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7 Historical Places In India Named After Powerful Women

These historical places in India are named after brave queens who left lasting legacies. Rani Laxmi Bai defended her fort from the British during the 1857 revolt, while Kamplapati Palace was a queen with great governance, and she was the wife of the Gond King. Rani Durgavati Fort is named after Rani Durgavati, who is known for her brave fight against  Mughal Emperor Akbar's forces. Their bravery, boldness, strength, and sacrifice still inspire generations in India. 

 

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Jhansi Fort:
Jhansi Fort:

This fort was named after the fearless Rani Laxmibai, who fought against the Britishers here during the revolt of  1857. It is situated on the hilltop called Bangira in Uttar Pradesh. She fought with bravery to protect her kingdom. Her fight against the Britishers made her an iconic figure during India’s fight against independence.

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Kamlapati Palace:
Kamlapati Palace:

 This palace was named after Kamplapati, who was the wife of the Gond king. Built in 1722, this palace is situated in Bhopal. She was a powerful queen known for her intelligence and strength. Remembered for protecting her people. 

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Rani Durgavati Fort:
Rani Durgavati Fort:

This fort is associated with Rani Durgavati, and it dates back to the 11th Century AD. She is known for her bravery and fight against the force of Mughal Emperor Akbar. This fort is situated in Madhya Pradesh. 

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Rani ki Vav:
Rani ki Vav:

This place was built by Queen Udayamati in memory of her beloved husband, King Bhimdev 1.  It’s situated in Patan, Gujarat and was built in 11th century during the reign of Solanki. It’s a beautiful stepwell architecture and has a unique design with carvings and sculptures. 

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Padmavati Palace:
Padmavati Palace:

This palace is named after the queen Padmavati and is located in Chittorgarh. From this palace, you can enjoy the scenic view of Chittorgarh. Rani Pamavati, as described, was a beautiful and bold queen, and her tale of Jauhar still haunts this place. 

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Tarabai Palace:
Tarabai Palace:

This palace is named after Tarabai Bhosale. She defended the Maratha Empire after the demise of her husband. She also defeated the forces of Aurangzeb in several battles. It is believed that she was skilled in cavalry movements. Her legacy as a warrior queen is enacted in this place. 

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Ahilya Fort:
Ahilya Fort:

This fort is named after the queen Ahilya Bai Holkar of the Holkar dynasty. She transformed Maheshwar into a cultural hub. She is a beloved figure of our Indian History and is renowned for good governance and also contributed to the growth of Indian Architecture. She was the one who defended Indore against invasion. 

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