The 'Rana' of Mewar who fought against Akbar and later signed the 'Treaty of Dhamani'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The 'Rana' of Mewar who fought against Akbar and later signed the 'Treaty of Dhamani'?

A. Maharana Pratap

B. Rana Udai Singh

C. Rana Kumbha

D. Amar Singh

Answer: Option D

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Amar Singh, son of Maharana Pratap, signed the Treaty of Dhamani with Jahangir in 1615, ending the conflict with the Mughals.

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