after killing several thousand defenders. Enslaved many more people and destroyed the temples of the city.

After the death of prithvi chauhan

On hearing this, the poet chand bardai travelled to ghazni and gave a dodge to Mohammed ghaori, where prithviraj shot an arrow in the direction of the voice of muhammad and killed him. Not long after, prithviraj and chand bardai killed each other. [13] this is a fiction not supported by historical evidence: after the death of prithviraj, Mohammed ghori continued to rule for more than a decade.

After the death of prithviraj, the ghaorian appointed his son govindraj as the king on the throne of ajmer. In 1192, hariraj, the younger brother of prithviraj, took govindars away and took back a part of his ancestral kingdom. Govindraja went to ranakhpura where he established a new chouhan branch of the rulers and later hariraj was defeated by the general qutub - ud - din aibak of the gharies.