Hamirgarh is a town and tehsil headquarters in the Bhilwara district of Rajasthan. It is historical town and well known for textile industries. Legend has it that its old name was Bankrola and changed into current name after Rana Hamir singh of Mewar Kingdom. He built a fort in Hamirgarh. The town is 19 kilometers away from district headquarters Bhilwara. The town was a feudatory, containing 12 villages, of Mewar Kings before independence. The villages constituted the feudatory were Aujyada, Takhtpura, Kherabad, Bardod, Amli, Kabra, Shadiganj and some other small villages to name.
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| - Hamirgarh (en hindi; हमीरगढ़) és un taluka situat al del Rajasthan (Índia). És una ciutat històrica i coneguda per les indústries tèxtils. Diu la llegenda que el seu nom antic era «Bankrola» i es va convertir en nom actual després de Rana Hamir, singh del Regne de Mewar. A la ciutat, en un turó proper, hi ha construït un antic fort que domina la vila La ciutat es troba a 19 km de la capital del districte Bhilwara. Està situada a la base de les muntanyes Aravalli. Hi ha un temple de la deessa Mahishasur Mardini Mata dalt d'un turó construït el 1527. (ca)
- Hamirgarh is a town and tehsil headquarters in the Bhilwara district of Rajasthan. It is historical town and well known for textile industries. Legend has it that its old name was Bankrola and changed into current name after Rana Hamir singh of Mewar Kingdom. He built a fort in Hamirgarh. The town is 19 kilometers away from district headquarters Bhilwara. The town was a feudatory, containing 12 villages, of Mewar Kings before independence. The villages constituted the feudatory were Aujyada, Takhtpura, Kherabad, Bardod, Amli, Kabra, Shadiganj and some other small villages to name. (en)
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| - Hamirgarh (en hindi; हमीरगढ़) és un taluka situat al del Rajasthan (Índia). És una ciutat històrica i coneguda per les indústries tèxtils. Diu la llegenda que el seu nom antic era «Bankrola» i es va convertir en nom actual després de Rana Hamir, singh del Regne de Mewar. A la ciutat, en un turó proper, hi ha construït un antic fort que domina la vila La ciutat es troba a 19 km de la capital del districte Bhilwara. Està situada a la base de les muntanyes Aravalli. Hi ha un temple de la deessa Mahishasur Mardini Mata dalt d'un turó construït el 1527. Hamirgarh era un feude, que contenia 12 pobles, dels reis de Mewar abans de la independència de l'Índia. La població de la ciutat ha augmentat dràsticament durant l'última dècada a causa d'una ràpida industrialització tèxtil. (ca)
- Hamirgarh is a town and tehsil headquarters in the Bhilwara district of Rajasthan. It is historical town and well known for textile industries. Legend has it that its old name was Bankrola and changed into current name after Rana Hamir singh of Mewar Kingdom. He built a fort in Hamirgarh. The town is 19 kilometers away from district headquarters Bhilwara. It has one air strip situated in nearby Takhtpura village on Chittorgarh-Bhilwara district border, which was established by the former chief minister of Rajasthan, Shiv Charan Mathur. The town is situated at the base of outcrops of Aravali mountain chain. There is a temple of Hindu goddess Mahishasur Mardini Mata atop hill. The town was a feudatory, containing 12 villages, of Mewar Kings before independence. The villages constituted the feudatory were Aujyada, Takhtpura, Kherabad, Bardod, Amli, Kabra, Shadiganj and some other small villages to name. The population of the town has drastically increased in the last decade due to rapid textile industrialisation. (en)
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