Khajya Naik | bheema Naik and Tantiya mama|Tribal Personalities of Madhya Pradesh
Channel: Saarthi ( Shivaan Educations)
Date: 17/02/2021

Three Important Tribal Personalities of Madhya pradesh.  Khajya nayak bheema nayak and Tantiya mama|Tribal Personalities of Madhya Pradesh
Khajya Naika was the son of Guman Naik, the warden of Sendhawa Ghat.
After the death of Guman Naik in 1833, Khajya Naik was made warden of Sendhawa Ghat.
Khajya Naik greatly supported the campaign that Captain Morris had carried out against the rebel Bhils in that area, on which Khajya Naik got a reward of one hundred rupees.
After some time, Khajya was suspended because he was negligent in guarding the Sendhwa Ghat.
Khajya Naik now formed a group of 200 men against British. He was arrested in 1851 and sentenced to 10 years in prison for a murder.
But later freed in 1856 and reappointed to Sendhwa.
Khajya Naik, the youths of Dhaba Bawdi and Ambapani, fought the British with full courage and strength.
In which all the companions of Khajya were martyred or taken captive.
जिसमें ख्वाजा के सभी साथी शहीद हुए या बंदी बना लिये गए। 
Khajya is betrayed by her partner Rohiddin who shoot Khajya
Bhima Naik was born in Panch Mohli village of Barwani princely state.
In the Nimar region of Madhya Pradesh, this hero led the Bhils revolution against the British from 1840 to 1864 AD.
Bhima Joined Khajya Naik’s Army
Inspired by Tatya Tope, this hero shook the British at Nimad in the 1857 Independence war.
When the revolution of 1857 started, Bhima prepared Bhil to fight the English army. Gave him intense training in archery, spear and gaffen.
During the revolution of 1857, Bhima Naik defeated the Holkar army at Khargone and looted there weapons.
 Going from Sendhwa to Khandesh looted the British treasury which had ₹ 200000. To fight with Bhima Naik british appointed  Sent  R.H. Ketings to Nimad.
His troop and Bhima Naik had their first encounter in the Parvati valley called Dhaba-Bawdi in which the revolutionaries were defeated and hide in the forest.
Finally, on 13 February 1859, a decisive battle was fought at a place called Panch Pavali, north of the Ramgarh fort in the Satpuda mountains, in which the Bhil revolutionaries were defeated.
They were imprisoned and sent to Mandleshwar, from where Bhima Naik escaped.
On 22 August, the revolutionaries revolted and captured the prison and ran away with '₹ 7696 do anna and 9 paisa' kept in jail.
 But later all the revolutionaries were captured and hanged. Which included Khajya Bande, Sheikh Mohammed, Haji Jamil, Dil Sher Khan, Narasimha Nihal. 
Later Bhima was captured and imprisoned in the Andaman prison where he is said to have died.
Bheema Naik also fought battle of Ambapani and help Tantiya tope 
Tantiya mama
Born in 1840 in Prersent Khandwa District
He was a dacoit (bandit) active in British India between 1878 and 1889
 popularly called “Mama” by people of all age groups
He is described very negatively as a criminal in period British accounts, but is recognized by Indians as a heroic figure
Accounts of both eras have described him as an Indian "Robin Hood”
He was skillful in Guerilla warfare. He was also a great shooter and proficient in traditional archery
वह गुरिल्ला युद्ध में निपुण था। वह एक महान निशानेबाज और पारंपरिक तीरंदाजी में कुशल भी थे
Tantia was a member of the Bhil tribe, of the indigenous Adivasi community, and born in Nimad,
He was arrested in 1878 by Haji Nasrullah Khan Yousufzai and jailed in Khandwa, escaping after only three days, and from there took up his career as a dacoit
Tantia was lured to a parley by an officer of the Indore army who promised him a pardon, but was ambushed and taken to Jubbulpore where he was tried and hanged in December 1890.
He was skillful in Guerilla warfare. He was also a great shooter and proficient in traditional archery
Tantia was a member of the Bhil tribe, of the indigenous Adivasi community, and born in Nimad,
He was arrested in 1878 by Haji Nasrullah Khan Yousufzai and jailed in Khandwa, escaping after only three days, and from there took up his career as a dacoit
Tantia was lured to a parley by an officer of the Indore army who promised him a pardon, but was ambushed and taken to Jubbulpore where he was tried and hanged in December 1890.
 two movies were made based on his life: Do Waqt Ki Roti (1988) and Tantya Bheel (2012)
Monument and resting place of Tatniya bhil located at Patalpani Indore