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Maharana Sāngā.
Sāngā's second son Ratan Singh, by
Queen Dhankanwar, daughter of Prince
Bagha, eldest son of Rao Suja of Mewar,
was now the heir-apparent. Amongst
Sāngā's queens were two daughters of
Bhanda's son Narbad Hādā, Raja of Bundi.
By the second of these, Karmetan, Sāngā
had two sons, Vicramaditya and Udai Singh.
Karmetan enjoyed the confidence and affec-
tion of Sāngā in a special degree. Solicitous of
her sons' welfare, she begged the Maharana
to make provision for them, and suggested
that the fort and pargannah of Rantham-
bhore night be given to them as jagir. The
Maharana granted the request. The Hadi
queen, knowing well that without proper
support, the boys would not be able to keep
that stronghold, requested that Hada Suraj
Mal, her brother, who was one of the bravest
and most important chiefs at the time, might
be appointed their guardian to protect them
and their estate. The Maharana announced
(A.D. 1516). Miran Bai was born about S. 1555 (A.D.
1498) and died in S. 1603 (A.D. 1546) at Dwarka
(Kathiawar), at which holy place she had been residing
for several years. Vide Chaturkula Charitra (History
of the Rāthor family of Merta) and Vir Vinod.
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