Original sentence: Adil Shah was also decisively defeated shortly thereafter.During his childhood, he was fond of body-building, and while crushing Salt in an Imam Dasta (an iron pot and hammer), he would monitor his muscle development.Hemachandra Vikramaditya Bhargava or Hemu (1501-1556) was an Indian military leader during the 1500s.His head was sent to Kabul, while his body was placed in a gibbet.The son of a food seller, and himself a vendor of saltpetre on the streets of Rewari in his youth, he rose to become a general under the command of Adil Shah Suri of the Suri Dynasty.Thus Hemu re-established a Hindu kingdom and restarted Vikramaditya dynasty in North India, after centuries of foreign rule.Under these circumstances, Rai Puran Das decided to move, along with his family, to Qutabpur in present day Haryana (then called Mewat)
Edited sentence: '''Bold text.After Hemu's death, a genocide was ordered by Bairam Khan of the community of Hemu and his main Afgan supporters.During his childhood, he was fond of body-building, and Kushti (Wrestling) and while crushing Salt in an Imam Dasta (an iron pot and hammer), he would monitor his muscle development.Hemachandra Vikramaditya Bhargava or Hemu''' (1501-1556) was an Indian military leader during the 1500s.His head was sent to Kabul, while his body was placed in a gibbet out side Purana Quila in Delhi.Such Minaretts were still in existence about 60 years later as described by Petre Mundy, a British traveller who visited India during the time of Jahangir.The son of a food seller, and himself a vendor of saltpetre at Rewari in his youth, he rose to become Chief of Army and Prime Minister, under the command of Adil Shah Suri of the Suri Dynasty.Thousands of persons were killed and to create terror among Hindus, Minaretts were built of the skulls of the dead.Thus Hemu re-established a Hindu kingdom and restarted Vikramaditya Dynasty in North India, after centuries of foreign rule.Under these circumstances, Rai Puran Das decided to move, along with his family, to Qutabpur in tehsil and District of Rewari in present day Haryana (then called Mewat)