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तो
जरूर
घूमे
यहा
पर।
The
Munger
Fort,
located
at
Munger
(also
spelt
as
Monghyr
during
the
British
Raj),
in
the
state
of
Bihar,
India,
is
built
on
a
rocky
hillock
on
the
south
bank
of
the
Ganges
River.
Its
history
is
not
completely
dated
but
it
is
believed
that
it
was
built
during
the
early
rule
of
Slave
dynasty
of
India.
The
Munger
town
where
the
fort
is
situated
was
under
the
control
of
Muhammad
bin
Tughluq
of
Delhi
(1325-1351
CE).
The
fort
has
two
prominent
hills
called
the
Karnachaura
or
Karanchaura,
and
the
other
a
built
up
rectangular
mound
deduced
to
be
the
location
of
a
citadel
of
the
fort
with
historical
links.[1]
The
Fort
had
a
succession
of
Muslim
rulers
(Khaljis,
Tughlaqs,
Lodis,
Nawabs
of
Bengal,
followed
by
Mughal
rulers,
till
it
was
finally
acceded
to
the
British
by
Mir
Quasim
(1760–72),
after
unseating
his
father-in-aw
Mīr
Jafar
on
the
grounds
of
old
age,
for
a
monetary
reward
negotiated
by
Vansittart.
This
deal
involved
payment
by
the
East
India
Company's
merchants
of
an
ad
valorem
duty
of
9
percent,
against
an
Indian
merchant’s
duty
of
40%.
The
fort
became
a
place
of
considerable
importance
to
the
British
in
Bengal
till
1947
(Indian
independence).
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