Rajasthan – ‘Jodha’s film is false, Akbar was married not to make a princess …’ ‘said the Governor of Rajasthan – Indian history influenced by British Jodha Akbar Story False Rajasthan Governor NTC NTC Jodha Akbar
Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Bagde said that because of the early influence of British historians, many errors have been recorded in the history of India, including the history of the history of the marriage of Jodhabai and the emperor Moghol Akbar. Speaking during an event in Udaipur on Wednesday evening, Bagde said that there was no mention of the marriage of Jodha and Akbar in Akbarnama.
He said: “It is said that Jodha and Akbar were married and a film was made on this story. The same books also say the same thing, but it is a lie. He was a king named Bharmal and he married the daughter of a maid to Akbar.”
The new debate began in the state …
The governor’s statement joined the debate on the historical information of marriage between the daughter and Akbar of the Sovereign of Amer Bharmal in 1569. Amer or Ambar had a state of Rajput near Jaipur and was led by Kachhwaha Rajputs before Sawai Jai Singh II transfers the capital Jaipur in 1727.
Bagde said: “The British changed the history of our heroes. They did not write it properly and their version of the story was initially accepted. Later, some Indians wrote history but it was always influenced by the British.”
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‘Less taught on Maharana Pratap …’ ‘
The governor also denied the historical assertion that Rajput Manager Maharana Pratap wrote a treaty in Akbar. He described it as perfectly misleading. Haribhau Bagde said: “Maharana Pratap has never compromised his Khudari. In history, he is more taught on Akbar and less on Maharana Pratap.”
However, Bagde said that the situation is improving now. He said that in the new national education policy, efforts are made to prepare the new generation for future challenges by preserving our culture and our glorious history. “”
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Haribhau Bagde praised Maharana Pratap and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj as a symbol of patriotism. He said: “There is a difference of 90 years in his birth. If he had been contemporary, the history of the country would have been different. The two are seen from the same point of view of value and patriotism.”
