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Purandar Fort is a
mountain fort in Pune
district in
Western Indian state of Maharashtra, India. The fort
stands at 1,374
metres (4,508 ft)
above the sea...
- Look up पुरंदर in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Purandar or
Purandara may
refer to: An
epithet of the
Hindu gods
Indra or Shiva, Agni
Purandara (philosopher)...
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Battle of
Purandar was
fought between the
Mughal Empire and the
Marathas in 1665. The
Mughal Emperor, Aurangzeb,
appointed Jai
Singh to lead a 12,000-man...
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Purandar Singha (r. 1818–19; 1833–1838) was the last king of the Ahom
kingdom in ****am. He was
installed as king twice. The
first time, he was installed...
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Treaty of
Purandar may
refer to
these treaties signed at the
Purandar Fort in India:
Treaty of
Purandar (1665),
between Jai
Singh I and
Shivaji Treaty...
- and kill Murarbaji, the
military general of
Shivaji and the in-charge of
Purandar Forts. His brother's name was
Nawab Bahadur Khan.
Nawab Diler Khan and...
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Purandar ****embly
constituency is one of the 288
Vidhan Sabha (legislative ****embly)
constituencies of
Maharashtra state,
western India. This constituency...
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Purandar Mishra (born 1960) is an
Indian politician from Chhattisgarh. He is an MLA from
Raipur City
North ****embly
constituency in
Raipur District. He...
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Mughal Empire, to
guarantee his father's
compliance with the
treaty of
Purandar. He
later accompanied his
father to Agra
where both were
placed under house...
- his
defense of the
Purandar Fort
against Dilir Khan, a
Mughal general who
accompanied Jai
Singh I in the 17th-century
siege on
Purandar.
Murarbaji Deshpande...
