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'''Parmal''' () or [[Raja Parmal]] was the last [[Chandel]] King. | '''Parmal''' (परमाल) or [[Raja Parmal]] was the last [[Chandel]] King. | ||
Udal was a general in the army of [[Chandel]] King Maharaj Parimard Dev Burman (also known as Parmal or Parimal) of Mahoba in 12th-13th century AD. He was younger brother of [[Alha]]. Parmal raised Udal as his own son, since he was born after the death of his father Dassraj, who - a general himself - was killed in the service of Parmal.<ref>Mishra, Pt. Lalita Prasad (2007). Alhakhand (in Hindi) (15 ed.). Post Box 85 Lucknow (India): Tejkumar Book Depot (Pvt) Ltd. pp. 1–11 (History of Mahoba).</ref> | |||
Udal was generally seen on a horse whereas [[Alha]], on an elephant. Both are among the greatest warriors of [[Mahoba]] of all times. Out of total 52 battles fought by these, Udal alone had won 22 battles. Alha and Udal chowk is now situated in Mahoba city. A grand statue of Udal has also been established there. | |||
It is believed that both these brothers had built so many structures and temples in [[Mahoba]] district. | |||
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Revision as of 04:38, 9 April 2015
Parmal (परमाल) or Raja Parmal was the last Chandel King.
Udal was a general in the army of Chandel King Maharaj Parimard Dev Burman (also known as Parmal or Parimal) of Mahoba in 12th-13th century AD. He was younger brother of Alha. Parmal raised Udal as his own son, since he was born after the death of his father Dassraj, who - a general himself - was killed in the service of Parmal.[1]
Udal was generally seen on a horse whereas Alha, on an elephant. Both are among the greatest warriors of Mahoba of all times. Out of total 52 battles fought by these, Udal alone had won 22 battles. Alha and Udal chowk is now situated in Mahoba city. A grand statue of Udal has also been established there.
It is believed that both these brothers had built so many structures and temples in Mahoba district.
- ↑ Mishra, Pt. Lalita Prasad (2007). Alhakhand (in Hindi) (15 ed.). Post Box 85 Lucknow (India): Tejkumar Book Depot (Pvt) Ltd. pp. 1–11 (History of Mahoba).