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Hadi rani



QUEEN OF PRIDE AND HONOUR.


This world has a glorious past full of boldness, brave, courage, sacrifice, trust, and also betrayal, defeat, and every compound which adds up to build a civilized world. In the past, many kings and queens expressed their brave and valor through their actions, which will leave us with goosebumps........

One such story was about a Queen who sacrificed her life for her motherland and her name was Hadi Rani. Her story of bravery wasn't just a story it is an emotion.

Hadi Rani.......

Hadi Rani was the daughter of King Hada Chauhan Rajput. She grew up along with stories and tales of bravery and chivalry in Rajasthan. She was known for her kind and virtuous values. Hadi Rani was married to the Chundawat chieftain Rao Ratan Singh of salumbar in Mewar, Rajasthan. Maharana Raj Singh, King of Mewar also married recently. When unexpectedly Aurangzeb about to invade Mewar, Maharana Raj Singh ordered Ratan Singh to stop the extra allies from another side. But Rao was recently married and highly smitten by the beauty of her virtuous wife. He reluctantly agreed to do his duty as he was also a proud warrior and promised to save his motherland from any other troubles. So he joined the army to do his part to save his motherland. Throughout his journey, he only remembered his beautiful wife. So he sent his Messenger to his beloved wife Hadi rani, to get some memoir from her. Hadi rani was highly upset to know that she was the barrier to save her motherland. With a brave heart, she ordered the Aghast lady to bring a plate and sword. 

Then she cut her head with the sword and this head was put in the plate covered with the cloth and sent to Rao through the Messenger. In the war field, Rao Ratan Singh eagerly waiting for the gift from Hadi Rani. When he uncovered it, he was shocked to see his beloved wife's head. 

He realized the intention of his beloved wife. He tied his queen's head around his neck and fought against Mughals. They were defeated fiercely in the hands of Rao Ratan Singh. Sooner they all tasted victory in their war, but Rao Ratan Singh didn't wish to live without his wife.  So he sacrificed his life in the Warfield. This courageous action of Hadi Rani was evident for the remarkable boldness and patriotism towards the motherland.  Hadi Rani has a certain place in Indian history, and it will last forever till History lasts.
 




Location: Unnamed Road, Tenga, Uttar Pradesh 284403, India

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