Maharana Pratap

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  • Welcome to our Audio book "Maharana Pratap," which narrates the entire life story of Maharana Pratap. Maharana Pratap was born on 9th May 1540 in Mewad (Rajasthan). His father's name was Maharana Udai Singh, who had created a legacy for him. Maharana Pratap's childhood was very personal and dedicated. He learned the art of warfare as per his father's instructions and crafted his own political strategy. Maharana Pratap established a supportive system to fight for his country and kingdom after his father. What were the significant sacrifices that Maharana Pratap made for the liberation of Mewad? He never accepted defeat and fought for his nation and kingdom until his last breath. He took his last breath on 29th Jaist 1597. To know the details, listen to the Audio Book of Maharana Pratap, exclusively on Audio Pitara. Comment your feedback and share it with your friends. Also explore other interesting free podcasts only on "Audio Pitara."
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Episodes
  • EP 01 - Mewad Ka Sankshipt Parichai

    EP 01 - Mewad Ka Sankshipt Parichai
    May 22 2023
    In the first episode of "Maharana Pratap," the role of Maharana Pratap is depicted. Maharana Pratap was a courageous Rajput king who protected his kingdom with valor and bravery. How did he become a great hero of India? What was his childhood like, and how did he gain knowledge of warfare? To know more, listen to the Audiobook of "Maharana Pratap", exclusively on Audio Pitara. Comment your feedback on the Audio Book and do share it with others. Explore other interesting free podcasts only on "Audio Pitara." Stay Updated on our shows at audiopitara.com and follow us on Instagram and YouTube @audiopitara.
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    29 mins
  • EP 12 - Jhala Sardar Ka Atmatyaag

    EP 12 - Jhala Sardar Ka Atmatyaag
    May 22 2023
    The story of "Jhala Sardar's Sacrifice" depicts an important incident in Maharana Pratap's life, where Jhala Sardar sacrifices his life to aid Maharana Pratap. This incident beautifully portrays the bravery and valor of both Jhala Sardar and Maharana Pratap on the battlefield. Did Jhala Sardar's sacrifice guide Maharana Pratap towards victory? How did Maharana Pratap avenge Jhala Sardar's death from the Mughals? To find out, listen to Maharana Pratap's Audio Book, exclusively on Audio Pitara. Please share your feedback on this Audio Book in the comments, and share it as much as possible. Also enjoy other interesting free podcasts and audio books only on "Audio Pitara." Stay Updated on our shows at audiopitara.com and follow us on Instagram and YouTube @audiopitara.
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    9 mins
  • EP 13 - Vijay Ka Parajay

    EP 13 - Vijay Ka Parajay
    May 22 2023
    Maharana Pratap faced both victories and defeats in his life. His life was extremely challenging, and he fought against his biggest adversary, the Mughal Empire, for the sake of his nation. What was the significance of the Battle of Haldighati for him? What is one of the most famous examples from Maharana Pratap's life? To find out, listen to Maharana Pratap's Audio Book, exclusively on Audio Pitara. Please share your feedback on this Audio Book in the comments, and do share this episode "Vijay ya Paraajay". Also enjoy other interesting free podcasts and audio books only on "Audio Pitara." Stay Updated on our shows at audiopitara.com and follow us on Instagram and YouTube @audiopitara.
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    6 mins

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