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	'''Mandsaur Fort''' (also known as '''Dashpur Fort'''), is situated in [[Mandsaur]] city in [[Mandsaur district]] in [[India]]n state of [[Madhya Pradesh]].<ref>Usha Agarwal:Mandsaur Zile ke Puratatvik samarakon ki paryatan ki drishti se sansadhaniyata - Ek Adhyayan, Chrag Prakashan Udaipur, 2007, p. 18</ref>		'''Mandsaur Fort''' (also known as '''Dashpur Fort'''), is situated in [[Mandsaur]] city in [[Mandsaur district]] in [[India]]n state of [[Madhya Pradesh]].<ref>Usha Agarwal:Mandsaur Zile ke Puratatvik samarakon ki paryatan ki drishti se sansadhaniyata - Ek Adhyayan, Chrag Prakashan Udaipur, 2007, p. 18</ref>

	~~==Strategic importance==~~		<gallery>
	The Mandsaur city is situated on the border of [[Malwa]] and [[Mewar]] and as such was strategically very important. After the attack of [[Timur]], the [[Delhi Sultanate]] became weak. [[Dilawar Khan Ghauri]] was governor of the Malwa province of central India during the decline of the [[Delhi Sultanate]]. Dilawar Khan declared himself Sultan of Malwa in ~~1401, and passed the kingdom to his son [[Hoshang Shah]] upon his death~~. ~~Thus he had practically come to [[Mandu, Madhya Pradesh~~\|~~Mandu]]~~ in 1401 as the first King of Malwa. Dilawar had also shifted the capital from [[Dhar]] to [[Mandu, Madhya Pradesh\|Mandu]], renaming it Shadiabad, the city of joy. The successor of Dilawar Khan Gauri was [[Hushang Shah Gori]] (1405-1435), who constructed fort at strategically important Mandsaur city to strengthen his north-west boundary. <ref> Sikandar bin Mahmud:~~Mirat-e-Sikandar~~, ~~p. 113</ref> He is also remembered for his wonderful taste~~ in [[architecture]]. It was he who made Mandu one of the most impregnable forts of India. The [[Sisodia]] rulers of [[Mewar]] by this time were becoming strong. Mandsaur fort was mainly associated with Mandu rulers.<ref>Usha Agarwal:Mandsaur Zile ke Puratatvik samarakon ki paryatan ki drishti se sansadhaniyata - Ek Adhyayan, Chrag Prakashan Udaipur, 2007, p. 18</ref>		File:Prakasheshvara in Mandasor Fort.jpg\|Prakasheshvara statue in Mandasor Fort
			File:Khilchipura post, now in Mandasor Fort.jpg\|Khilchipura post, now in Mandasor Fort
	In 1519 [[Rana Sanga]] occupied the fort and appointed Ashokmal Rajput as its Kiledar, Ashokmal was killed in the [[Siege of Mandsaur]] against the armies of [[Malwa]] and [[Gujarat]], however the fort did not fall, forcing the besiegers to retreat. In 1535 [[Humayun]] also stayed here for few months during his Malwa expedition. During [[Sher Shah Suri\|Sher Shah]] period [[Sadar Khan]] was appointed its Kiledar. <ref>H.Mikal Brown (Ed): Gwalior Today, 180</ref> During the reign of [[Akbar]] Mandsaur got the status of sarkar. ~~In 1733 the Malwa subedar of Mughals [[Jai Singh II~~\|~~Sawai Jaisingh]] attacked the fort but was defeated by [[Maratha]]s and the fort went to Marathas.<ref>Raghuvir Singh:Madhyakalin Mandsaur mien huee Bharatiy Itihas ki kuchh nirnayak ghatnaen~~, ~~p. 12</ref> The historically most important event~~ in the fort was the Treaty of 1818 between Tantiya Jog senapati of [[Malhar Rao Holkar II]] and Sir John Malcum under which Malwa came in occupation of British rule.<ref>Mandsaur district gazetteer, p. 42</ref><ref>Usha Agarwal:Mandsaur Zile ke Puratatvik samarakon ki paryatan ki drishti se sansadhaniyata - Ek Adhyayan, Chrag Prakashan Udaipur, 2007, p. 19</ref>		</gallery>

	~~==Construction==~~
	The fort has twelve gates. It is surrounded by an outer wall. The south-east gate is known as Nadi Darwaja. On the side of this gate is an inscription which reveals that it was constructed by an army officer Mukbil Khan in 1490 during the tenure of Giyas Shah (1469-1500).

	~~===Modern days===~~
	The Fort premises are nowadays used as office by collector, District Judge and other Govt officers. There are two gardens in which there is a pillar of torandwar. It is believed to be pillar of Surya Mandir of the inscription of [[Bandhu Varma]]. There is a [[Shiva]] statue also in the garden. <ref>Usha Agarwal:Mandsaur Zile ke Puratatvik samarakon ki paryatan ki drishti se sansadhaniyata - Ek Adhyayan, Chrag Prakashan Udaipur, 2007, p. 19</~~ref~~>

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'''Mandsaur Fort''' (also known as '''Dashpur Fort'''), is situated in [[Mandsaur]] city in [[Mandsaur district]] in [[India]]n state of [[Madhya Pradesh]].<ref>Usha Agarwal:Mandsaur Zile ke Puratatvik samarakon ki paryatan ki drishti se sansadhaniyata - Ek Adhyayan, Chrag Prakashan Udaipur, 2007, p. 18</ref>

==Strategic importance==
The Mandsaur city is situated on the border of [[Malwa]] and [[Mewar]] and as such was strategically very important. After the attack of [[Timur]], the [[Delhi Sultanate]] became weak. [[Dilawar Khan Ghauri]] was governor of the Malwa province of central India during the decline of the [[Delhi Sultanate]]. Dilawar Khan declared himself Sultan of Malwa in 1401, and passed the kingdom to his son [[Hoshang Shah]] upon his death. Thus he had practically come to [[Mandu, Madhya Pradesh|Mandu]] in 1401 as the first King of Malwa. Dilawar had also shifted the capital from [[Dhar]] to [[Mandu, Madhya Pradesh|Mandu]], renaming it Shadiabad, the city of joy. The successor of Dilawar Khan Gauri was [[Hushang Shah Gori]] (1405-1435), who constructed fort at strategically important Mandsaur city to strengthen his north-west boundary. <ref> Sikandar bin Mahmud:Mirat-e-Sikandar, p. 113</ref> He is also remembered for his wonderful taste in [[architecture]]. It was he who made Mandu one of the most impregnable forts of India. The [[Sisodia]] rulers of [[Mewar]] by this time were becoming strong. Mandsaur fort was mainly associated with Mandu rulers.<ref>Usha Agarwal:Mandsaur Zile ke Puratatvik samarakon ki paryatan ki drishti se sansadhaniyata - Ek Adhyayan, Chrag Prakashan Udaipur, 2007, p. 18</ref>

In 1519 [[Rana Sanga]] occupied the fort and appointed Ashokmal Rajput as its Kiledar, Ashokmal was killed in the [[Siege of Mandsaur]] against the armies of [[Malwa]] and [[Gujarat]], however the fort did not fall, forcing the besiegers to retreat. In 1535 [[Humayun]] also stayed here for few months during his Malwa expedition. During [[Sher Shah Suri|Sher Shah]] period [[Sadar Khan]] was appointed its Kiledar. <ref>H.Mikal Brown (Ed): Gwalior Today, 180</ref> During the reign of [[Akbar]] Mandsaur got the status of sarkar. In 1733 the Malwa subedar of Mughals [[Jai Singh II|Sawai Jaisingh]] attacked the fort but was defeated by [[Maratha]]s and the fort went to Marathas.<ref>Raghuvir Singh:Madhyakalin Mandsaur mien huee Bharatiy Itihas ki kuchh nirnayak ghatnaen, p. 12</ref> The historically most important event in the fort was the Treaty of 1818 between Tantiya Jog senapati of [[Malhar Rao Holkar II]] and Sir John Malcum under which Malwa came in occupation of British rule.<ref>Mandsaur district gazetteer, p. 42</ref><ref>Usha Agarwal:Mandsaur Zile ke Puratatvik samarakon ki paryatan ki drishti se sansadhaniyata - Ek Adhyayan, Chrag Prakashan Udaipur, 2007, p. 19</ref>

==Construction==
The fort has twelve gates. It is surrounded by an outer wall. The south-east gate is known as Nadi Darwaja. On the side of this gate is an inscription which reveals that it was constructed by an army officer Mukbil Khan in 1490 during the tenure of Giyas Shah (1469-1500).

===Modern days===
The Fort premises are nowadays used as office by collector, District Judge and other Govt officers. There are two gardens in which there is a pillar of torandwar. It is believed to be pillar of Surya Mandir of the inscription of [[Bandhu Varma]]. There is a [[Shiva]] statue also in the garden. <ref>Usha Agarwal:Mandsaur Zile ke Puratatvik samarakon ki paryatan ki drishti se sansadhaniyata - Ek Adhyayan, Chrag Prakashan Udaipur, 2007, p. 19</ref>

== References ==
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{{Forts in India}}
{{Forts in Madhya Pradesh}}

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[[Category:Forts in Madhya Pradesh]]
[[Category:Mandsaur]]
[[Category:Tourist attractions in Mandsaur district]]

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