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Panna Dhai: Mother of Mewar

Panna Dhai, a 16th-century nursemaid in Mewar, is renowned for her incredible act of sacrifice. She saved the life of Prince Udai Singh II, the future king, by giving her own son, Chandan, to be killed in his place. This act of supreme loyalty and courage is celebrated as a symbol of patriotism and devotion in Indian history. Land of the Ranas-Panna Dai | History Under Your Feet Panna Dhai was the wet nurse to Udai Singh, the fourth son of Rana Sanga, the ruler of Mewar. When Udai Singh's life was threatened by his uncle Banbir, who sought to usurp the throne, Panna Dhai made the difficult decision to save the prince. She placed her own son, Chandan, in the royal cradle and hid Udai Singh, ensuring his escape to safety. This selfless act ensured the continuation of the Mewar dynasty, as Udai Singh later became the Maharana and founded the city of Udaipur. Panna Dhai's story is a testament to her unwavering loyalty, patriotism, and courage. Her sacrifice is remembered as a powerful symbol of devotion to duty and the greater good, inspiring generations