The battle, near Dholpur, witnessed a successful charge by the Mewar army, resulting in the defeat of the opposing forces.

As Ibrahim Lodi's army approached Rana Sanga's territory, the Maharana mobilized his Rajput forces.

The Rajput cavalry, renowned for their valor, launched a vigorous assault on Lodi's army, quickly causing them to retreat.

Chanderi was among the territories captured by the Maharana,[7] who subsequently bestowed it as a gift upon Medini Rai.

[2] Ibrahim Lodi attempted to besiege the forts of Ranthambhore and Ajmer, which were under the control of Rana Sanga, but he faced defeat for the third time.