History Of Amer Fort

History Of Amer Fort

Amer Fort, built in Hindu-Rajputana architecture, is one of the largest forts in Rajasthan, which is situated on the hills of Aravalli, about 11 kilometers from Jaipur. On the other hand, if we look at the history of Amer and the construction of this fort, then it is found that Amer had been the capital of the first Suryavanshi turtles, which was built by a tribe called Meenas.

According to historians, this largest Amber Fort in Rajasthan was built by King Mansingh I in the 16th century. After which, for about 150 years, the successors and rulers of Raja Mansingh had expanded and renovated this fort.

After this, Sawai Jai Singh Secondary rule made Jaipur from its capital Amber in 1727, during which time Jaipur was recently established. Let me tell you that before Jaipur, the capital of the Kachhwaha (Maurya) dynasty was Amer. One of the oldest forts in India, the Amer Fort, formerly known as Kadimi Mahal, also houses the famous temple of Sheela Mata Devi, which was built by Raja Man Singh.

Some believe that this fort was named after Amber, Lord Shiva, at Ambikeswar. However, some people believe that the name of Amber Fort is derived from the name of Mother Durga, Amba.

In this most famous and grand fort of Rajasthan, during the time of different rulers, many historic structures were destroyed inside the fort, many new magnificent buildings were built, but despite facing many disasters and obstacles, today it is in Amer. The fort is enhancing the pride of Rajasthan and reminds us of a proud and rich history.

This huge fort of Rajasthan, located about 11 km from Jaipur, has been built by the Hindu and Rajputana style. Looking at this fort from outside, it looks influenced by the Mughal architecture, while inside the fort is built in the Rajput architectural style.

This fort is a unique example of Mughal and Hindu architecture. Photos of famous and courageous Rajput rulers of ancient architecture and history are also housed inside this fort. The historical palaces, gardens, reservoirs and beautiful temples built inside this huge fort double its beauty.

In the Amber Fort of Rajasthan, tourists enter through the entrance to the east of this fort, this is the main fort of the fort, called Surpole or Surya Dardhar, the name of this shrine is derived from the rising sun in the east. . At the same time, inside this fort, a grand dhaar is also built in the south, which is known as Chandrapol Dardhar. Jaleb Chowk is built right in front of this gate. From where the tourists enter the courtyard of the palace.

Let me tell you that Jaleb Chowk of Amber Fort was first used by the army to re-display the time of their war, which women could only see from their window. Stairs are seen from Jaleb Chowk on two sides, on one side of which the steps lead to the Shila Mata Temple, the total goddess of Rajput kings.

This temple is situated in the sanctum sanctorum of this magnificent fort, which has its own historical significance as well as its own religious significance, while all the tourists who come to visit the Amber Fort, definitely visit this temple. At the same time, the staircase on the other side visible from Jaleb Chowk of this fort leads towards Singhpol Dadhwar.

At the same time, there is a very attractive structure near this Dhar, Diwan-i-Aam, where earlier the emperors used to hold a court for the general public, in which their complaint was heard. Ganesh Pol Dadhwar is situated on the south side of this magnificent fort built of yellow, red sandstone and marble stones, which is the most attractive and beautiful fort of this fort. In this dhaar, the finest carvings and superb craftsmanship has been done.

At the same time, a small idol of Lord Ganesha is adorned on top of this gate, so this fort of Amber Fort is called Ganesh Dardhar. Many of the historic and extremely attractive structures, including the Diwan-i-Khas, Sukh Mahal, Sheesh Mahal, remain inside this largest fort of royal designed Rajasthan. These structures of the fort also have amazing artwork.

Along with this, this grand fortress included in the list of World Heritage has a beautiful industry made of a charbagh style, which is making the beauty of this fort even more beautiful by spreading its natural shade. This oldest Rajputana heritage of Rajasthan is also connected to the Jaigad Fort through a tunnel route of about 2 km.

This tunnel was constructed to bring the families of the emperors to Jaigad fort in an emergency. The Jaigad fort and its surrounding overlook a beautiful view from this fort. One of the most important and famous fortifications of Rajasthan, a large number of tourists visit the beauty and grandeur of the Amer Fort.