This is the most beautiful woman in history, whose beauty became the cause of her death
Let me tell you that there is a lot of history buried in the world. Whatever comes out of the pages of history is discussed. This history is associated with kings, maharajas, and queens associated with them, Shaukat and Jung. During this time there were many such queens, nobles too, who were known for their unmatched beauty and bravery. Every country in the world has its own history and very beautiful queens are part of its history. Today we are going to talk to you in this post about a woman whose form became the cause of her death.
For your information, tell me that the name of Rani Roopmati is also among the most beautiful queens in the history of India.
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Roopmati was the daughter of a farmer from Mandu. She was also very beautiful as per the name and with it, she was also proficient in singing art. When Akbar came to know about Roopmati, he also started looking for ways to get her. He wrote a letter to Baz Bahadur asking that Roopmati be sent to his service. Baz Bahadur got angry at this and he flatly refused to do so.
Reading this, Akbar got angry and ordered his commander Azam Khan to immediately attack Malwa and imprison Roopmati. Akbar had a large army and Baz Bahadur’s army was small. He fought Akbar’s army strongly but lost the battle. After this, he took Baz Bahadur captive.
When Azam Khan came to her to take Rupmati, Rupmati ended her life by eating poison. Knowing this, Akbar was very sad and built a tomb for Roopmati. After this, he liberated Baz Bahadur. Baz said that he wants to go back to Sarangpur. On returning to Sarangpur, he gave up his life by banging his head on the queen’s tomb. In 1568 a mausoleum was built near Sarangpur. Akbar wrote ‘Ashik-e-Sadiq’ at the tomb of Baz Bahadur and ‘Shaheed-e-Wafa’ at the tomb of Rupmati.
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