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Who is known as the forgotten hero of Marwar?

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Answered by hotelcalifornia

Rao Chandrasen was the ablest of every other prince and was therefore declared Maldiv's successor even though he was not the eldest son but the Primogeniture.

Following the ascent Chandrasen had to confront his rebellious brothers who were joining camps at Akbar (as was the case of Pratap).
It fought two struggles with the Mughal Ally and the Rajput of Bikaner and Amer (Merta Battle (1562) and Sojat Battle (1574).
Akbar declared His brother as the King of Jodhpur (as Akbar did in Mewar, when Pratap's brother was appointed King of Mewar).
Rao Chandrasen or the 'Forgotten Hero of Marwar' was a personification of gallantry and honor. He was one of those only several kings of the contemporary India who perished as an autonomous king.

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Answered by brokendreams

Chandrasen Rathore is known as the forgotten hero of Marwar

Chandrasen Rathore also recognized as a forgotten hero was a ruler of Marwar, which is currently identified as Jodhpur.
He secured his kingdom for approximately two decades of abreast charges from the Mughal Empire.
Akbar sought to apprehend the invincible fort of Siwana, the capitol of Chandrasen.
Akbar attempted to win over Chandrasen by granting him Jodhpur. He declined and sustained struggling for 2 years continuously Siwana ultimately fell.
He gathered his army once again and was victorious in repelling Mughals employing partisan tactics.

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