Bhamashah

1. A Presentation by
Nandini Mishra
Class 6th - Rainy
Bhamashah
The Saviour of Maharana Pratap

3. Contents
 Introduction & Early Life
 His Contribution
 Post Haldi Ghati Battle
 Death of Bhamashah
 The Legacy

4. Introduction & Early Life
 BhamaShah was a noted general minister and close
adviser of Maharana Pratap.
 The financial support provided by him allowed
Maharana Pratap to restore his army and recover much
of his lost territory.
 Bhamashah was born on 28 June 1547
in Oswal Jain family.
 His father Bharmal Kawedia was Qiledar
of Ranthambore Fort appointed by Rana Sanga.

5. His Contribution
 Bhamashah was the nagar
seth of Chittor.
 After the defeat in the
costly Battle of Haldighati,
Rana Pratap's financial
situation was terrible.
 Bhamashah and his brother
Tarachand gave 20 million
gold coins and 250 million
silver coins to Maharana
Pratap to rebuild his army.

6. Post Haldighati Battle
 Bhamashah was appointed as the prime minister by
Maharana Pratap.
 Tarachand was appointed as a governor of 'Godwad'
region after the Battle of Haldighati.

7. Death Of Bhamashah
 Bhamashah died in 1600.
 At the time of his death he was Mewar's treasurer
under Amar Singh I.

8. The Legacy
 Bhamashah's birth anniversary or Bhamashah
Jayanti is celebrated on 29 June every year.
 Bhamashah Yojana Inauguration :There is a memorial
in Udaipur to him.
 Government of India issued a postage stamp in his
honor in year 2000.
 The "Bhama Shah Award" to honour Rajasthani
students securing the highest percentage in the
universities of Rajasthan.
 The Annual State Award consists of a cash award
of ₹2,001 (US$25), a commemorative medal and a
Merit certificate.
 A Bhamashah Yojana bas been started on his name by
government of Rajasthan.