Скачать или смотреть City Palace | The Secret Of Mirabai's Door | Maharana Pratap Of Mewar Kingdom's Royal Shield | EP 3

Hello Friend 👋

The City Palace is a grand royal complex in Jaipur, Rajasthan, blending Rajput and Mughal architecture, serving as a museum and home to the royal family, featuring courtyards, gardens, museums (Mubarak Mahal), ornate gates like the Peacock Gate, and significant halls (Diwan-i-Aam) with massive silver urns, offering a glimpse into India's royal heritage

The "secret room" associated with the 16th-century poet-saint Mirabai refers to a small, enclosed room within her residence in Vrindavan where she is said to have worshipped Lord Krishna and written her devotional songs (bhajans).
Key information about this room and its context:
Location: The room is part of what is now the Mirabai Temple, located in a small lane close to the famous Nidhivan in Vrindavan, India.
Historical Significance: After facing persecution and multiple attempts on her life by her in-laws in the royal palace of Mewar for her devotion to Krishna, Mirabai secretly left her home and escaped to Vrindavan. This room was her personal space for intense spiritual practice (sadhana).


Maharana Pratap's primary weapons included a heavy spear (Bhala), two large swords, a shield, and armor, reflecting Rajput traditions; his famed equipment, though often exaggerated in legend for symbolic strength, comprised an 80kg spear, two 25kg swords, and 72kg armor, emphasizing his incredible might, alongside his loyal horse, Chetak, and elephant Ramprasad.
Key Weapons & Equipment
Spear (Bhala): A crucial weapon, especially effective from horseback, weighing around 80 kg according to some accounts.
Swords: He carried two swords, a symbol of Rajput pride, with reports claiming they weighed about 25 kg each, though modern historians suggest these figures might be symbolic exaggerations of his strength.
Armor: His armor weighed approximately 72 kg, a significant burden that speaks to his immense physical power.
Shield: A royal shield was also part of his battle attire, displayed in museums today.


I hope you enjoyed this video

Hit like
And do subscribe to my channel

Thank you so much for watching

God bless you
Lots ❤️

Subscribe 👉 ‪@omnishiworld6642‬​

Follow My Instagram page 👉 Omnishi World