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Unpublished Inscription of Rāṇā Saṅga

Raghvendra Manoharसंबोधि1984pp. 15–15

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Raṇa Sangram Singh (Raṇa Sanga) is counted among the great warriors of Indian History. Hero of many fierce battles Sanga fought bravely with Babar in March 1527 A.D. (1584 V.S.) in the famous battle of khanwa. Sanga was wounded and taken to a safe place. Except this information we do not know anything authentic about

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मनोहर जयपुर से पचासी किलोमीटर दूर दिग्गी (मालपुरा) के सीतारामजी मन्दिर की बाहरी दीवार में जड़ा एक अभिलेख प्रकाशित करते हैं। संवत् १५८४ जेठ वदी १३ का यह लेख राणा सांगा की वहीं हुई मृत्यु का विवरण देता है — खानवा के युद्ध के तीन मास बाद। Manohar publishes an inscription he traced at Diggi near Malpura, eighty-five kilometres from Jaipur, cut on black stone in the outer wall of the Sītārāmjī temple beside the fort. Dated Jeṭh Vadī 13, Samvat 1584, it records Rāṇā Sāṅgā's death there in June 1527, three months after Khānwā.

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Hindi title: Unpublished Inscription of Rāṇā Saṅga
English title: Not yet translated
Diacritical (IAST): Not yet transliterated
Language: English
Author: Raghvendra Manohar
Translator: Original — no translation
Tīkākāra (commentator): Not applicable
Editor: Not recorded