Gohad Fort

Gohad Fort
Gohad Fort
	Outer walls of Gohad Fort
Location	Gohad, Madhya Pradesh, India
Coordinates	26°25′33″N 78°26′48″E / 26.42583°N 78.44667°ECoordinates: 26°25′33″N 78°26′48″E / 26.42583°N 78.44667°E
Built	1505
	Location of Gohad Fort in Madhya Pradesh Gohad Fort (India)

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Gohad Fort (Hindi: गोहद क़िला Gohad Qila) is situated at Gohad city in Bhind district of Madhya Pradesh, India. The town is situated at a distance of 45 km from Gwalior.^[1] The fort was built in 1505 by Bamraulia Jat ruler Singhandev II of Gohad State.^[2]

Architecture[edit]

Gohad Fort has following important buildings inside the fort. Navin Mahal inside the fort was constructed by Maharana Chhatra Singh (1757–1785) of Gohad. Other buildings are Khas Mahal, Shish Mahal, Sat-Bhanwar, Deoghar, Khas Darbar, Am Darbar, Bhandar Grih Rani Bagh and other temples and water ponds.

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Deccan sultanates	Ahmednagar Daulatabad Gawilghur Golconda Narnala Panhala
Gujarat Sultanate	Bhadra
Delhi Sultanate	Aligarh Bandhavgarh Hathras Qila Mubarak Siri Tughlaqabad Salimgarh
Nayak dynasty	Chitradurga Bekal Dindigul Gingee Tiruchirapalli Rock Chandragiri Fort Hosdurg
Malwa Sultanate	Mandsaur Mandavgadh
Faruqi dynasty	Asirgarh Laling Thalner
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Jat	Bawana Fort Gohad Lohagarh Nahar Singh Mahal
Kingdom of Mysore	Devanahalli Palakkad Bekal Sankagiri
Siddi	Murud-Janjira Belapur Underi
Travancore	Vattakottai Udayagiri East
Portuguese	Bassein Fort Bombay Castle Mahim Arnala Castella de Aguada Diu Fort Surat Castle Fortim do Mar, Diu Fortim do Mar, Simbor Emmanuel Fort Anjediva Korlai Madh Fort St Thomas, Tangasseri St. Angelo Pallipuram Aguada Fort Tiracol Anjediva Cranganore Ghodbunder Fortaleza de Chaul Ponda Fort Chapora Fort Fortaleza de São Sebastião de Tivim Cabo de Rama Corjuem Fort Mormugão fort Rachol Fort Fort of São Tiago of Banastarim
Sikh Empire	Jamrud Kamlah Multan Harkishangarh Lahore
British Raj	Anchuthengu St. George William Bombay Riwa Worli Mazagon Sion Hillock Sewri Mahim Tellicherry St. David
Sur Empire	Chunar Rohtasgarh Munger
Eastern Ganga dynasty	Barabati Raibania
Ahom dynasty	Talatal Ghar Kareng Ghar Rang Ghar Garchuk Lachit Garh
Kakatiya dynasty	Warangal
Bahmani Sultanate	Bidar Gulbarga

Gohad Fort

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