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Untold story of Kiran Devi who made So called "the great Akbar" begged for his life like a lamb infront of a Lioness.
Kiran Devi was the daughter of Maharana Pratap’s brother, Shakti Simha. She had married Prithviraj of Bikaner.
Untold story of Kiran Devi who made So called "the great Akbar" begged for his life like a lamb infront of a Lioness.
Kiran Devi was the daughter of Maharana Pratap’s brother, Shakti Simha. She had married Prithviraj of Bikaner.
Pervert Akbar had his eyes on beautiful Kiran Devi. So to fulfill his pervert desire, he used to organize a “Nouroz Mela” at Meena Bazaar annually. Only women were allowed to take part in this event. Kiran Devi was also attracted and decided to pay a visit for this event.
No one knew that even Akbar also attend this event every year but in ladies dress.
In the same event Akbar saw Rajput woman Kiran Devi,he ordered his secret service to get her to him. They brought her towards Akbar(so many places it mentioned Akbar followed and blocked her way)
In the same event Akbar saw Rajput woman Kiran Devi,he ordered his secret service to get her to him. They brought her towards Akbar(so many places it mentioned Akbar followed and blocked her way)
Anyways that pervert Akbar didn't hold his lust desire and came infront of Kiran to take advantage. He praised her and offered her to be his mistress for a night. Soon Akbar moved close to her.
But the very next moment, so called "the great Akbar" was begging for his life.
Kiran devi always kept a dragger with her
As soon as Akbar moved close to her, she took out the dragger and placed it on Akbar's throat. She put her foot on his chest and dragger on his throat.
Kiran devi always kept a dragger with her
As soon as Akbar moved close to her, she took out the dragger and placed it on Akbar's throat. She put her foot on his chest and dragger on his throat.
He begged for his life, she asked stop organizing “Nouroz Mela” anymore. Then he agreed and she spared his life.
Paintings describing the same event can be found in Jaipur and Bikaner Museums.
Its a grim truth our history text books call a coward pervert man "the great".
Paintings describing the same event can be found in Jaipur and Bikaner Museums.
Its a grim truth our history text books call a coward pervert man "the great".
