This Hindu king was fighting with a 208 kg sword, Akbar cried on his death | News India

Ahmedabad: Born on 9 May 1540 in Kumbhalgarh, Rajasthan. Here we are talking about the king of India who created a stir in the world. Here we are talking about the bravest king of India. We are talking about Maharana Pratap, a symbol of valor and bravery. He used to wear 72 kg iron armor on his chest every day. This king always carried a spear of 81 kg and a sword of 208 kg.

Once during a battle, he cut an enemy into two pieces along with his horse with a single wound. To save the king, his horse Chetak crossed the valley by jumping 26 feet in height and length. The battle of Haldighati was fought between the Mughal army and Maharana Pratap on 18 June 1576. Which ended without any decisive result.

Maharana Pratap died on 29 January 1597. Maharana Pratap's death was mourned by his enemy Akbar. Akbar also paid tribute to Maharana Pratap. Not only this, former US President Abraham Lincoln had ordered the soil of Haldighati from India, the land where Maharana Pratap fought his battle. Maharana Pratap refused to accept Akbar's subordination. Maharana Pratap used to eat grass and bread to survive.