as i think so ghori will leave prc

1) According to " Prabandhachintamani ", Muhammad Ghori had some intention of reinstating PRC on the throne of Ajmer( of course, he had to be paid tribute annually), but had him beheaded instead when it was found that his picture gallery contained paintings representing Muslim soldiers killed by "pigs"(soonwar). Red with anger, the Sultan had him beheaded.

This statement is, no doubt, not wholly truth. But that time the Sultan had some intention of retaining Prithviraj Chauhan as a vassal chief can be seen from a , bearing the names of both Prithviraj III and ghori's name which was issued from Delhi mint and has been noticed by by Thomas in his " Chronicle of the Pathan kings of Delhi". This sort of incidence is only possible if Prithviraj had agreed to rule as their vassal.

2) According to Prithvirajprabandha (rediscovered in 1471 AD): " The Sultan sat in the court in front of the place where they had housed Prithviraj (after his capture). This distressed the Raja (prc). His prime minister, who was a traitor but unknown to him, approached him and said, " My Lord! What can be done, it was destined." The Raja replied, " If thou givest me my arrow and bow, I shall kill the mleccha(a derogatory term for Moslem; he means Ghori). He(PM) assented and going to the sultan asked him not to sit at his usual place. The Sultan had a metal statue of himself put there. Then going to the Raja, the cunning minister provided with a bow. The Raja shot the arrow and the the statue fell divided into two pieces. The Raja threw his bow, saying " My task has not been accomplished, somebody else has been killed. Then the sultan had him thrown into a pit, and pelted with stones to death. (

Reference books on Prithviraj's life and (controversial) Death

The list of this books was published in Star forum. These books can be found in Central National Library, Delhi.

Rajaputhira Veezchi, sanskrit book written by Manmadha Raja in 12th century. Hammira Mahakavya. Prithviraja Vijaya, written by Jayanka. Prithviraja chintamani written by palasenar of 12th century. Prithviraja Raso, the real Sanskrit version written by Chand Bardai. Prithviraj chauhan and his times written by somani (english). Mannum manitharkalum written by Pir Muhammed. Rajput Land and Rajputs (english). Rani Samyuktha, written by prof. sharma (hindi). Prithviraj Chauhan and his Love, written by prof. Swarna Krishna (english). Rajput Harems, written by jones emerald. Prithviraja kama-sutra, sanskrit book written by Rathi Devi of 12th century. Tabq-i-nasir, persian book written by Ferishta. The Cresent in India (english) Hindustan in 12th century, by Barani.