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Gajendragad (also
called Gajendragada) is a Town Muni****l
Council city in
Gadag district, Karnataka, India, with po****tion of 32,359 as of 2011 Census...
- temples) from the
Western Chalukya Empire. It has
seven talukas: Gadag,
Gajendragad, Ron, Shirhatti, Nargund,
Lakshmeshwar and Mundargi.
Gadag The town has...
- the Maratha–Mysore War,
which ended with the
signing of the
Treaty of
Gajendragad. Tipu
remained an
enemy of the
British East
India Company. He initiated...
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Bangalore Trikkannad Shiva Temple,
Kasaragod Kalakaleshwara temple,
Gajendragad Uppinangadi Harihareshwara Temple,
Harihar Terumalleshwara Temple, Hiriyur...
- Satara,
Bombay Presidency. The
family of Gajendragadkar's,
migrated from
Gajendragad, a town in
Dharwad district in
Karnataka to
Satara (now part of Maharashtra)...
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Itagi in
Gadag District, Ron
Taluk in Karnataka. It is
About 13 km from
Gajendragad Kalkaleshwara temple.
Bhimambika devi was a
Shiva Sharane and always...
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February 1785
Siege of Kanchangarh,1786
Siege of Adoni, June 1786
Battle of
Gajendragad, June 1786
Battle of Savanur, 10
October 1786
Siege of
Shirhatti (1786)...
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Itagi Bheemavva at Itagi, is
about 13 km away from
Kalkaleshwara temple,
Gajendragad.
Thousands of
believers throng everyday to this
place to get
their wishes...
- Mysore, to
which Tipu
Sultan obliged with the
signing of the
treaty of
Gajendragad in
April 1787. Tipu had to pay an
annual tribute of 12
lakhs per year...
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Gadag and 50
kilometres (31 mi) from Koppal. It is 99
kilometers from
Gajendragad.
Mundargi is also the
taluka headquarter of the same name. Pin code of...
