Warangal Fort History Essay Short Words

 

Warangal :Warangal is the main town of North Telangana. It is located on the Chennai-Kazipet-Delhi highway. Warangal was the ancient capital of the Kakatiyas of Andhra Pradesh, which flourished in the 12th century.

 

Located in the south-east of the present city, the Warangal fort was surrounded by two walls, with the remains of the inner wall of the inner wall (communication) and the remains of the outer wall. Built in 1162, the temple with 1000 pillars is located within the city.

 

Warangal or Varnalal is the ablation of the Telugu word ‘Orukal’ or ‘arugula’, which means ‘a rock’. This implies that the vast rock alone, on which the fortified fortification of the time of Kakatiya kings is located.

 

It is known from some records that these names and the options of this place in Sanskrit were also prevalent-Echopal, Akhila, Gopalpur or Ekopalpuram. These names are also found in Ekshilanagar, Shalimar, Ekshilapatan, in the tale of Raghunath Bhaskar. Caruncular Varangal, mentioned by Talami, is known only.

From the 11th century AD to the 13th century AD, the count of Vargalas was in the major cities of the South. In this period the capital of the kings of the Kakatiya dynasty was here. They built a temple with a pillar of stone in Paranal Durg, Hanmkonda and Ramappa Temple of Palampet. The fort of Warangal was started in 1199 AD.

Kakatiya King Ganapati laid the foundations and in 1261 AD, Rudrama Devi completed it. The ruins of a huge temple situated in the middle of the fort are found, around which there were four pylon doors. Similar sculptors of the stupa of Sanchi have been exhibited as well.

The fort has two walls The inner mural is made of stone and outside soil. The outer wall is surrounded by 72 feet wide and 56 feet deep. A third wall mark is also found 6 miles south of Hanmkonda. According to a history writer, the circumference of Perkote was thirty miles. Whose example is not elsewhere in India? Many statues, ornamental stone clusters, records etc.

have been received within the fort. Which are stored in the Darbar Bhawan of the Shabak? Apart from this, many small temples are also located here. Within the ornate pylons, there are ancient temples of Narasimha Swamy, Padshakshi, and Govinda Ramaswamy. The last of these is located on the summit of a high hill. The panoramic view from here is visible.

A huge temple of 12th-13th century is also far from here, whose courtyard’s wall is double and extraordinarily gross. This feature is similar to the Kakatiya style. Its outer wall has three entrances, which are just like the pavilions of the main temple of the fort of Warangal.

Two Kakatiya records have been received from here – the first seven feet are on the long altar and the other is marked on the dam of a tag. At the beginning of the Warangal, the famous Andhra tribal kings had the right to the south.

Thereafter, Chalukyas and Kakatiyas were ruled by medieval rulers. Ganapati was the first prince of Kakatiya dynasty who sat on the throne in 1199 AD. The state of Ganapati was spread from Gondwana to Kanchi and from the Bay of Bengal to Bidar and Hyderabad.

This is the first time that he built his capital in Warangal and laid the foundations of the famous fort here. After Ganapati, his daughter Rudrama Devi ruled from 1260 to 1296 AD.

During this period, the famous tour of Italy, Marcopolo, landed on the port of Motapalli and came to Andhra Pradesh. Marcopolo has described Varangal written that the world’s finest cotton cloth (muslin) is prepared here. Which looks like a spider web. There is no king or queen in the world who do not consider themselves to be honored by wearing this amazing clothes.

Rudram Devi ruled with great merit for 36 years. He was addressed as Rudradava Maharaj. Prataparudra (Rule 1296-1326 AD) was Rudra Dosti. It won the Kanchi by defeating Pondicherry. It failed six times Muslims’ invasions, but in 1326 AD, Uglaghaan, after which the Sultan of Delhi, named Muhammad bin Tughlaq, ended the kingdom of Kakatiya.

 

He wanted to take Prataparudra to Delhi, but on the way, this self-respecting and brave man renounced his life on the banks of river Narmada. In the reign of Kakatiyas, there was unprecedented progress in the Telugu language towards Hindu culture and Sanskrit in Warangal. It was the culmination of the Pashupati community under Shaivism. At this time, Warangal was traded from distant countries.

 

In the Sanskrit poets of the Warangal, the author of Sarvasta Visharad is notable in the name of Birbhaylatdeshik and Nalikitakamudi’s creator Agastya. It is said that Vidyanath was the only Agastya, author of the famous Granth Prataparabhara Bhushan of Alankarashastra.

Hastisanapati was the author of the festival of Ganapati, the author of the dance tradition. Sanskrit poet Shaklimal was also contemporary of this. Among the poets of Telugu, Ranganath Ramayanaam’s author Palkuriki Somnath is the main. At this time Bhaskar Ramayana was also written. Warangal King Pratapaduru himself was a good Telugu poet.

It wrote a book called Nitish. After the power of Delhi’s Tughlak Dynasty was reduced, after 1335-1336, Kapya Nayak established an independent state.

Its capital was in Warangal. In 1442 AD, the kingdom of Bahamani was taken over at Vargal and afterward the Qutb Shahi kings of Golconda At this time the appointment was appointed as the Subedar of the Vargaon. He immediately established an independent state. But after some time, Varangal became part of the vast Mughal empire of Aurangzeb along with Golkonda.

I got it. In the last time of the Mughal Empire, the new kingdom of Warangal was incorporated in Hyderabad.