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Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Did we get Haldighati winner wrong for 450 years?

“Did we get Haldighati winner wrong for 450 years?”, India Today, July 03, 2026

“Only days ago, US President Donald Trump declared victory in the war with Iran. Tehran declared victory as well. Before the smoke had cleared, both governments were competing to define what they had achieved from the war. Military campaigns end when the fighting stops, but the struggle over their meaning begins immediately.

Four hundred and fifty years after the Battle of Haldighati (1576), that struggle has never ended.

Every anniversary of the battle between the forces of Akbar and Maharana Pratap brings back the same question: Who won? Yet the debate still rests largely on accounts written by Timurid court chroniclers. Their livelihood depended upon imperial favour, not historical detachment. Dynasties disappear. Court histories often survive long enough to become accepted as fact……..”

Read full article at indiatoday.in

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