Thus it is proved that the sword doesn’t belong to Maharana Pratap.Īttached below are the screenshots and links of the websites that has featured the viral photo. Sword-Site also mentions that the sword belongs to Boabdil and states that on the hilt there is an inscription with the motto of the Nasrid dynasty: La ghaliba ila Allah (No Victor but God). The hill has been landscaped with a Japanese garden and an imposing bronze statue of Maharana Pratap seated on his favorite and loyal horse Chetak. This memorial was set up by Maharana Bhagwat Singh Mewar who took the help of a public trust. A website called Sword-Site also has the image goes on to explain the inscription on the sword. The Maharana Pratap singh memorial is located on top of Moti Magri / Pearl Hill in Udaipur, Rajasthan. Both the sites state that the sword and scabbard belonged to Boabdil (Muhammad XII), Nasir of Granada. It was featured in an article under Islamic History on WordPress and a website called Imgur. The viral photo was found on various websites. Upon doing a simple reverse image search, it was found that the sword belonged to Muhammad XII. The sword doesn’t belong to Mahrana Pratap.
The Sword of Sri MahaRana Pratap used during the Haldi Ghat Battle.
Great Maharana pratap was almost 7.5 feet, he had a 72 kg armor, a spear weighing 80 kg, two swords weighing 25 kg both means that he carried 206 kg in the battlefield and yet was a ferocious fighter. But Sadly there is not much mentioned in our History books.Ĭourtesy: Ramaswamy. Imagine the calibre of this warrior in battlefield. The sword of Maharana Pratap weighs around 50 Kgs each, he used to offer one Sword to the Enemy when his enemy would be disarmed.
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