जबलपुर से ग्वालियर सिटी || Jabalpur Se Gwalior City Bike Ride || Vlogs Rahul

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जबलपुर से ग्वालियर सिटी || Jabalpur Se Gwalior City Bike Ride || Vlogs Rahul
Gwalior City Mall
Gwalior College
Top 10 Colleges In Gwalior
Gwalior Tourist Places
Gwalior Fort
HH Maharaja Sir Jiwajirao Scindia Museum
Sas Bahu Temple
Teli Ka Mandir
Man Singh Palace
Tomb of Tansen
Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus
Gopachal Parvat

Gwalior major city in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh and one of the Counter-magnet cities Located 343 kilometres 213 mi south of Delhi the capital city of India 120 kilometres 75 mi from Agra and 414 kilometres 257 mi from Bhopal the state capital Gwalior occupies a strategic location in the Gird region of India The historic city and its fortress have been ruled by several historic northern Indian kingdoms From the Kachchhapaghatas in the 10th century Tomars in the 13th century it was passed on to the Mughal Empire then to the Maratha in 1754 followed by the Scindia in the 18th century A study of urban pollution in 2016 found the city to have the highest level of air pollution in India and the second highest in the world

According to legend Gwalior was founded in 8 AD after a local chieftain Suraj Sen was cured of leprosy from a drink given to him by a holy man called Gwalipa Suraj subsequently set up a town and fort and named them after Gwalipa
The earliest historical record found at Gwalior is the Gwalior inscription of the Alchon Hun ruler Mihirakula It describes Mihirakula's father Toramana 493-515 as a ruler of the earth of great merit who was renowned by the name of the glorious Tôramâna by whom through his heroism that was specially characterized by truthfulness the earth was governed with justice and his Mihirakula as the lord of the earth as of 520 AD
Around the 9th century the GurjaraPratihara dynasty controlled Gwalior and during their rule they constructed the Teli ka Mandir temple In 1021 Gwalior was attacked by forces led by Mahmud Ghazni but they were repelled

In 1231 Iltutmish captured Gwalior after an 11-month long effort and from then till the 13th century it remained under Muslim rule In 1375 Raja Veer Singh was made the ruler of Gwalior and he founded the rule of the Tomar clan During those years Gwalior saw its golden period
The Jain Sculptures at Gwalior Fort were built under Tomar rule Man Singh Tomar made his dream palace the Man Mandir Palace which is now a tourist attraction at Gwalior Fort Babur described it as the pearl in the necklace of forts of India and not even the winds could touch its masts The daily light and sound show organised there tells about the history of the Gwalior Fort and Man Mandir Palace By the 15th century the city had a noted singing school which was attended by Tansen Later in the 1730s the Scindias captured Gwalior and it remained a princely state during the British Rule
Chaturbhuj Temple at Gwalior Fort claims the world very first occurrence of zero as a written number

Gwalior is also known for not participating in the 1857 rebellion mainly due to noncooperation with Rani Lakshmibai After Kalpi Jhansi fell into the hands of the British on 24 May 1858 Lakshmibai sought shelter at Gwalior Fort The Maharaja of Gwalior was not willing to give up his fort without a fight as he was a strong ally of the British but after negotiations his troops capitulated and the rebels took possession of the fort The British attacked Gwalior in no time the battle was fought by Lakshmibai Indian forces numbered around 20,000 and British forces around 1,600 troops Lakshmibai example is remembered to this day by Indian nationalists She died fighting, and Gwalior was free from rebels There is a statue of Lakshmibai on her horse which commemorates her contribution to the fight for independence Tantia Tope and Rao Sahib escaped Tantia Tope was later captured and hanged in April 1859

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