Kingdom of Argal
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The Kingdom of Argal, also known as "Argalpuri". Areas under the rule of Argalpuri Kings were known as "Gautamana". It was an independent Kingdom in the region of Awadh ruled by Gautam Rajputs. Raja Randh Dev established it as an independent Kingdom. Later, the empire of Gurjara-Pratiharas expanded and Argalpuri soon became a sovereign kingdom under the Gurjara-Pratiharas.
Geography[edit]
The boundaries of Argal were adjacent to its neighboring kingdoms including Jejabhukti, Pratapgarh, and Kannauj. At its zenith, the kingdom of Argal covered Banda, Hamirpur, Kalpi, and Bundelkhand. The rulers Ruled this Kingdom ruled from its old capital, Kora fort. They continued
to prosper in the Doab. Built Temples near Kanpur, Fatehpur and Banda.
History[edit]
The Gautam Rajputs are one of the oldest surviving dynasties in India. Their ancestry can be traced back to King Brihadbala of Kosala, with King Shakya Simha being a direct descendant. King Shakya Simha younger son, Amritoddan, eventually left the kingdom. His son, Pandu, settled in Doab, and was succeeded by his own son, Raja Randh Dev who was married to Pratihar Princess. It was during his reign that the Kingdom of Argala was established, and the Gautamas, named after their gotra "Gautama", began to rise in power and influence.
Raja Kaling Dev, Son of Raja Randh Dev, built a magnificent fort on the banks of River Rhind, which became the capital of the kingdom. The fort was a symbol of the dynasty's strength and prosperity, and it attracted visitors from far and wide, who marveled at its beauty and grandeur.
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