There is no record of Ajabde (Ajabdeh/Ajabade)
1) In historical evidences, written documents, besides the fact that Ajabade was first wife of Maharana Pratap and mother of Pratap's first son and successor Amar Singh, there is no other record. Although Contiloe Entertainment, the company which telecast the serial brags of a love story between Ajabade and Pratap Singh, there is no evidence to support their love before marriage.
Ajabde and Phool Kanwar were cousins - Questionable!
Ajabdeh was daughter of Rao Ram Rakh Panwar. "Panwar" belongs to Agnivanshi clan of Rajput. Panwars according to anthropologists are referred as "tribes". On the other hand, Phool Kanwar aka Phool Bai Rathore belonged to the most superior clan of Rajput that is Suryavanshi, the same as Maharana Pratap and a prominent family of Marwar.While Ajabde is from Bijolia-Bundi side area, Phool is from Marwar. Let's say even though, their clans differed they were cousins but does that mean they were good friends? In addition, how come a Rajput Rathore girl with so much attitude is staying at her distant relative's place for so long? Makes one think, right?
3)Ajabdeh and Phool Kanwar close friends?
Phool Bai Rathore was 6th wife of Maharana Pratap according to Bhagwan Singh Rana's book "Maharana Pratap" and I guess everybody by now, who are passionate about Maharana Pratap serial knows about it. This is the reason why you see her plot. Since, there is no information of Phool Kanwar either in the books or historical records, the makers just decided to bridge the gap between Ajabde and Phool by making a dramatized story. They couldn't resist bring the Mughal angle and so they even brought Great Mughal Emperor Akbar in it. Fictionally it all sounds good but historically there is no basis of this story.
Maharana Pratap Married Phool Kanwar for Political Alliance
Back in the era of Maharana Pratap, after Raja Bharmal gave his daughter's hand to Akbar, many of the Rajputs followed the trend to avoid animosity with the Mughals. Maharana Pratap was strictly against such Rajput - Mughal marriages and so it is quite apparent that he would have married other 10 Rajput princess mainly for political alliances.
Maharana Pratap married Ajabdeh at the age of 17 that is in the year 1557 and his first son Amar Singh I was born in the year 1559, the same year when his grandfather laid the foundation of Udaipur. On the contrary, Akbar married Jodha in the year 1562, this means majority of Pratap's marriage post 1562 was to stop Rajput kings from giving their hands to Akbar. This can be one of the reason why Phool Kanwar was married to Pratap. No wonder, Pratap even in his worst dreams couldn't see a Marwar girl marrying a Mughal.
The love triangle created by the serial makers is only to build interest so that the Indian Television viewers stay glued to the plot and the serial continues to gain TRPs and TVTs. Didn't the serial with the love triangles twist and turns flourish in the past?
Udai Singh II was A Coward unlike his Veer Putra Maharana Pratap
Maharana Pratap was noted quoting, "If there was no Udai Singh in between Maharana Sanga and him, both Mewar and Chittor, would have got its independence." He was being absolutely correct because Uday Singh II, founder of Udaipur and Father of Maharana Pratap brought only disgrace to the dynasty by fleeing from Chittor after it came under Akbar in 1568. Perhaps, more than him his generals Jaimal and Patta deserves honor as they protected the fort for more than 4 months and even managed to flee Akbar's army until Man Singh helped Akbar in this episode, ultimately killing Jaimal and Patta.
While, our historians had the modesty to leave aside all the negative traits of our legends while addressing the masses or communicating with the next generation, the world of internet, social media, ebooks and TV serials now seems to be breaking boundaries by exposing mainly the negative traits. No one has been barred, neither Jawaharlal Nehru nor Uday Singh II. However, everything from these sources too cannot be grasped in its raw form because stories in the serial and books are generally historical fictions.
Ok, coming back to Maharan Pratap's father Uday Singh II. Sony TV have been telecasting Bharat Ka Veer Putra Maha Rana Pratap Singh and I see a lot of people protesting against the serial, mainly because they think they are showing the Rajputs in negative light - Or are the protesters a bit insecure as they now fear that if the channel continues showing negative traits and weakness of their community, it will bring a big disgrace to the legacy which they have been carrying from so long. Rajputs are technically considered as brave and might, aren't they?
For instance, the television serial Maharana Pratap shows how Shakti Singh was not a favored child of Rana Uday Singh II, and also gives the audiences a chance to think from Shakti's point of view. No wonder, Shakti Singh thought of joining hands with Akbar instead of supporting his own father.