History! The fort of Gargon, where thousands of women had done here collective jauhar

If there are some of the most fortresses and strongholds in the world, then they are in Rajasthan. Go to any part of Rajasthan, you will be seen waiting for some fort or fortress Sena Tana waiting for you. Today we will tell you about a similar fort 'Gagaron'. Located in the Jhalawar district of Rajasthan, this fort is surrounded by water from all sides. Not only this, it is the only fort in India whose foundation is not.

The fort of Gargon is also known for its glorious history. Hundreds of years ago when the ruler of Achaladas had lost to Hoshang Shah, the ruler of Malwa, the Rajput women here had jawar (burnt alive) to protect themselves from enemies. Hundreds of women had embraced death. UNESCO has included this magnificent heritage in the list of World Heritage.

Why had thousands of women had to burn?

The history of Malwa's Achchadas was the last glorious monarch of the famous fort of Gagaron. On the prosperity and prosperity of Gargon in the medieval period, there was always a look like a vulture of Muslim power in Malwa. In 1423 AD Sultan Hoshangshah of Mandu surrounded the fort with 30 thousand horsemen, 84 elephants and numerous infantry with many rich Rao and kings. When Achal Das was sure of his defeat in front of a large number of his army and advanced weapons, he received Veergati while fighting bravely in the Rajputi tradition, instead of a cowardly surrender. Thousands of women had embraced death to protect their disagreements with the enemy.