Dulla Bhatti is the folk hero of Punjab. He rose in revolt against the revenue policy of

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Dulla Bhatti, often called the "Robin Hood of Punjab," rose in revolt against the revenue policies of Akbar. His rebellion was fueled by resentment toward Akbar's harsh revenue system, which caused widespread distress among farmers in Punjab. Dulla became a legendary figure by redistributing wealth and helping oppressed villagers.

Information Booster:

1. Dulla Bhatti’s full name was Rai Abdullah Khan Bhatti.
2. He was a Rajput Muslim and belonged to the Sandal Bar region of Punjab.
3. His opposition to Akbar’s policies was rooted in protecting the dignity and welfare of farmers.
4. He is celebrated in Punjab's Lohri festival through songs and folklore.
5. Dulla is often likened to Robin Hood due to his defiance of authority and support for the poor.
6. His resistance symbolized Punjabi pride and defiance against injustice.
7. Despite his heroism, Dulla Bhatti was eventually captured and executed by Akbar's forces.

Additional Knowledge:

• Jahangir: Akbar’s successor, known for his patronage of arts, but not linked to Dulla Bhatti's era.
• Abdali: An Afghan invader who plundered Punjab in the mid-18th century, long after Dulla Bhatti’s time.
• Shah Jahan: Known for building the Taj Mahal, but his reign was unrelated to Dulla’s revolt.