The Legend of Chauhan Arrival in Western Odisha According to the details placed in all the contemporary literary accounts, Ramai Deva was born to one of the queens of Hutumbur Sing alias Hambir Dev or also associated with the name Vishala Dev. His father was the last line of Chauhan rulers directly descended from Prithiviraj Chauhan ruling in the Garh Sambhor region near Mainpuri in today’s Uttar Pradesh state. His pregnant queen named Asavati fled Garh Sambhor with some of her followers when Vishala Dev was killed by a Muslim king in a battle and is identified with Firuz Shah Tughlaq. Asavati found refuge in the house of a Brahmin ruler of Kholangarh division of the Patna state known as Chakradhar Panigrahi.
The Legend of Chauhan Arrival in Western Odisha According to the details placed in all the contemporary literary accounts, Ramai Deva was born to one of the queens of Hutumbur Sing alias Hambir Dev or also associated with the name Vishala Dev. His father was in the line of Chauhan rulers related to Prithiviraj Chauhan ruling in the Garh Sambhar region near Mainpuri in today’s Uttar Pradesh state. His pregnant queen named Jayanti Devi fled Garh Sambhar with some of her followers when Vishala Dev was killed by a Muslim king in a battle and is identified with Firuz Shah Tughlaq. Jayanti Devi found refuge in the house of a Brahmin ruler of Kholangarh division of the Patna state known as Chakradhar Panigrahi.
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