Then,
I don't have a clue how come the fariyaadi reached Agra so soon, as far as I know There were no Mototrcars at that Time😆
I agree with you Point and I also didn't support that War is to test their loyalty. And one member also said that After culprit is found, Jodha's Father will take her back and then War will happen, this Time Jalal did to for Jodha, to take her back. Thank Gd! This isn't the case or I would have thrown some rotten Tomatoes on them.
And one thing more I have on my mind : We now came to know that Ratansingh Riyaasat harbours Daakus, I feel a sign that he is a spoilt and the Rajya-ki-koyi-chinta nahi type of Rajkumar, even if he isn't, Harbouring Daakus isn't Good, is it? Why didn't the Bhaarmol and Co tested and then agree for marriage, He doesn't seems a good guy[Thought I haven't seen him, just the Daaku thing], like Surya Bhan [Poor Surya, he is dead! Ow]
They will give their Daughter to any Riyaasat that will say "Yes"?
I think they were Desperate to marry Sukanya off as no one was willing to take her as Daughter-in-law.
But I feel shouldn't Jalal have taken the responsibility of Sukanya's marriage as because of him[Rajputani marrying a Mughal] many Riyaasats rejected Marriage prorpsal of Sukanya??
I know, you must be confused what my Question is, I hope you will se it.
And please do mention your input on "Is Jalal faking?"
Originally posted by: sashashyam
I am glad you like my persiflage, Apurva!
But there is no way, my dear , that the farmer could have reached Agra in a day. Jalal takes 16 days of riding to get to Malwa, and again days on the road to get from the place near Amer, where he gets married, to Agra.
Ratan Singh's little riyasat of Sujanpur is not in the Mughal empire but on its borders. The village that was attacked by the dakus he sponsors and protects is within the Mughal empire. Whence the punitive attack on Sujanpur by Jalal, to protect his subjects.
He would have sent an army contingent to take care of Ratan Singh in any case, as it is a matter of both principle and precedent - little principalities cannot be allowed to think that they can get away with tweaking the tail of the Mughal lion. But he would not have gone himself.
He goes himself now to see how the Ameris perform, and whether his idea of using them as part of the Mughal army, which he had once expounded to his ministers to explain why he was ready to marry Jodha, will work.
I do not think it is to test their loyalty and then conclude that they were not guilty in the datura poisoning case. The two are distinct.
The Ameris could well have wanted (so Jalal and the other Mughals would think) Ruqaiya's baby not to see the light of day so that Jodha's child could eventually inherit the throne. But they would not want harm to come to Jalal, for Jodha's position at Agra would depend on Jalal staying alive and ruling. So they would risk their lives to save his.
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