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Write a short note on Chauhan dynasty.

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  • Chauhan kings belonged to the Rajput community.
  • They were also called Chahman kings.
  • They ruled in many parts of Rajasthan in the 7th and 8th century.
  • In the beginning of the 8th century, the Chauhans established their rule in Shakambhari which is located in the north of Sambhar lake in Rajasthan.
  • Later, in the 12th century, Ajayraj became the ruler of Shakambhari.
  • He established Ajaymera town, named after him.
  • This town later came to be known as Ajmer.
  • Thus, in the beginning, the Chauhans established their power in Ajmer.
  • Then later they invaded the capital of Tomar dynasty, Dhillak (presently Delhi), and established their rule.
  • Thus, the capital of Chauhan dynasty shifted from Ajmer to Delhi.

Prithviraj Chauhan:

  • The most powerful ruler of the Chauhan dynasty was Prithviraj Chauhan or Raipithora.
  • He was the most heroic king of this dynasty
  • His heroism has been a subject of a number of heroic stories and folk songs.
  • Chandbardai, a great literary figure, wrote a biography ‘Prithviraj Raso’ in which he has described the brave deeds of Prithviraj.
  • Thus, Prithviraj Chauhan has an unparallel and a unique place in the history of India.

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