Maharana Sanga organized all the Rajput states and brought all the Rajput states under one umbrella. He made a treaty with all the Rajput states and thus Maharana Sanga extended his empire from the Punjab Sutlej river in the north to the Narmada river by conquering Malwa in the south. Expanded his kingdom from the Indus river in the west to Bayana Bharatpur Gwalior in the east, thus after the rule of one and a half hundred years of the Muslim sultans, such a large area of Hindu empire was established. Defeated Delhi Sultan Ibrahim Lodi twice in the battles of Khatauli and Bari and defeated the Sultan of Gujarat and stopped him from moving towards Mewar. Babur was completely defeated by Rana in the battle of Khanwa and won the fort of Bayana from Babur. Thus Rana Sanga left an indelible mark on Indian history. 16th century The most powerful ruler was his body with 80 wounds. He was given the title of Hindupat. In history, they are counted as great heroes and heroes. The Battle of Gagron was fought in 1519 between the combined Muslim armies of Gujarat and Malwa under the leadership of Rana Sanga near Gagron in Rajasthan. The victory of the Rajput confederacy saw them take control of Chanderi Fort as well as most of Malwa. The conquest of Malwa became easy for Rana Sanga due to the support of powerful Rajput leaders like Silvadi and Medini Rai. Medini Rai made Chanderi his capital and became a trusted vassal of Rana Sanga. Rana Sanga met Asaf Khan with a large army from Chittor reinforced by the Rathores under Rao Medamdev, and Mahmud Khilji II with the Gujarat Asaflis. As the battle began the Rajput cavalry launched a fierce charge through the Gujarat Cavalry, A few remnants that survived disintegration. The Rajput cavalry marched towards the Malwa army after crossing Gujarat's reinforcements. The Sultan's forces were unable to face the Rajput cavalry and suffered a complete defeat. Most of his officers were killed and the army was almost annihilated. Asaf Khans son was killed, and Asaf Khan himself sought protection in flight. Sultan Mahmud was taken prisoner, wounded and bleeding. After victory in Malwa and restoration of Hindu rule, Sanga ordered Rai to remove the jizya tax from the Hindus of the region. On the question of succession to the Idar kingdom, the Sultan of Gujarat, Muzaffar Shah, and the Rana supported the staunch claimants. In 1520, Sanga installed Raimal on the Idar throne, with Muzaffar Shah sending an army to install his ally Bharmal. Sanga himself reached Idar and the Sultan's army was repulsed. The Rana pursued the Gujarati army and conquered the cities of Ahmednagar and Visnagar in Gujarat, pursuing the Sultan's army as far as Ahmedabad.