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1237:, Dhar had a total population of 93,917, of which 48,413 were males and 45,504 were females. 11,947 were between 0 and 6 years old. The total number of literate people in Dhar was 68,928. 73.4% of the population was literate, with a male literacy rate of 78.1% and a female literacy rate of 68.4%. The literacy rate of the 7+ population in Dhar was 84.1%, of which the male literacy rate was 89.9% and the female literacy rate was 78.0%. The
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The most visible parts of ancient Dhar are the massive earthen ramparts, which are best preserved on the western and southern sides of the town. These were most likely built at beginning of the 9th century. Wall remains show that the city was circular in plan and surrounded by a series of tanks and
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and Rajput (Chauhan) descent. Their grants were originally obtained from the Darbar on the understanding that they would keep the peace among the Bhils and other hill tribes. They paid yearly tribute to the Darbar, in turn receiving cash allowances (Bhet-Ghugri), an ancient feudal custom.
990:(a ten per cent surcharge) exacted by the Marathas. The revenues the Marathas collected from their own lands were not sufficient to run the administration of their state and finance their large military expenditure, as their government was focused on conquest and not economic development.
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On the overgrown ramparts of the medieval city, overlooking the old moat, is the tomb of Shaykh
Abdullah Shāh Changāl, a warrior saint. The earliest evidence for the tomb comes from an inscription of 1455; the building was entirely rebuilt in the second half of the 20th century.
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hall immediately next the tomb of Kamāl Maula is made of recycled temple columns and other architectural parts. It is similar to the Lāṭ Masjid, but was built earlier, as an inscription from 1392 described records of repairs by Dilāwar Khān. In 1903, a
Sanskrit and
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In the 1860s, the Powars built a palace at Hazīra Bāgh, adjacent to the road to Māṇḍū. Known as the Jheera Bāgh Palace, the complex was renovated by Mahārāja Anand Rao Pawar IV in the 1940s and is now run as a heritage hotel. Designed in an unpretentious
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where the
Department of Archaeology, Museums and Archives has created a museum with a range of displays in the 'Barnes Koti', a Sultanate-period building used by Captain Ernest Barnes, the political agent of the Bhopawar agency.
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On the east side of the old town the tomb of Tāj al-Dīn 'Aṭā'ullah. Popularly known as Bugḍe Pīr, the building is a small domical structure of the seventeenth century. 'Aṭā'ullah was born in 1578-79 and enjoyed the patronage of
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1210–15) were found in the walls of the building by K. K. Lele, Superintendent of
Education in the Princely State of Dhar. The engraved inscriptions are displayed inside the entrance. One text includes parts of a drama called
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Inside the fort, a large number of sculptures and antiquities from Dhar and its neighbourhood are kept in utilitarian buildings constructed in the late 19th century. Some pieces from the collection have been moved to
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In 1897, primitive stamps with entirely native text were issued. The second definitive issue bore the name "Dhar State" in Latin script; with a total of 8 stamps. Since 1901, Indian stamps have been in use in Dhar.
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seated on the 'Gadi' of the
Kshatriya Maratha-Rajput Pawar (Puar/Parmar) Clan. The coronation of the 12th Maharaja of the Dhar State was solemnised on 15 January 2015 at the 'Rajwada' (Old Palace) of Dhar.
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Unique eggs have been discovered in Dhar region which indicates that the species reproduced like birds and the first egg within egg (ovum-in-ovo) or multi-shelled egg has been discovered here.
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Ray, Amitava; Dhua, S. K.; Prasad, R. R.; Jha, S.; Banerjee, S. (1997). "The ancient 11th century iron pillar at Dhar, India: a microstructural insight into material characteristics".
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or 'Necklace of
Sarasvatī'. In 1908, C. E. Luard did not follow Lele in using the term Bhoj Shala but mentions traditions describing the building as 'Raja Bhoja's school'.
627:(1238–1325) and migrated to Malwa with his brother in the late 1200s. His descendants have served as custodians of Kamāl al-Dīn's tomb in an unbroken line for 700 years.
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period, possibly built in the mid-17th century. The palace area houses an outdoor museum with a small collection of temple fragments and images dating to medieval times.
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The tomb said to be that of Shaykh Zahīr al-Dīn Qādirī, a contemporary of Kamāl-al-Dīn, stands in the fields on the western side of the old circular city.
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The
Thakurs, with a few exceptions, were Rajput landholders whose estates were located in the north of the state. Locally, the Thakurs were called
1102:, called "Department of Thakurans, Bhumians and Thikanejat", was established in 1921. At the time there were 22 such estates in the state of Dhar.
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Towards the end of the 18th century and in the early part of the 19th century, the
Marathan state was subject to a series of spoliations by
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The historic parts of Dhar are dominated by an impressive sandstone fortress on a small hill. The fortress is thought to have been built by
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The Kamāl Maulā is a spacious enclosure containing a number of tombs, the most notable being that of Shaykh Kamāl Mālvī or Kamāl al-Dīn (
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see रामसेवक गर्ग, हज़रत मौलाना कमालुद्दीन चिश्ती रह. और उनका युग (भोपाल: आदिवासी लोक कला अकादमी, प्रदेश संस्क्रिति परिशद, २००५): 149-50.
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to be read in his name in A.H. 804/C.E. 1401-02, thereby establishing himself as an independent sulṭān. Upon his death in 1406, his son
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2009; 50: 207-16 shows that inscription belongs not to Īśvaravarman but to Īśānavarman or one of his successors. Online abstract:
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depended heavily on the timeliness and duration of the monsoons. The most important source of royal revenue was, therefore, the C
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of Dhar (and also the governor of Mālwa) by Sulṭān Muḥammad Shāh. Dilāwar Khān took the title 'Amīd Shāh Dā'ūd' and mandated the
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887:(circa CE 1042–68) captured and burnt the city, also occupying Māṇḍū (ancient Māṇḍava). Dhar was subsequently sacked by the
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composed by Madana, the king's preceptor, or 'Bālasarasvatī'. Other tablets noted by Lele include a slab inscribed with the
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where the three surviving portions are displayed outside the mosque on a platform thanks to the conservation efforts of the
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875:. During the rule of the Paramāras, Dhar was a respected centre of culture and learning, especially under the rule of King
2507:, 2 vols. (London, 1960) 1: 331 according to the Nander inscription (dated CE 1047) and Nāgai inscription (dated CE 1058).
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feudatories and had an area of 1,775 square miles (4,600 km). The state was confiscated by the
British after the
879:(circa 1000–1055). The wealth and splendor of Dhar drew the attention of competing dynasties in the 11th century. The
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of the Pawar rulers on the edge of the large tank known as Muñj Talab. The name of the tank was probably derived from
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style, it is considered to be one of the most elegant and forward-looking examples of early modern architecture in
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One of the most significant historical attractions at Dhār is the ancient iron pillar. Fragments of it are at the
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851:('city of sword blades'), is of considerable antiquity, the first reference to it appearing in an inscription in
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2407:, 2 parts. The Central India State Gazetteer Series, vol. 5 (Bombay, 1908): part A, pp. 494-500; also Luard,
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in 1598 while on a military campaign in the Deccan. The pillar's original stone footing is displayed nearby.
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Dhar is situated between 21°57' to 23°15' N and 74°37' to 75°37' E. The city is bordered in the north by
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Commentary on Rules III.2, 106-121 of Bhoja's Sarasvatīkaṇṭhābharaṇa',
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language. These finds, particularly the grammatical inscriptions, prompted Lele to name the building
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Dhār (Madhya Pradesh). Plan of the old city showing disposition of ramparts, moat and key monuments.
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dynasty (6th century). Dhar rose to prominence when it was made the primary seat of the
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population was 7,549 and 16,636 respectively. As of 2011, Dhar has 18531 households.
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Another colonial era building at Dhar, located outside the old town on the road to
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lands of the nobles of Dhar (feudatory estates), all of whom paid tribute to the
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920-45 CE). Vairisimha appears to have transferred his headquarters to Dhar from
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http://booksandjournals.brillonline.com/content/10.1163/001972409x12525778274224
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1000–55), the author of several works on poetics and grammar such as the famous
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Pārijātamañjarī alias Vijayaśrī by Rāja-Guru Madana alias Bāla-Sarasvatī
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in 1877, died in 1898; he was succeeded by Udaji Rao II
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A separate department whose purpose was to superintend
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Entire view of Bawari (Water Source at the Dhār Fort)
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District Archaeological Museum, Dhār, Madhya Pradesh
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This article is about the city. For other uses, see
4804:Populated places established in the 1st century BC
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2349:Hazrat maulānā kamāluddīn ciśtī rah. aur unkā yug
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2867:"Station: Dhar Climatological Table 1981–2010"
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1149:The Bhumias, or "Allodial" Chiefs, were all
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611:1238–1331). Kamāl al-Dīn was a follower of
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2809:"Dinosaur Fossils National Park Bagh Dhar"
2573:"Madhya Pradesh Pollmeter: Never too late"
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2652:"Hemendra Singh becomes new King of Dhar"
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1416:Learn how and when to remove this message
1178:Political representation and Royal Legacy
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2392:Journal of the American Oriental Society
2347:The key modern works in Rām Sevak Garg,
2281:Smith, V. A. "The Iron Pillar of Dhār".
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2702:Solomon, R. V.; Bond, J. W. (2006).
2302:Journal of Materials Science Letters
2283:Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society
2116:List of Maratha dynasties and states
1394:adding citations to reliable sources
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4302:Fortaleza de São Sebastião de Tivim
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1191:Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly
826:Jheera Bagh Palace, renovated 1940s
573:Lāṭ Masjid, interior, built in 1405
13:
997:governor and attacked the capital
769:Tomb of Shaykh Zahīr al-Dīn Qādirī
764:Tomb of Shaykh Zahīr al-Dīn Qādirī
409:. Before Indian independence from
14:
4825:
4784:Cities and towns in Dhar district
2938:DhārDistrict governmental website
2931:
2405:Western States (Mālwā). Gazetteer
2280:
2269:Annual Report on Indian Epigraphy
2244:Annual Report on Indian Epigraphy
1471:
1153:, a clan claiming to be of mixed
1066:. It included several Rajput and
721:The old city palace of the Puar (
3523:
2874:Climatological Normals 1981–2010
2464:The only documentation is here:
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2505:The Early History of the Deccan
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2053:Kharbuza Mahal at the Dhār Fort
2041:Kharbuza Mahal at the Dhār Fort
2029:Kharbuza Mahal at the Dhār Fort
1995:India Meteorological Department
1228:
847:The town of Dhar, derived from
797:
4794:Former capital cities in India
2364:(Bombay, 1916): 9; U. N. Day,
2328:
2293:
2274:
2262:
2249:
2237:
2224:
817:
757:his main administrative seat.
658:inscriptions from the time of
549:Archaeological Survey of India
538:
474:moats, similar to the city of
1:
2854:Columbia-Lippincott Gazetteer
2131:
1824:Average rainfall mm (inches)
1433:Discovery of Dinosaur Fossils
1031:
717:Cenotaphs and Old City Palace
636:
632:Dargāh of Shaykh Kamāl al-Dīn
564:
461:Historic places and monuments
28:City in Madhya Pradesh, India
16:City in Madhya Pradesh, India
2157:Ministry of Minority Affairs
986:(a 25% tax on produce) and S
413:, it was the capital of the
167:
137:
7:
4814:16th-century forts in India
2094:
1684:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1614:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1465:have been discovered here.
1251:
428:
10:
4830:
2257:Epigraphica Indo-Moslemica
2003:
1992:
1494:
1486:
1189:serves as a member of the
1126:and their holdings called
1035:
712:City Palace, built in 1875
701:
629:
613:Farīd al-Dīn Gaṅj-i Shakar
595:
557:
531:
437:, to the east by parts of
293:559 m (1,834 ft)
150:Show map of Madhya Pradesh
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2246:(1971-72): 81, no. D. 72.
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2368:(Delhi, 1969): 15, n. 2.
2271:(1971-72): 81, no. D. 73
2230:K. K. Lele, in Dikshit,
1437:Dhar, being part of the
1213:Hemendra Singh Rao Pawar
1200:, Savitri Thakur of the
1167:Hemendra Singh Rao Pawar
970:caste, as both the king
725:) clan, a branch of the
4647:Forts in Madhya Pradesh
2730:"Census of India: Dhar"
2314:10.1023/A:1018550529070
2217:Encyclopædia Britannica
1261:Religion in Dhar (2011)
1115:, were divided between
1044:Third Anglo-Maratha War
485:
2536:(Delhi, 2006): 283-84.
2336:Dargah Sharif in India
2121:List of forts in India
1202:Bharatiya Janata Party
1174:
827:
781:
765:
713:
697:Sarasvatīkaṇṭhābharaṇa
574:
534:Tomb of Shaykh Changal
524:Tomb of Shaykh Changāl
495:
470:
425:
285:Dhar Municipal Council
4247:St Thomas, Tangasseri
4222:Fortim do Mar, Simbor
3764:Eastern Ganga dynasty
2520:(Bombay, 1956): 72-3.
1183:Bhartiya Janata Party
1165:HH Maharaja Shrimant
1164:
825:
779:
763:
711:
572:
493:
468:
445:, and to the west by
423:
385:is a city located in
328: • Official
209:22.59722°N 75.30417°E
21:Dhar (disambiguation)
2983:Cities and towns in
2518:Chalukyas of Gujarat
2424:9 (1980-81): 96-103.
2377:S. K. Dikshit, ed.,
1544:Record high °C (°F)
1483:, was born in Dhar.
1390:improve this section
1206:Member of Parliament
1064:Central India Agency
1054:was designated as a
909:'Ayn al-Mulk Mūltānī
812:Central India Agency
780:Agency House in 2010
500:Muhammad bin Tughluq
356:Vehicle registration
4799:1 BC establishments
4733:Orchha Fort complex
4154:Tiruchirapalli Rock
3561:Garchuk Lachit Garh
1894:Average rainy days
1754:Record low °C (°F)
962:taxes in Malwa and
889:Cāḷukyas of Gujarāt
881:Cāḷukyas of Kalyāṇa
619:1173–1266) and the
415:Dhar princely state
205: /
4723:Mandu fort complex
4287:Fortaleza de Chaul
4217:Fortim do Mar, Diu
4202:Castella de Aguada
3434:in other divisions
3218:Dr. Ambedkar Nagar
3084:Burhanpur district
2993:Alirajpur district
2915:on 5 February 2020
2883:on 5 February 2020
2734:censusindia.gov.in
2682:The Times of India
2631:The Times of India
1479:, the last of the
1358:Postal information
1235:2011 Indian Census
1211:Maharaja Shrimant
1187:Neena Vikram Verma
1175:
828:
782:
766:
714:
603:Kamāl Maulā Campus
575:
496:
471:
441:, in the south by
426:
303: • Total
214:22.59722; 75.30417
102:Road to Bagh Caves
4766:
4765:
4613:
4612:
4440:Senapati fortress
3884:Kingdom of Mysore
3856:Nahar Singh Mahal
3815:Gujarat Sultanate
3667:Deccan sultanates
3571:Bahmani Sultanate
3489:
3488:
3349:Khargone district
2607:. 15 January 2015
2581:. 5 November 2013
2503:G. Yazdani, ed.,
2489:Indo-Iran Journal
2394:1964; 84: 150-62.
2000:
1999:
1940:relative humidity
1426:
1425:
1418:
1338:
1337:
1204:was elected as a
1058:of India, in the
897:Ala ud din Khilji
843:Political history
785:Tomb of Bugḍe Pīr
625:Nizamuddin Auliya
380:
379:
282: • Body
276:Municipal Council
272: • Type
180:Show map of India
114:Jahaz Mahal Mandu
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4673:Bandhavgarh Fort
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4400:Qila Rai Pithora
4159:Chandragiri Fort
4111:Hari Parbat Fort
3953:Harishchandragad
3866:Kakatiya dynasty
3528:
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3432:Cities and towns
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3253:Runji Gautampura
3021:Barwani district
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2126:Dhar iron pillar
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2014:
1949:
1492:
1491:
1439:Lameta Formation
1421:
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974:and his Peshwa,
950:Malharrao Holkar
899:, the Sultān of
560:Dhar iron pillar
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4789:Cities in Malwa
4769:
4768:
4767:
4762:
4668:Bajrangarh Fort
4649:
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4609:
4571:
4543:
4515:
4487:
4469:
4331:
4168:
4120:
4062:
3934:
3917:Malwa Sultanate
3911:
3878:
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3781:
3758:
3716:Delhi Sultanate
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3273:Jhabua district
3267:
3200:Indore district
3194:
3106:
3078:
3015:
2987:
2985:Indore division
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2761:on 16 June 2004
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4703:Gwalior Fort
4577:Vijayanagara
4465:Bhatner fort
4312:Corjuem Fort
4307:Cabo de Rama
4297:Chapora Fort
4267:Fort Tiracol
4212:Surat Castle
4182:Bassein Fort
4023:Gajendragarh
3739:Qila Mubarak
3637:Sion Hillock
3546:Talatal Ghar
3538:Ahom dynasty
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583:Jami' Mosque
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4738:Raisen fort
4728:Narwar Fort
4713:Madan Mahal
4708:Hinglajgarh
4688:Garh Kundar
4658:Ahilya Fort
4585:Chandragiri
4557:Vattakottai
4475:Sikh Empire
4460:Ranthambore
4425:Hinglajgarh
4390:Kumbhalgarh
4322:Rachol Fort
4134:Chitradurga
4076:Purana Qila
4058:Sadashivgad
4043:Hinglajgarh
3892:Devanahalli
3841:Bawana Fort
3749:Tughlaqabad
3729:Bandhavgarh
3652:Tellicherry
3602:Anchuthengu
3594:British Raj
3551:Kareng Ghar
3387:Mandleshwar
3362:Bhagwanpura
3334:Omkareshwar
3150:Ghatabillod
2919:29 December
2887:29 December
2839:27 December
2834:India Today
2814:27 December
2793:25 November
2739:25 November
2477:J. F. Fleet
2153:nclm.nic.in
1477:Baji Rao II
1459:Laevisuchus
1185:politician
1007:Bundelkhand
988:ardeshmukhi
885:Someśvara I
855:during the
837:North India
818:Jheera Bagh
673:Kūrmaśataka
591:iron pillar
539:Iron Pillar
212: /
4773:Categories
4748:Utila Fort
4698:Gohad Fort
4693:Ginnorgarh
4549:Travancore
4534:Rohtasgarh
4521:Sur Empire
4430:Mehrangarh
4292:Ponda Fort
4282:Ghodbunder
4277:Cranganore
4257:Pallipuram
4252:St. Angelo
4174:Portuguese
4003:Sindhudurg
3930:Mandavgadh
3697:(Mastgarh)
3695:Jalna Fort
3680:Daulatabad
3675:Ahmednagar
3607:St. George
3423:Mahishmati
3367:Bhikangaon
3145:Dharampuri
2765:1 November
2687:17 October
2662:17 October
2636:17 October
2611:17 October
2585:5 November
2170:7 December
2132:References
2106:Bagh Caves
2101:Bagh Print
1944:(at 17:30
1463:Rajasaurus
1455:Indosuchus
1451:Indosaurus
1233:As of the
1171:Dhar State
1052:Dhar State
1050:rule. The
1042:After the
1038:Dhar State
1032:Dhar State
893:Siddharāja
863:chiefs of
704:Bhoj Shala
685:Bhoj Shala
637:Bhoj Shala
598:Lat Mosque
579:Lat Masjid
565:Lat Mosque
545:Lat Mosque
298:Population
267:Government
200:75°18′15″E
197:22°35′50″N
76:Bagh Caves
4683:Dhar Fort
4600:Udayagiri
4595:Bangalore
4562:Udayagiri
4445:Sabalgarh
4395:Nahargarh
4370:Jaisalmer
4345:Achalgarh
4242:Madh Fort
4091:Allahabad
4008:Vijaydurg
3993:Vishalgad
3988:Pratapgad
3907:Sankagiri
3754:Salimgarh
3685:Gawilghur
3657:St. David
3556:Rang Ghar
3382:Maheshwar
3286:Meghnagar
3190:Sardarpur
3180:Pithampur
3097:Nepanagar
3092:Burhanpur
3039:Bawangaja
3001:Alirajpur
2578:The Hindu
2322:134653889
2289:: 143–46.
1447:Isisaurus
1377:does not
1217:Kshatriya
1124:Talukdars
792:Nur Jahan
747:cenotaphs
651:hypostyle
478:, in the
451:Alirajpur
339:Time zone
290:Elevation
62:Dhar Fort
4420:Kalinjar
4405:Taragarh
4385:Kankwadi
4380:Junagarh
4355:Bhangarh
4272:Anjediva
4227:Emmanuel
4207:Diu Fort
4144:Dindigul
4116:Ramnagar
4081:Chanderi
4013:Shivneri
3973:Sinhagad
3968:Sudhagad
3925:Mandsaur
3897:Palakkad
3874:Warangal
3851:Lohagarh
3795:Asirgarh
3777:Raibania
3772:Barabati
3690:Golconda
3584:Gulbarga
3456:Jabalpur
3377:Khargone
3372:Kasrawad
3339:Pandhana
3319:Chhanera
3291:Petlawad
3238:Mhowgaon
3213:Depalpur
3155:Khalghat
3130:Bandheri
3120:Badnawar
3054:Pansemal
2562:, p. 21.
2549:, p. 13.
2422:Sambodhi
2095:See also
1993:Source:
1938:Average
1889:(34.33)
1859:(10.62)
1639:(103.8)
1634:(100.8)
1609:(116.8)
1594:(101.7)
1589:(100.9)
1579:(103.3)
1574:(112.3)
1569:(116.8)
1564:(111.9)
1559:(109.6)
1344:Hinduism
1266:Religion
1252:Religion
1151:Bhilalas
1142:and one
939:Marathas
861:Paramara
857:Maukhari
833:art deco
810:and the
737:goddess
727:Marathas
681:Sanskrit
476:Warangal
429:Location
344:UTC+5:30
322:Language
316:Dharwasi
256:District
4605:Vellore
4506:Belapur
4415:Gwalior
4410:Lal Kot
4365:Jaigarh
4360:Chittor
4337:Rajputs
4164:Hosdurg
4053:Visapur
3983:Panhala
3963:Lohagad
3805:Thalner
3734:Hathras
3724:Aligarh
3706:Panhala
3701:Narnala
3632:Mazagon
3612:William
3476:Shahdol
3451:Gwalior
3446:Chambal
3392:Sanawad
3357:Barwaha
3324:Khandwa
3301:Thandla
3296:Ranapur
3263:Sinhasa
3185:Rajgarh
3165:Manawar
3135:Dhamnod
3102:Shahpur
3064:Sendhwa
3034:Barwani
2360:Luard,
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2004:Gallery
1884:(0.12)
1879:(0.85)
1874:(1.87)
1869:(5.76)
1864:(9.45)
1854:(4.83)
1849:(0.45)
1844:(0.06)
1839:(0.07)
1834:(0.09)
1829:(0.16)
1819:(37.4)
1814:(39.4)
1809:(43.0)
1804:(49.3)
1799:(60.1)
1794:(59.0)
1789:(60.8)
1784:(61.9)
1779:(64.6)
1774:(53.8)
1769:(43.0)
1764:(37.4)
1759:(37.9)
1749:(64.2)
1744:(53.4)
1739:(57.9)
1734:(64.6)
1729:(68.0)
1724:(68.7)
1719:(70.0)
1714:(72.9)
1709:(74.7)
1704:(70.2)
1699:(63.7)
1694:(55.2)
1689:(50.7)
1679:(89.6)
1674:(82.6)
1669:(86.0)
1664:(90.1)
1659:(87.3)
1654:(84.2)
1649:(86.4)
1644:(97.5)
1629:(92.8)
1624:(84.4)
1619:(79.2)
1604:(96.3)
1599:(94.6)
1584:(97.2)
1554:(99.9)
1549:(92.1)
1487:Climate
1481:Peshwas
1398:removed
1383:sources
1352:Jainism
1325:
1312:
1297:
1292:Muslims
1282:
1271:Percent
1220:Maratha
1169:of the
1144:Kayasth
1128:kothari
1117:Thakurs
1100:Bhumias
1096:Thakurs
1062:of the
1048:British
1018:Gwalior
1014:Scindia
1003:Bajirao
976:Bajirao
968:Maratha
964:Gujarat
946:Bajirao
935:Mughals
853:Jaunpur
733:of the
656:Prakrit
621:Chishti
443:Barwani
389:of the
365:Website
312:Demonym
225:Country
4590:Gingee
4539:Munger
4529:Chunar
4511:Underi
4483:Kamlah
4455:Kangra
4435:Narwar
4375:Jalore
4262:Aguada
4237:Korlai
4197:Arnala
4149:Gingee
4048:Manora
4038:Jhansi
4028:Gingee
4018:Raigad
3998:Rajgad
3978:Tikona
3958:Kolaba
3948:Dongri
3823:Bhadra
3800:Laling
3617:Bombay
3481:Ujjain
3441:Bhopal
3281:Jhabua
3258:Sanwer
3228:Indore
3170:Mandav
3160:Kukshi
3069:Thikri
3059:Rajpur
3044:Khetia
3006:Bhavra
2856:p. 510
2712:
2411:, p. 9
2320:
2199:
1500:Month
1321:Others
1301:17.39%
1286:79.62%
1277:Hindus
1246:census
1138:, one
1113:Darbar
1076:Bhopal
1026:Indore
1022:Holkar
999:Ujjain
995:Mughal
980:Deccan
959:Chauth
923:khutba
891:under
883:under
873:Ujjain
804:Indore
755:Ujjain
739:Ambikā
731:statue
677:Viṣhṇu
647:Minbar
643:Mihrab
623:saint
510:Museum
504:Mughal
480:Deccan
447:Jhabua
439:Indore
435:Ratlam
306:93,917
234:
4493:Siddi
4350:Amber
4192:Mahim
4139:Bekal
4106:Akola
3902:Bekal
3846:Gohad
3647:Mahim
3642:Sewri
3627:Worli
3579:Bidar
3471:Sagar
3418:Nimar
3413:Malwa
3329:Mundi
3243:Palda
3223:Hatod
3208:Betma
3175:Mandu
3074:Warla
3029:Anjad
3011:Jobat
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2870:(PDF)
2558:Day,
2545:Day,
2533:Delhi
2318:S2CID
2164:(PDF)
2149:(PDF)
1933:44.5
1918:12.4
1915:13.2
1887:872.1
1867:146.4
1862:240.1
1857:269.7
1852:122.7
1539:Year
1348:Islam
1329:0.94%
1316:2.05%
1307:Jains
1223:Pawar
1140:Pawar
1132:caste
1130:. By
1108:jagir
1084:Pawar
984:hauth
972:Shahu
931:Akbar
918:muqṭi
905:Delhi
901:Delhi
877:Bhoja
869:circa
865:Malwa
808:State
723:Pawar
693:circa
689:Bhoja
664:circa
617:circa
609:circa
553:Akbar
517:Mandu
403:India
395:state
391:Malwa
360:MP-11
332:Hindi
244:State
237:India
4779:Dhar
4567:East
4450:Bahu
4086:Agra
3744:Siri
3622:Riwa
3466:Rewa
3140:Dhar
3125:Bagh
3049:Pati
2921:2020
2889:2020
2841:2022
2816:2022
2795:2020
2767:2008
2741:2020
2710:ISBN
2689:2020
2664:2020
2638:2020
2613:2020
2587:2013
2287:1898
2212:Dhar
2172:2018
1942:(%)
1930:0.3
1927:0.9
1924:2.4
1921:7.2
1912:6.5
1909:0.7
1906:0.2
1903:0.2
1900:0.1
1897:0.4
1877:21.5
1872:47.5
1847:11.5
1797:15.6
1792:15.0
1787:16.0
1782:16.6
1777:18.1
1772:12.1
1747:17.9
1742:11.9
1737:14.4
1732:18.1
1727:20.0
1722:20.4
1717:21.1
1712:22.7
1707:23.7
1702:21.2
1697:17.6
1692:12.9
1687:10.4
1677:32.0
1672:28.1
1667:30.0
1662:32.3
1657:30.7
1652:29.0
1647:30.2
1642:36.4
1637:39.9
1632:38.2
1627:33.8
1622:29.1
1617:26.2
1607:47.1
1602:35.7
1597:34.8
1592:38.7
1587:38.3
1582:36.2
1577:39.6
1572:44.6
1567:47.1
1562:44.4
1557:43.1
1552:37.7
1547:33.4
1536:Dec
1533:Nov
1530:Oct
1527:Sep
1524:Aug
1521:Jul
1518:Jun
1515:May
1512:Apr
1509:Mar
1506:Feb
1503:Jan
1461:and
1381:any
1379:cite
1350:and
1198:2024
1155:Bhil
1105:The
1098:and
1080:KCSI
1068:Bhil
1020:and
735:Jain
645:and
577:The
486:Fort
455:Mhow
449:and
383:Dhar
372:.nic
370:dhar
261:Dhar
174:Dhar
144:Dhar
43:City
35:Dhar
4101:Red
3833:Jat
3248:Rau
2310:doi
2214:".
1988:60
1985:58
1982:59
1979:59
1976:78
1973:83
1970:80
1967:59
1964:41
1961:42
1958:42
1955:47
1952:58
1946:IST
1882:3.1
1842:1.4
1837:1.7
1832:2.4
1827:4.0
1817:3.0
1812:4.1
1807:6.1
1802:9.6
1767:6.1
1762:3.0
1757:3.3
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