Rao Sheoji
978-613-4-83686-9
6134836869
112
2011-01-21
39.00 €
eng
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Rao Seoji was a Rajput belonging to the Rathore clan. His father was Setram Rathore. Rao Sheoji fought many battles against his own relatives and was responsible for killing many of them. This prompted him to undertake a pilgrimage to Dwarka. On the way to Dwarka, he received customary hospitality from families belonging to the Chavda and Solanki clans of Rajputs. During his return journey, he married the daughter if a Chavda nobleman. She gave birth to three sons: Rao Asthan, Rao Sonag and Rao Ajay. Later, Sheoji undertook a pilgrimage to Pushkar. The Brahmans of Bhinmal near Pushkar requested his assistance against the depredations of the Muslim ruler of Multan. Sheoji defeated an army of the ruler of Multan and signed a treaty stipulating that the town of Bhinmal and adjoining areas would not be plundered by them in future. Sheoji himself returned to Badayun/Kannauj but his sons remained behind at Pali.
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