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RANI LAXMI BAI - NeVeR ForGeT TheM - the.legends



RANI LAXMI BAI - rani laxmibai
29.11.2011 01:19 EST
RANI LAXMI BAI
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Rani Laxmibai's courage, deeds of valour and heroic battle against the British have become the theme of many a folklore and ballad in the country.

She is the immortal warrior the country has ever seen. Even as a child Laxmibai learnt horse riding and sword fighting.

When both her husband Raja Gangadhar Rao of Jhansi and her only son died in 1853 she adopted a son and made him the heir to the throne. The British Governor General Dalhousie refused to recognize her adopted son as heir to the throne and ordered annexation of Jhansi into British Raj.

Rani Laxmibai refused to part with Jhansi. A fierce fight ensued. The Rani fought the British undauntedly leading her forces from the front and showed great courage and skill. She was fatally wounded in the battle and she breathed her last on 18-06-1858.
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4 Comments:
Ek Mahan Bhartiya Nari..!only India can born this type of lady....! http://views.by.p.rana.peperonity.com/
03.03.2012 01:56 EST, prana3822
18.01.2012 22:04 EST, Archu
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