- Nadol
-
Nadol — census town — Coordinates 25°22′01″N 73°27′00″E / 25.367°N 73.45°ECoordinates: 25°22′01″N 73°27′00″E / 25.367°N 73.45°E Country India State Rajasthan District(s) Pali Subdistrict(s) Desuri Parliamentary constituency Pali (Lok Sabha Constituency) Assembly constituency Pali Civic agency Gram Panchayat Population 9,020 (2001[update]) Sex ratio 1033 ♂/♀ Official languages Hindi, Marwari Time zone IST (UTC+05:30) Area
• 309 metres (1,014 ft)
Climate
Temperature
• Summer
• Winter
• 30 °C (86 °F)
• 44 °C (111 °F)
• 05 °C (41 °F)Nadol is a census town in Desuri tehsil of Pali district, India. Ashapura Mataji temple and Shri Nadol Tirth are big attractions for pilgrims.
Contents
Demographics
According to Census 2001, Nadol has a population of 9,020, where male are 4,437 and female are 4,583. [1]
History
The town is a historic place, having history with the great Hindu king Prithviraj Chauhan. Near to the town, Juna Kheda is the place which is reserved by the archeology department. Father of Prithviraj Chauhan died at this place only during fighting to the Solankis.[2]
In 1197 A.D the Chauhans of Nadol migrated under Kirtipala to Jalore after attack of Qutb-ud-din Aybak. Nadol was under Chauhans up to 1291 AD. The King Kalhana and Jayat Simha fought with Muhammad Gauri. Later Jayat Simha joined hand with Parmars of Abu to against Qutb-ud-din Aybak. But they were defeated. Some records tell that rulers of the Mandor also related to Chauhans of Nadol.
References
External links
Pali Bali · Falna · Jaitaran · Marwar Junction · Pali · Rani · Nimaj · Sadri · Sojat · Sojat Road · Sumerpur · Takhatgarh
Cities and towns
in other districtsAjmer · Alwar · Banswara · Baran · Barmer · Bharatpur · Bhilwara · Bikaner · Bundi · Chittorgarh · Churu · Dausa · Dholpur · Dungarpur · Hanumangarh · Jaipur · Jaisalmer · Jalore · Jhalawar · Jhunjhunu · Jodhpur · Karauli · Kota · Nagaur · Pratapgarh · Rajsamand · Sawai Madhopur · Sikar · Sirohi · Sri Ganganagar · Tonk · Udaipur
Categories:- Villages in Pali district
- Pali district
- History of Rajasthan
Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.