Person · r. 1530 – 1531
Ratan Singh II
Ratan Singh II succeeded his father Rana Sanga and, after a five-year reign, was killed by mutual sword-blows with the Hara prince of Bundi during the Aheria hunting festival, a feud provoked by a broken marriage arrangement.
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- vol. I (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 359 · read as page image
Rana Ratan Singh II., a.d. 1527-31.—Ratna (S. 1586, a.d. 1530) possessed all the arrogance and martial virtue of his race.
- vol. I (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 360 · read as page image
Death of Rana Ratan Singh.—The unintentional offence sank deep into the heart of the Rana... The festival of the Aheria (the spring hunt), which has thrice been fatal to the princes of Mewar, gave the occasion, when they fell by each other's weapons.