Know how the Chauhans did not allow the Turks to enter India for four hundred years!
After Guvak (I), his son Chandraraj (II) became the ruler of Ajmer. After that, Guvak (II) became the king of Ajmer. By this period the prestige of the Chauhans had increased so much that Kalavati, the sister of Govaka (II), was married to the Pratihara ruler Bhoja (I).
After Guvak (II), Chandanraj sat on the throne of Ajmer. Chandanraj attacked Tanvaravati near Delhi and killed the Tomar king Rudren or Rudrapal of Tanvaravati. Since then the Tomar rulers of Delhi became feudatories under the Chauhans of Ajmer.
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According to an article found from the Harshnath temple, Rudrani, also known as Atmaprabha, the queen of Chauhan king Chandanraj, was skilled in yogic action and was a great devotee of Shiva. She used to offer one thousand lamps to her Ishta Mahadev every day in Pushkar. Read full story here ---- https://www.bharatkaitihas.com/the-chauhans-did-not-allow-the-turks-to-enter-india-for-four-hundred-years/
