महाराणा सांगा: द हिन्दूपत (हरविलास सारदा - मेवाड़ साम्राज्य एवं खानवा महायुद्ध इतिहास)

Maharana Sāngā.
two princes were in the Maharana's pro-
tection the Maharana sent a sardar to
drive Malik Latif out of Mewar. Latif
"sustained a complete defeat." He was killed
in action, while his troops lost no less
than 1,700 men, the rest fleeing to Gujarāt.¹
Mewar was now at the meridian of
her greatness and prosperity. The greater
part of Malwa had been conquered and
incorporated with Mewar. Ranthambhore,
Gagrone, Kalpi, Bhilsa and Chanderi
were under the sway of the Maharana.
Ajmer had been taken and Abu reduced,
and Sāngā's governors administered both
districts. Sāngā reduced to submission
the Khanzādas of Mewat. The kings of
Gwalior, Amber and Marwar acknowledged
his supremacy and accompanied him in
his wars as vassals or allies with their
contingents. Maharana Sāngā had pushed
back the Sultan of Delhi and made the
Peela khal, near Agra, the northern
boundary of his empire. Gujarāt had been
plundered and then relinquished. The
¹ Brigg's Ferishta, Vol. IV, page 99.
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