Generals
Hakim Khan Sur Pathan
Hakim Khan Sur Pathan was a descendant of Afghan, Sher Shah Suri and wanted revenge from Mughals so Hakim joined Pratap. Numerous Hindu temples were systematically destroyed by Mughals. Pratap and other Rajputs fought to save their religion. Presence of some Muslim mercenaries in Rajput armies does not imply that fights with Mughals was not to protect the Hindu religion.
Jhala Maansingh
Jhala Maansinh is an outstanding dazzling example of extraordinary valour, bravery and sacrifice who shrouded with the glory of struggle for freedom. In the battle of Haldi Ghati in 1576, Jhala Maan decorated himself with the Crown and the royal emblem from Pratap and started fighting valiantly.
Jhala Maan has set a unique example of bravery and courage by sacrificing his life to save the life of Pratap for his country.
Jhala Maan belongs to BariSadri, which also have Jhala Maan circle and bus stand on his name.
The Bhil warriors in the battle of Haldi Ghati, participated under the leadership of Rana Poonja. The enthusiastic Bhils worked as secret informers and running messengers In Mewar state the history of Guhil clan is full of daring deeds, the contribution of Bhil community is unforgettable. At the time of Ghuhaditya's coronation the "Tilak ceremony was performed by the blood flowing from the thumb of Mandleek -a "Bhil" Sardar. "
Due of this, royal emblem of Mewar State carries a Victory Tower which is flanked by a Rajput warrior on one side and " a bow -arrow-bearing Bhil", on the other.
Bhama Shah made a mark in the history of Mewar.Son of Bharmal Kawadiya and born 450 years ago, he is a matchless example of honesty, faith and duty. He was not only the treasurer of Pratap but also fought like a soldier when the need arose. Maharana Pratap was able to properly maintain his army of 25000 soldiers for 12 years only because Bhama Shah has gifted his property and also a collection of 25Lakh rupees and 20000 gold coins from Maalpura during financial crises.