Sharma posited that Akbar punished the two trusted generals, and this was another proof that the Mughals had lost the Battle of Haldighati. Sharma went on to argue that back then, only the king of a province was allowed to distribute tracts of land and so, this was proof that Maharana Pratap was the victor of the Battle of Haldighati.ĭr Sharma further argued that following the Battle of Haldighati, two Mughal generals, Man Singh and Asif Khan, were forbidden from entering Emperor Akbar's darbar (court). Soon after, Dr Chandrashekhar Sharma, a professor at Udaipur's government Meera Kanya Mahavidyalaya, published a finding arguing that the Rajput and conclusively won the Battle of Haldighati.ĭr Sharma based his findings on land records from the 16th century saying for a year after the Jbattle, Maharana Pratap distributed land in villages near Haldighati by handing out land rights inscribed on copper plates that has the signature of the diwan of Eklingnath.
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