However, Udai Singh II, the Rana of Mewar, continued to remain at large until his death four years later.[20] This was continued by his son Pratap Singh , who despite being defeated at the Battle of Haldighati, through guerilla warfare, managed to retain western Mewar during the lifetime of Akbar.[21] In 1615 Amar Singh I, the son of Pratap Singh accepted Mughal suzerainty and one year later Jahangir, as a goodwill gesture, returned him Chittor Fort under the condition that it will never be repaired, as the Mughals feared that it might be used a bastion for future rebellions.[22]