When thinking of South Asian leaders in Civilization Series, Mahatma Gandhi is the top name that will think about. He deserves the recognition, as the protests he led for several decades contributed a lot to India's independence from British rule. Various historical leaders in addition to Gandhi have characterized CivAlso, and it looks like another great ruler will go with them in the form of Lakshmibai. She will be released as a leader in Civilization 7 Through the right to control enlargement, and there are various reasons behind her legitimate inclusion.
India is one of the civilizations that consistently pops up in all Civ game.
While Mohandas Gandhi is the most popular leader representing the country, the games have also included Mulya emperor Chandragupta Maurya and his granddaughter Ashoka, as well as former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Lakshmibai already appeared in Civilization 6 As a large general during the industrial era, which gives a five -point upswing to fight strength and a one -point increase for movement of industrial and modern units in a two -sided proximity to her. The figure is called up to the large leagues in Civilization 7And her life story can give hints on what kind of leader she will be.
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Important things to know about Civilization 7's upcoming leader Lakshmibai
Lakshmibai's exceptional early life
Lakshmibai was born in 1827 as Manikarnika to a family of researchers and religious leaders in northern India, with his father as adviser to the Prime Minister for Maratha Empire. According to an article in the New York Times by Alisha Haridansi Gupta, she did not give up after the country's social expectations that the woman grew up. In addition to becoming literate at an early age, Lakshmibai also taught the skills that she would be known for as a major general and leader in Civilization: horseback riding and swords.
Lakshmibai was married to a much older Maharaja (king) by Jhansi called Gangadhar Rao in 1842. It was around this time that she changed her identity from Manikarnika to Lakshmibai, which is based on the Hindu goddess. Just 11 years later, her husband became seriously ill and she was commissioned to take the fabric by Jhansi.
When her husband died, Lakshmibai refused to participate in the ancient tradition “sati”, which required widows to be burned alive with her men. She was stuck as Jhanis Rani (Queen Consort).
The doctrine of expires: the document that became Tinder for Lakshmibai's revolution
The couple's son would succeed with Gangadhar as he walked. According to tradition, the couple adopted a son from a relative and gave him the title heir. East India Company, in collaboration with the colonial efforts of the British Empire, refused to recognize this heritage. They pointed to a “doctrine of decay”, which probably gave a company annexing a kingdom that did not have a natural born male successor. Rani, however, refused to give Jhansi to the oppressors.
Lakshmibai: Warrior Queen
Lakshmibai tried to legally negotiate to keep her control over her kingdom, but the British Empire came out at the top. Lakshmibai refused to give his Jhansi to British forces and trained and gathered his troops to defend Jhansi. She struggled, swords in her hand, along with these soldiers and other rebel troops for over a year in the Indian uprising in 1857. About a year later, opposite troops broke through the walls of Jhansi, and Lakshmibais army struggled with her own heavy artillery. Her army was overwhelmed, and she had to escape and took her adopted son with her. The British soldiers moved into Jhansi shortly after and killed thousands of residents in their siege.
Lakshmibai returned to battle through campaigns in Kalpi and Gwalior and her army successfully succeeded the latter with her troops continuing to march east. A counter -attack by British General Rose overwhelmed her army, and she died in battle. The country became independent a century later, and it is mostly thanks to leaders like Lakshmibai, who fought for overwhelming oppression. Here is hoping for that Civilization 7Lakshmibai exhibits the same joy as the Warrior Queen for the Indian Revolution.
Sid Meier's Civilization VII
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February 11, 2025
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All 10+ // alcohol and tobacco reference, mild language, mild violence, suggestive themes
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Online multiplayer
