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he was advised by him that he had transcended into the twilight of Mira-Krishna and thus as a tribute to his enlightenment should smuggle the same very statue which Mira worshipped to hills where it will be safe from the barbaric hands of
Mughals. The erected temple in Nurpur Fort closely resembles that of the Hari dev temple, built by
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Vikrama Samvat era in 57 BCE after defeating the Shakas belonged to the same lineage. The principal era to which the luni-solar system is exclusively adapted is that of Vikramaditya, called Samvat. The prince from whom it was named was of the Tuár dynasty and is supposed to have reigned
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literally meaning Mango orchard). Yet this long siege could not break the will of Raja jagat Singh and his men whose ration had diminished. According to folklore the men of Raja Jagat Singh one day to fool cordoning forces used the milk of female dog (who had been given litter inside fort but fed in
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rebelled. The frescoes in Diwan-i-Aam mentions the establishment year as (1610), while the statue was hidden underneath the pond during uncertain times. Thakur dwara was repaired and the statue was recovered in peaceful times by Raja
Mandhatta (1661-1700) (grandson of Raja Jagat Singh). In 1886 ASI
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must have accompanied Raja Basu although Raja Jagat Singh is reputed to have halted at
Chittorgarh in the night and heard the sound of "ghungroo" and smell of Mollesary and someone reciting bhajan with "tanpura" outside in the ruins of Fort Chittor. When he told this episode to the learned Brahmin,
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This temple is visible from some majorly parts of Nurpur, because it is located at high location. It is believed that this temple has the divine power, if someone pray for something then their wish is definitely fulfilled. For visiting this temple one should need go from a village named Baduhi,
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Pathania from Chamba state and was secretly fortified by him and his sons in preparation for his infamous rebellion against
Mughals(1640–42). This fort was never seized or captured. However, Raja Jagat Singh Pathania was persuaded to stop the war against the
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It is the biggest shrine representing the Nurpur kingdom. The temple inside the fort called Brij Raj Swami was built in the 16th century and is known to be one of the only places where both the idols of Lord
Krishna and Meera Bai are worshiped.
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On the foots of Fort Mau, established at a 'bauli' (natural spring) to honour a snake born along with Raja Nag Pal in the 14th century. Descendants who believe their lineages from Nurpur kingdom offer the first hairs of their newly born sons.
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The folklore associated with the siege of the fort goes that the
Mughals forces cordoned off the fort for such a long time that they planted mango plants which fruited before the end of the siege (this place near taragarh fort today is called
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Detail of the territory of Nurpur from a map of the various Hill States of the Punjab Hills region, copied in 1852. Parts of its borders has not been fully demarcated on the map.
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The very first fort after which the
Pathania became a surname is now in ruins. Today, Fort Road and Gulmohar Resthouse exists on a top of a small hill at that very location.
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Patronized by Raja Jagat Singh who practiced his battlefield strategies by playing chauper (chess) with Devi. The temple seems to be rebuilt at the old location.
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the final winner of the contest annexed Nurpur kingdom in 1815. Raja Bhir Singh retook the Nurpur in 1846 but died fighting at the gates of Nurpur Fort.
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areas which ended in 1815. The remnants of Nurpur kingdom exist as ruined forts, restored temples, water bodies, and canals in
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Legend of Brij Raj temple built in 1613, inside Nurpur Fort
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Henry Thoby Prinsep, James Prinsep, Edward Thomas (1858).
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History of Pathania Rajas of Nurpur, District Kangra
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History of Pathania Rajas of Nurpur, District Kangra
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1268:. Ultimately after just 10 years of his reign
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1152:. Raja Jhetpal, after the death of
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1836:. Vol. II. Brill. p. 134.
1821:. Vol. II. Brill. p. 134.
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1869:Wooden Temples of Himachal Pradesh
1657:S.R Bakshi, Rashmi Pathak (2007).
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1293:British East India Company
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303:Timeline
273:a series
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