Man Singh died a natural death on 6 July 1614 at Ellichpur.
On the third day of the battle, Man Singh's sword broke.
Man Singh arrived at the camp in the afternoon and went to pay his respects to Akbar.
Man Singh took this as an insult to Akbar and himself.
Man Singh brought many talented men with him when he returned from Kabul.
Hearing this, Man Singh crossed the river first, followed by the army.
However, other sources state that a founder only impressed Man Singh in 1612.
The boy was given the name "Man Singh" upon his adoption.
Pratap threw his lance at Man Singh, who ducked in time.
Probably, these were reinstalled in a new temple, built during the 16th-17th century by Man Singh.
