Historical Geography of Ancient India c10.23
Historical Geography of Ancient India c10.23
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Aśirgaḍh.—A strong fortress in Nimar district, C.P., 29½ miles S.W. of Khandwa (*Imperial Gazetteers of India*, Vol. I, p. 230). The Aśirgaḍh Copper seal Inscription of Saravavarman mentions the hill-fort of Aśirgaḍh which formerly belonged to Scindhia, about 11 miles to the north-east of Burhanpur, the chief town of the Burhanpur sub-division of the Nimar district in the Central Provinces (*C.I.I.*, Vol. III).