Read the following outlines and develop them into a complete story. Give
a suitable title to it.
Issa Khan was one of the twelve
independent Jamindars—sent Shahbaz Khan to punish Issa Khan—Akbar became very
furious—Maan Sing’s son-in-law was killed—the duel started—Issa Khan could
easily cut off his head—gave his own sword to Maan Sing—they embraced each
other.
Answer:
Issa Khan’s Greatness
Issa Khan was one of the twelve
independent Jamindars of Bengal. He declared independence from the Mughal rule
and Sonargoan his capital. As a result Akbar, the Emperor of Delhi sent Shahbaz
Khan to punish Issa Khan. Unfortunately he was defeated. Akbar became very
furious and sent his greatest general Maan Singh to Bengal. A battle took place
near the fort of Egarosindhu. In the battle Maan Singh’s son-in-law was killed.
This made him more angry. Instead of causing the death of poor soldiers, Maan
Singh invited Issa Khan to fight a duel. Issa Khan gladly accepted the
challenge. The duel started. But no one came out successful. In the meantime
the sun was about to set. Suddenly the sword of Maan Singh broke in the middle.
Issa Khan could easily cut off his head. But he was so noble that he did not
take revenge over an unarmed enemy. He offered Maan Singh his own sword and he
personally took another sword. Maan Singh was struck with wonder at the
nobility and greatness of Issa Khan. He threw down the sword on the ground and
bowed Issa Khan. Issa Khan also came forward and embraced Maan Singh. Thus the
deadly enemies became friends.
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