Ramprasad

Maharana Pratap also owned an

 elephant whose name

 was Ramprasad.

His valour and fame was

at par with Chetak.

This elephant had killed thirteen war

 elephants of the Mughal army alone

in the battle of Haldighati.

When Akbar imprisoned Ramprasad,

the later did not eat anything or drink,

 losing his life on the 18th day!

Ramprasad was with Maharana Pratap,

 since his childhood.

He was considered to be the best

 among all the Mewari elephants.

The elephant was so intelligent, mighty

 and battle-worthy that he alone had

 slained 13 elephants of Akbar's army in

 battle of haldighati.

Akbar after listening this got awestruck.

 He finally made a strategy to capture this

 elephant by formation of chakravyuh.

 A chakravyuh was then composed of seven

 of the mightiest elephants of the Akbar's Army.

These elephants had 14 mahavats with two

 mahavats sitting on each of the seven elephants.

 

Then only it became possible to catch this

 mighty elephant RAMPRASAD.

Al-Badayuni has written further in

 description of how indian animals were

 trained and were so attached with their MASTERS

 and their loyalty to their master was at par with humans.

This elephant now was captured and was

 later confronted with AKBAR.

AkBAR immediately changed his name

 from Ramprasad TO Pirprasad.

BY order of Akbar the mughals

gave him special juicy sugarcanes

 and water as food.

The elephant however did not eat till

 18 days and was in hunger.

 Later it succumbed to death.

Hearing this Akbar had said that " the one's

 whose elephant does not bow down in

 front of me,how would I be able to slain

 Maharana Pratap."

There are temples of both Chetak and 

Ramprasad in Mewad and still people

go there to pay their reverence to the

 Maharana's favourite horse and elephant.