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and the main enclosure is about 7.5 km north–south and 4.5 km east–west. The eastern and western side of the fort were built over two natural embankments. The western side of the fort was dry in comparison to eastern side. The
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There were some old ruins, and some seemed to be remains of substantial buildings. The city was situated in the quasi-labyrinth enclosed by high walls and was impossible to enter except on a single spot. There were four fortresses, which were evenly distributed from place to place within the
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Ranivas
Complex comprises 'Ranivas Temple' which is also known as 'Ram Mandir', 'Ram Janaki Mandir', 'Ranivas Palace' and 'Mahal Sarai' is located 1 Kilometer north of Simraungadh market area and 2 Kilometer north of the Indian border. The complex is spread in 600
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The city was surrounded by seven tall walls, and the palace had eleven large gates and was surrounded by 21 ditches filled with water and rows of trees. The height of the city walls was equal to that of a
Tibetan fort. The protective measures were taken due to
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The medieval city of
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Simraon, Karnat, or Dev Dynasty originated with the establishment of a kingdom in 1097 CE headquartered at present-day Simraungadh in Bara district. The kingdom controlled the areas we today know as
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style of architecture. The idol of
Kankali Mai is placed in the temple, which is made of black stone and believed to be mangled by Tughlaq armies. The date L.S. 119 (which must be in
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enclosures of the labyrinth; and these enclosures had a distance from one side to the other of about a Kos or two miles, and the walls were extremely high with a width in proportion.
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in the history of Tirhut. The rise of this empire saw the birth of efficient administration, social reforms, religious and the development of local folk music and literature.
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located in the southeastern part of the Simraungadh market area. This temple is built in the
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1427:[Simraungadh: Challenge in heritage conservation].
1332:. New Delhi: Asian Educational Services. pp. 322–323.
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A Sociolinguistic Survey of the Bhojpuri Language in Nepal
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The municipality was created in 2014 by agglomerating the
2327:"A Test Trench Through the Fortifications of Simraongarh"
1740:. New Delhi: M.D. Publications Pvt. Ltd. pp. 27–42.
1363:"The Treaties Amp Relating To Hyderabad Mysore And Coorg"
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visited the fortified city in 1236 AD on his way back to
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1578:"The Journal of the Bihar Purävid Parishad, Volumes 4-5"
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and later on expanded the municipality areas to include
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1999:"काठमाडौका बैद्य परिवारको कूल देवता सिम्रौनगढमा ?"
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1922:] (in Hindi). Ram Vilas Sahu. pp. 70–112.
1601:"History of Muslim rule in Tirhut, 1206-1765, A.D."
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2053:"रानीवास मन्दिर परिसरमा कर्नाटकको राजधानीको अवशेष"
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1317:(in Italian). Libreria dello Stato. p. 809.
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2412:"चितवनदेखि जनकपुरसम्मका केही पुरातात्विक स्थल"
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2226:"आठसय वर्ष पुरानो पोखरी अतिक्रमणको चपेटामा"
1809:. Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, 1957. p. 47.
1767:. Allahabad: Mithila Prakasana. p. 13.
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2112:Mithila, Incredible (2020-06-24).
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2380:Vidale, M; Lugli, F (1992).
1820:Levi, Sylvain (2015-02-18).
1764:Cultural Heritage of Mithila
1540:Roerich Dr. George. (1959).
1275:Chaudhary P. C. Roy (1964).
1256:Roerich, George Dr. (1959).
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2443:"डोय राज्यको स्थापना र पतन"
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1806:The Struggle For Empire
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2540:"A Nepalese Labyrinth"
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2657:Kolhabi Municipality
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