Explanation:

- In 1191, Muhammad Ghori attacked Tabarhinda (now Bhatinda), a strategic point crucial for controlling Northern India.

- Option 1: Maharana Pratap Singh – He was a 16th-century Rajput king known for his resistance against the Mughal Empire and did not engage in battles against Muhammad Ghori.

- Option 2: Hem Chandra Vikramaditya – Also known as Hemu, he was a 16th-century king and not involved in the battles of the late 12th century.

- Option 3: Prithviraj Chauhan – He was the ruler during Ghori's campaign in 1191 and known for his battles against Ghori, including the Battle of Tarain.

- Option 4: Rana Kumbha – A 15th-century ruler from Mewar, much later than Ghori's time.