The Epic love story of samyukta and prithviraj chauhan

Samyukta also know as sanyukta sanyogita .she was in love with prithviraj chauhan .The ruler of north-western india.

The Love story of samyukta and prithviraj chauhan was epic and now onwards people Remember their love as idol .

Samyukta is the princess of kannuj .The daughter of jaychand.samyukta was in love with prithviraj . According ,to legend They fall in love when a painter from prithviraj court panna ray visited kannuj and showed the painting of prithviraj to the princess.prithviraj also heard the beauty of sanyogita he also in love with her.

But, the Jaychand and prithviraj were enemies . Jaychand wants to rule over rajput kings . But prithviraj doesn't accept that.

At ,the time Jaychand organized swamvar of her daughter . He invited all kings but prithviraj was not invited in swamvar . And insult him in the swamvar Jaychand create his statue and put it to door as door keeper.

When sanyogita came to know about it .She wrote a letter to prithviraj as her desired to marry her .as prithviraj also in love with sanyogita. he promise her that he will come.

In the swamvar sanyogita pass out through all kings .and reaching through the statue of prithviraj .she choose him as her spouse .

And as the promise chauhan came and take sanyogita with him .

Jaychand take as insult .and he handshake with prithviraj biggest enemy Muhammad gauri.

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