Panna Dai
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Panna Dai was a maid in the service of Rana Sanga or Sangram Singh of Chittorgarh, India. She was foster-mother of his infant son Udai Singh.
Rana Sangram Singh died in 1527 in the Battle of Khanua against Babur. Panna saved child Udai Singh from Rana's brother Banbir who was regent and wished to usurp the throne . Panna sacrificed her own child to save the prince.To save him Panna Dai substituted her own baby in the royal cradle. Her child was slain, but Panna escaping with the baby prince made her way to Kumbhalgarh.
After Udai Singh attained youth he defeated his uncle and became the king of Chittod and later founded the city of Udaipur.
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