Poornahuti: The Truth Behind Chittorgarh Fall | The Story of Devoted Rajput Queens Who Embraced Flames for Honor and Dharma | Ex

Parnahuti is a tale of Kshatriya valor. During Akbars Chittor attack, a few thousand proud warriors, wearing saffron robes on their heads, fought to their last breath against a Mughal army of 1.25 lakh, and the tale of the goddesses who entered the fire with Tulsi and Ganga water in their mouths! A poignant story, in which, on one hand, there is love, devotion, bravery, and the powerful spirit of sacrifice for the motherland. On the other hand, there is cruelty, barbarity, plunder, hatred, and a demonic determination to destroy everything!The logic with which a civilization, which has set out to confront the barbaric invaders, confronts that great destruction will remain relevant in the future. This is why this story becomes significant. This novel exposes the false liberal image created by modern historians of Akbar, the ruthless invader who killed forty thousand ordinary villagers after his victory in the Chittor war. It tells us that despite facing the maximum number of attacks in the world, India is still flourishing with its ancient civilization and culture, so what is the root cause of this.