History of Hanumangarh The Hanumangarh locale was framed on 12.7.1994 from the than Ganganagar region as 31st area of Rajasthan...
History of Hanumangarh
The Hanumangarh locale was framed on 12.7.1994 from the than Ganganagar region as 31st area of Rajasthan state. Seven tehsils of Ganganagar regions of Bikaner division viz. Sangaria, Tibi, Hanumangarh, Pilibanga, Rawatsar, Nohar and Bhadra were incorporated into the recently made area of Hanumangarh.
Hanumangarh was the kingdom of bhati administration and henceforth its prior name was Bhatner. Since it was won on Tuesday by Maharaja Soorat Singh of Bikaner, which is the promising day of the Hindu God Hanuman, it was rechristened as "Hanumangarh" - the Fort of Hanuman the Hindu-god. A 1700-year-old Bhatner fortress is arranged amidst Hanumangarh Town, the depiction of which can be found in Ain-i-Akbari.A celebrated Bhadrakali sanctuary is arranged close to the town on the banks of Ancient Sarasvati river(Ghaggar waterway).
The zone around Hanumangarh gives off an impression of being very old.[original research?] It has yielded various earthenware embellishing tiles in the late Kushan Empire style alongside various coins. Two earthenware capitals at the profundity of 15' from the highest point of the hill with ventured pyramids along their edges have been found.
The Hanumangarh area additionally has a noteworthy place in the antiquated history. The remaining parts found at Kalibangan[Pilibanga] in 1951 uncover that this region was a piece of about 5000 years of age Indus Valley Civilization. The remaining parts of human skeleton, obscure contents, stamps, coins, utensils, gems, toys, statues, wells, restrooms, fortification, roads, markets and so forth., found in exhuming recount the tale of all around created way of life of our predecessors. Other than Kalibangan, more than 100 different spots are additionally there in the locale where confirmations of this old human progress have been found. The remaining parts found at these spots have been kept at Museum at Kalibangan and National Museum, New Delhi.
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