Maharana Pratap's Chetak horse

 Maharana Pratap's Chetak horse was so dangerous that it was mobbed by big elephants and the elephants would retreat because Maharana Pratap was said to have worn a mask of elephant's trunk on his horse Chetak. That mask was very heavy. Due to which he looked even more fierce and dangerous, when Chetak ran like the wind in the battlefield and fought against the Mughals along with Maharana Pratap, the Mughal soldiers were also afraid. And they used to run away from the battlefield. When Akbar came to know about this, Akbar held a meeting in the royal court to capture the Chetak horse. And it was announced that whoever catches the Chetak horse and brings it to us will be given a handsome reward, but Akbar's wish was never fulfilled. We should always remember such a brave Chetak horse warrior. 👺 🙏🏼 Jai Ho Chetak Veer 🙏🏼 It is said that the speed of Chetak was three times faster than an ordinary horse Origin of Name: The name Chetak horse is derived from the Sanskrit word "Chetak", which means "Consciousness" or "Confidence". .Origin: The Chetak horse was created by the famous Indian chemist Chanakya. Characteristics: The Chetak horse was very fast and very intelligent. Blood relationship: Maharana Pratap's Chetak was raised by him especially from childhood. Speed: Its speed. And because of his confidence, this horse proved to be dangerous to enemies. Partnership with Maharana Pratap: The Chetak horse was a constant presence of Maharana Pratap as his loyal companion and warrior. Valor: Chetak was revered as a brave and excellent warrior. Research work: The scientific properties of Chetak were praised by various scholars and scientists. Ancient stories: There are many ancient stories and folklores about Chetak which make it great. Significance today: Even today Chetak is mentioned in Indian literature, An important place is given in art and culture.

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