Veer durga Das Rathore was vary brave and famous historical hero. Durgadas Rathore was born in 13 august, 1638. his famous personality in the annals of Marwar. He was the son of Askaran Rathore, a rajput general in the army of Maharaja Jaswant Singh in Jodhpur. Durga Das was a suryavanshi Rajput.

Once he killed camel herd then the maharaja Jaswant singh told durgadas why he killed camel herd, durgadas told the royal herd of camels was giving Jaswant Singh a bad name by destroying the crops of people. The Maharaja was impressed with Durgadas’s an appointment in the army.

Maharaja Jaswant Singh of Marwar, died in 1679 when two of his wife’s were pregnant at the time of his death. when mughal emperor Aurangzeb, was appointed a Muslim to rule over Marwar, which angry the Rathore clan a great deal. One of Jaswant Singh’s pregnant widows gave birth male child, who was named Ajit Singh. durgadas saved his child from Aurangzeb. Durgadas was a very brave man and He was died in 22 November, 1718.

The Marwar Engineering College & Research Centre, Jodhpur is a very famous Institution of India. Every year thousands of students can come to study in Marwar Engineering College & Research Centre at Jodhpur and after exams all students gets their degree or diploma. The information related seats in different branch at Marwar Engineering College & Research Centre of Jodhpur are listed below. This is useful for those students or peoples who want to get information related Marwar Engineering College & Research Centre, Jodhpur and there seat availability of different subjects or branch.

Seats in different Branch at Marwar Engineering College & Research Centre, Jodhpur –

Branch : Seats

Computer : 60
Electrical : 60
Electro. & Comm. : 60
Mechanical : 60
Total : 240

Dewair lies at the northern edge of Mewar. It connects the regions of Gujarat, Malwa, Marwar and Ajmer. Dewair is located between the mountain ranges which lies at close proximity to Madaria and Kumbhalgarh. Dewair was ruled by different clans from Mer to Deora Rajputs in ancient times. This is a historical place from where Maharana Pratap used to implement his guerilla warfare tactics, which was very effective in making all the efforts of Mughal military campaigns futile. Devair is the fine example of Maharana Pratap’s supremacy over the Mughals in the Rajputana.

Dewair Rajsamand:

In 1582 at Dewair, Maharana Pratap successfully defeated the Mughal forces. This incident turned out to be the turning point in Mewar- Mughal history. Till this incident Maharana Pratap was defensive in his approach and tactics, but after this victory Maharana Pratap took offensive measures against Mughal rule and within a very short period of time he was successful in reclaiming back most of the territory that was lost to the Mughal invaders.

There were several accounts of valor when Maharana Pratap and his son Kr. Amar Singh displayed gallantry against their enemies. In one of the incidents Maharana Pratap vertically slashed Bahlol Khan through his armor with a single powerful blow of his sword. In another incident Kr. Amar Singh, son of great Maharana Pratap killed Sultan Khan with his spear.

When most of the Maharajas had chosen to live a life of suppression under Mughal rule, Maharana Pratap was determined to live a life in independent discomfort and continue his struggle against the Mughals. Although Maharana Pratap may have lost the battle against Mughals in Haldighati, but in due course of time he managed to win the war against them. In 1852, on the very auspicious occasion of Vijaya Dashmi, Maharana Pratap was rewarded with a historic victory. This resulted into liquidation of about 36 Mughal military outposts in Mewar. This humiliating defeat demoralized Akbar and he finally stopped all his military campaigns against the glorious land of Mewar.