Jamnagar: Keep an eye on the enemies from this Bhujiya Kotha, the history is worth knowing!

Kishor chudasama, Jamnagar : JaThe foundation of Bhujia Kotha in Mangar has historical significance. In the years 1890, 1895 and 1902, droughts in Jamnagar devastated the diocese. Regarding which the then Prajavatsalya Rajvi made constructions for the people to get daily bread during the drought. In which the construction of Ranmal Lake and Bhujia Kotha is Benmun. Bhujia Kotha, built in 1852, is believed to have been used to store weapons during the days of the monarchy and to keep a close eye on Jamnagar.

Bhujio Kotho standing intact preserving the history of 168 years ago

Historical places add to the charm and beauty of Jamnagar. In which Ranmal Lake and Bhujia Kothan have made the name of Jamnagar shine at the world level. Bhujio Kotho is the highest protected monument of the state with a height of 200 feet. It is believed that the city of Bhuj can be seen directly from the top of this place, which has preserved the history of 180 years ago. (Although this is a conclusion, not an official one). Informants say that the construction of Bhujia Kotha took approximately 13 years. This place, which has preserved the history of 168 years ago, is currently being renovated.

90 percent work of this building has been completed. This kotha is being renovated at a cost of 23.41 crores. Talking about Bhujia Kotha, there is a five storied construction here and the sixth floor is a watch tower. A watch was kept everywhere. Years ago, weapons were kept here by kings.

The damage was caused by an earthquake in 2001

In the year 2001, the building of Bhujia Kotha was badly damaged due to the shock of the 26th earthquake. After that, the restoration and rehabilitation work of this building is going on under Swarnim Jayanti Chief Minister’s Urban Plan. After wearing the new Wagha, the citizens of Jamnagar and tourists from all over the state and the country will be impressed by visiting this historical place.

from your city (Jamnagar)

Published by:Vijaysinh Parmar

First published:

Tags: Local 18, Jamnagar

Previous Post Next Post