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Haldighati
A poem about the historic Battle of Haldighati
By Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Ritik Gupta on Unsplash
In the rocky, hilly terrain of Haldighati, Where Maharana Pratap stood valiantly, His troops, accustomed to the land they tread, Fought fiercely against the Mughal dread.
Rana Pratap, his head held high, Defended honor, refusing to comply, With sword in hand, he faced the fray, Youthful determination leading the way.
Jhala, another warrior, stepped forth, Risking all, he took Rana’s insignia’s worth, Mistaken for the Rana, he bore the brunt, Mughals attacked, their force relentless and blunt.
Haldighati, etched in history’s grand design, A tale of valor, sacrifice, and courage divine, Where heroes clashed, and their destinies entwined. Remembered forever and forever.
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