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Maharana Sanga The Hindupat by Har Bilas Sarda

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Maharana Sāngā. Mal?" adding, "Here I sit : why does he not come?" The bard replied that he was coming soon, on which Nizam-ul-mulk used dis- respectful language towards the Maharana. When this incident came to the know- ledge of the Maharana he decided to invade Gujarāt and punish the impertinent governor of Idar. Sultan Muzaffar Shah of Gujarāt on being apprised of the Maharana's invasion, sent reinforcements under Asad-ul-mulk, Ghazi Khan, Shuja-ul-mulk and Saif Khan, to Nizam-ul-mulk. He appointed Qiwam-ul- mulk, governor of his capital Ahmadabad, to bear the brunt, and himself retired to Muhammadabad instead of advancing to meet the Maharana. The Maharana started with 40,000 horse and infantry and soon arrived at Vāgadh, where Rawal Udai Singh of Dungarpur joined him with his forces. Rao Ganga of Jodhpur with 7,000 men, and Rao Viram- deva of Merta with 5,000 Rajputs, also joined the Maharana here.² From Vāgadh ² Chaturkula Charitra, p. 25. Rao Viramdeva had married Rana Rai Mal's daughter—Sanga's sister. 79