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

Maharana Sāngā.
three Sultans on the north, south and
west, Sultans of Delhi, Malwa and Gujarāt,
were all defeated and kept within their
bounds. The song, the first two verses of
which are given below, gives the popular
view of the situation.¹
According to the records of Devidan,
the Barwa of the Mewar royal family,
the Maharana had as many as 28 queens,²
by whom he had seven sons and four
(१) इब्राहीम पूरब दिशा न उलटै,
पछम मुदाफर न दे पयाण ॥
दखणी महमदशाह न दौड़ै,
सांगो दामण चहूँ सुरताण ॥ १ ॥
(On the east (of Mewar) Ibrahim (Lodi) cannot
advance: Muzaffar (of Gujarāt) cannot come towards
the west: Mahmud Shah (Khilji) cannot move towards
the south (of Mewar); in this way, Maharana Sāngā
has bound the feet of the three Sultans, vide Maha-
rana Yash Parakash, by T. Bhur Singh, page 65.
² According to Barwā Debidān's records the queens
of Maharana Sāngā were:—(1) Lakhu, daughter of Hada
Rao Narbad Singh. (2) Karmetan, daughter of Hada
Rao Narbad Singh. (3) Brajbai, daughter of Rāthor
Jodhaji. (4) Bālkanwar, daughter of Rao Bharmalji.
(5) Shyamkanwar, daughter of Hada Parbat Singhji.
(6) Rajkanwar, daughter of Rao Ram Singhji Kherād.
(7) Paipkanwar, daughter of Hada Rudra Bhanji.
(8) Padamkanwar, daughter of Deora Abhai Singhji.
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