Shekha of Amarsar
Rajput chieftain and warrior leader
Born
September 24th, 1433
591 years ago
Died
1488
537 years ago — 55 years old
Category
Military & Warriors
Country
India
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Born in 1433, a prominent Rajput chieftain who led significant military campaigns in Rajasthan. Established a stronghold in the region and became a notable figure among the Rajput clans. Played a crucial role in the regional politics of the time, engaging in various conflicts to assert dominance and protect territories.
Led military campaigns in Rajasthan
Established a stronghold in Amarsar
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