ruled most portions of South India from the first century B.C to the eighth century
A.D., and it is now recognized as the site of some of the greatest architectural and
sculptural achievements in India. The temples of Mamallapuram, built largely
during the reigns of Narasimhavarman and his successor Rajasimhavarman,
showcase the movement from rock-cut architecture to structural building.
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Bah is home town of the Loard Kirshana father Vasudev. So you can say it is real home of loard Kirshna.
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Sorry but no sorry
I have been visiting to ‘Hatkaat’ every year during summer vacations, which I used to spend at my native village Sarokhipura. Presently I am residing in Delhi and shortly planning to visit Bateshwar and would also like to see the Forts suggested by you, I have heard and read lot about Nawgaon Fort & Ater Fort, and would like to visit these palaces. Still I find that there is not much information available on Bhadawar History, I have compiled what ever information available on internet and planning to put up a website having brief history and legends associated with the Princely State every person in our village cherish.
I feel that we should have developed these palaces into heritage sites and have introduced them to local masses as tourist destinations, at least what Mulayam Singh has done to his village –‘Saifie’ should have been done long back to restore the glory of Bhadawar Estate, here I am not talking of politics but I really feel the depleted state of these Mansions are showing collective neglect of everyone staying in Bhadawar.
We feel Pride in writing “BHADAWAR” on our Vehicles and Trucks and neglecting our real Jewels, which are remotely accessible.
Sir, When I find you here, I have confidence that things are now going to change now. Anyway Kindly allow me to visit the Forts named by you. Thanks.
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