A TRAGIC TALE OF PHENOMENAL LOVE EP-2
The Baz Bahadur's was a small army. Akbar's was an ocean-like army. The Sultan's army fought against the great army and was defeated. Akbar captured captive Baz Bahadur. But Queen Rupamati refused to lean to Akbar. She swallowed the diamond and lost her life.
river Narmada
Akbar was deeply saddened by the news of her death. In Mandu, Akbar built the tomb of Rupamati. He was aware of his mistake. Sultan Baz Bahadur was freed from captivity.
The news of the death of his beloved wife was met when the captive sultan arrived in Saranpur, his capital. Remembering her sympathy, he felt that his life without a queen had no meaning. He bowed his head to his wife's grave and died.
Akbar also came to know about the death of Baz Bahadur. Baz Bahadur's tomb was built by Akbar near the tomb of Queen Rupamati in Mandu. He regretted that he was responsible for the death of a rare couple. On the tomb of Baz Bahadur, he written 'Aashi A Sadiq' (honest wife lover) and on Queen Rupamati's tomb 'Shahid A Wagha' (Faithful Martyr).
couple's tomb in mandu
Rani Roopmathi and Baz Bahadur's immortal love story, titled 'Rani Roopmathi', became a hit in the movie in 1957.
'Rupamti' film poster
Mandu is one of the popular tourist destinations in Madhya Pradesh, India. Mandu is not to be forgotten among the country's unique lovely monument. The story of the immortal lovers of the Narmada River feels like a touch to its companions. All those who come to hear the story of the Sultanate and the queen Rupmati are sad. The powerful emperor bowed before the immortal. If visiting Madhya Pradesh, be sure to visit Mandu. It is not just a lover's memorial site; It is also a rare example of Akbar's fascination with humanity.
Akbar was deeply saddened by the news of her death. In Mandu, Akbar built the tomb of Rupamati. He was aware of his mistake. Sultan Baz Bahadur was freed from captivity.
The news of the death of his beloved wife was met when the captive sultan arrived in Saranpur, his capital. Remembering her sympathy, he felt that his life without a queen had no meaning. He bowed his head to his wife's grave and died.
Akbar also came to know about the death of Baz Bahadur. Baz Bahadur's tomb was built by Akbar near the tomb of Queen Rupamati in Mandu. He regretted that he was responsible for the death of a rare couple. On the tomb of Baz Bahadur, he written 'Aashi A Sadiq' (honest wife lover) and on Queen Rupamati's tomb 'Shahid A Wagha' (Faithful Martyr).
'Rupamti' film poster
Mandu is one of the popular tourist destinations in Madhya Pradesh, India. Mandu is not to be forgotten among the country's unique lovely monument. The story of the immortal lovers of the Narmada River feels like a touch to its companions. All those who come to hear the story of the Sultanate and the queen Rupmati are sad. The powerful emperor bowed before the immortal. If visiting Madhya Pradesh, be sure to visit Mandu. It is not just a lover's memorial site; It is also a rare example of Akbar's fascination with humanity.
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