Social Sciences, asked by sunandevi7710, 6 months ago

who performed Johar

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Answered by Anonymous

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The most widely acknowledged is the lore of Rani Padmavati's jauhar in 1303. Another took place in 1535 when Bahadur Shah of Gujarat besieged the palace that was under Rani Karnavati, who committed jauhar after which the Rajput army subsequently walked the ritual of Saka (to be explained below).

Answered by niyatipandav99

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Rani Padmavati performs Johar

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