Born: 13 August 1638, Jodhpur
Died: 22 November 1718, Ujjain
Durgadas Rathore refers to a historical figure named Rana Durgadas Rathore, a noble and military commander from the Indian region of Marwar (now part of the state of Rajasthan). The Rathores were a Rajput clan known for their valor and military prowess.
Rana Durgadas Rathore is particularly renowned for his role in the Battle of Dharmatpur, which took place in 1658. This battle was part of the larger conflict for succession to the Mughal throne following the death of Emperor Shah Jahan. Rana Durgadas Rathore sided with Aurangzeb, one of Shah Jahan's sons, against his brothers in the war of succession.
Durgadas Rathore's military acumen and bravery played a crucial role in Aurangzeb's victory at the Battle of Dharmatpur. As a reward for his loyalty and services, Rana Durgadas Rathore was granted the title of "Durgadas Rathore" and was given control over the strategic region of Gujarat.
The Rathores continued to be prominent figures in the history of Marwar, contributing both to regional politics and the broader historical events of the Indian subcontinent. Rana Durgadas Rathore remains a respected figure in Rajput history for his military exploits and his role in the Mughal succession wars.
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