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Rajput chief (died 1532)
Raja Shiladitya Tomar, also called Silhadi Tomar (died 6 May 1532), was a chieftain of northeast Malwa in the early decades of 16th century India. He
Silhadi
1527 battle between the Mughal Empire and the Kingdom of Mewar
positions. At about this time Silhadi of Raisen deserted the Ranas army and went over to Baburs. The betrayal of Silhadi forced the Rana to change his
Battle_of_Khanwa
Maharana of Mewar from 1509 to 1528
been used by Babur against the Afghans of Bajaur. Sanga was betrayed by Silhadi during the battle, who changed sides and joined Babur. The Mughal victory
Rana_Sanga
State in northwestern India
Emperor Babur at Khanwa. The defeat was due to betrayal by the Tomar King Silhadi of Raisen. After Rana Sanga's death, Marwar rose as a power centre in Rajasthan
Rajasthan
Mughal emperor from 1526 to 1530
Rao also notes that Rana Sanga faced "treachery" when the Hindu chief Silhadi joined Babur's army with a garrison of 6,000 soldiers. On the eve of the
Babur
1520 siege in India
joined by his trusted Vassals Medini Rai (then ruler of Malwa) and Raja Silhadi, the Tomar Rajput Chief of Raisen and Sarangpur with 15,000 Rajput forces
Siege_of_Mandsaur
1527 military conflict
Gwalior Commanders and leaders Rana Sanga Prithviraj Singh I Maldev Rathore Silhadi Haridas Kesaria Hasan Khan Mewati Ajja Jhala Jagmal Kacchwaha Ratan Singh
Battle_of_Bayana
Rulers of the Delhi Sultanate in India, 1451–1526
Thus, some hold that Rana Sanga agreed to Babur's proposal, and, using Silhadi, the Tomar (Tanwar) chief of Raesen, as the medium of communication, sent
Lodi_dynasty
Sultan of Gujarat from 1526 to 1535 and from 1536 to 1537
guards. In 1531, on Bahádur's return from Burhánpur to Dhár, hearing that Silhadi, the chief of Raisen in east Málwa kept in captivity certain women who
Bahadur_Shah_of_Gujarat
Conflict in the Indian subcontinent
Rana Kumbha Ranmal Rana Raimal Prithviraj Sisodia Rana Sanga Medini Rai Silhadi Ratan Singh Chananji Khidiya Ajja Jhala Gajadhar Singh † Hoshang Shah Mahmud
Mewar–Malwa_conflicts
Topics referred to by the same term
(Maitraka dynasty), 8th-century Maitraka king of Vallabhi in present-day India Silhadi, 16th-century chieftain of Malwa in central India This disambiguation page
Shiladitya_(disambiguation)
Term for mercenaries in early modern India
local chieftains in Malwa depended heavily on Purbiya soldiers such as Silhadi who eventually became known as a Purbiya himself. The presence of Purbiya
Purbiya_(soldiers)
Raja of Chanderi from 1529 to 1543
might be mentioned that a similar charge was levied earlier on his father, Silhadi. A., Kolff, Dirk H. (2002). Naukar, Rajput, and sepoy : the ethnohistory
Puran_Mal
Process of coalescing diverse communities into the Rajput community
in the Rajasthani bardic khyat. Dirk H. A. Kolff describes soldiers of Silhadi and Medini Rai with the terminology "Rajput" or "Pseudo Rajput" migrated
Rajputisation
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