The biggest Mehrangarh Fort is situated in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. This was the largest fort of 15th century. Its located on high hill  122m above from the ground with eight gates and numerous towers surrounded by high wall is ten 10km. The fort has four doors linked with winding roads invisible from the outside the fort. Many grand palaces with amazing carved inside the Fort kivad, barred windows with inspiring name. These are remarkable Phool Mahal, Moti Mahal, Sileh food, Sheesh Mahal, Daulat Khana etc. Awesome collection of furnishings in these mansions fabrication Indian Rajveson. Additionally elephants sink, palanquins, musical instruments, miniature paintings of various styles, costumes and furniture is a fabulous collection.

 
Mehrangarh Fort Jodhpu
 Mehrangarh Fort figure 1

History of Mehrangarh Fort


The fort is one of India’s oldest forts and is the symbol of India’s rich past. Ranmal  Rao the king of Jodhpur had 24 children and Rao Jhoda was one of them became the 15th  Rathore ruler. After a year of taking the reins of government Rao Jodha seemed that Mehrangarh fort was unsafe. Then he proposed the idea of creating a new fort on the hill 9 kilometers from his fort. There were enough birds. So the hill was known as the down bird. Rao Jodha laid the foundation of the fort on the hill in 12 May 1459 and Maharaja Jaswant Singh was completed this in 1638-78. Basically the fort had seven gates and the eighth gate was a secret door. The first  entrance was  packed with spike to prevent elephants attack. Others gate includes Jaypol gate build by Maharaja Man Singh in 1806. Fateh pole or Vijay gate built  by Maharaja Ajit Singh  in memory of his victory over the Mughals.
 
Mehrangarh Fort Jodhpu
Mehrangarh Fort figure 2
Rao jodha was deep faith in chamunda Mata. Chamunda is the kuldevi of the rulers of Jodhpur. Rao Jodha built the Chamunda Mata temple near by the Mehrangarh fort and established the statue in 1460. Temple doors were opened to the common public. Chamunda maa  not only kuldevi  of  the ruler, but also the Jodhpur’s local people. Still, millions of people are coming there for the worship of god. And here special prayers, perform in the days of Navratri.