Alwar

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Alwar is a city and district in Rajasthan.

1 Tahsils in Alwar district
2 Villages in Alwar tahsil
3 History
4 External links
5 References

Tahsils in Alwar district

Villages in Alwar tahsil

Achalpuri, Ahmadpur, Akbarpur, Alapur, Alwar (M Cl), Bader, Bahadurpur Patti Joriya, Bahadurpur Patti Kanugo, Bahadurpur Patti Katla, Bahadurpur Patti Meeran, Bahadurpur Patti Pahar, Bakhtpura, Bala Dahra, Baldeobas, Baleta, Ballana, Bandipura, Barh Bilandi, Barh Kesharpur, Barkhera, Barwara, Beejawar, Belaka, Bhadoli, Bhajeet, Bhajera, Bhakhera, Bhandodi, Bhandwara, Bharkol, Bhoogar, Bhoowaka, Bhurari, Bichpuri, Bijopur, Bilandi, Burja, Chand Pahari, Chandoli, Chandooki, Chhajurampura, Chikani, Chirkhana, Chomu, Dabli, Dada, Dadar, Dadhikar ( Dadikar ), Desoola, Dhahalawas, Dhakpuri, Dhanwala, Dharmpura, Dhokri, Dhola Palas, Dholi Doob, Dhoolpuri, Dilawarpur, Diwakari, Doomera, Gajeeka, Ghatla, Ghegholi, Goojooki, Goondpur, Gopalpura, Hajipur, Haldeena, Impipura, Indok, Indragarh, Itarna ( Rural), Jahar Khera, Jajor, Jamalpur, Jatiyana, [Jatoli]], Jhadoli, Jhareda, Kadooki, Kairwara, Kairwari, Kajakpur, Kakrali, Kakrali Jat, Kala Chhara, Kali Khol, Kali Pahari, Kalsara, Kalyanpura, Karoli, Kasba Dahra, Kemala, Kerwa Jat, Kerwawal, Kesharpur, Khanpur Jat, Khareda, Kharkhara, Kherka, Kherla, Kherli Pichnot, Kherli Saiyad, Kishanpur, Kithoor, Kraska, Kushalgarh, Kushalpura, Leeli, Liwari, Machri, Madhogarh, Maharajpura, Mahwa Kalan, Mahwa Khurd, Mala Khera, Mannaka, Manpura, Milakpur, Mirzapur, Mohabbatpur, Mojdeeka, Moreda, Mouriya, Mundiya, Mundiya Khera, Nadanheri, Nagla Charan, Nagla Samawadi, Naglasedoo, Nagli Jhamawat, Nagli Rajawat, Nagli Sad, Naharpur, Naharpur Kalan, Naithla, Nangal Heera, Nangal Jheera, Nangal Ratawat, Nangal Todiyar, Nangali Munshi, Nangla Jogi, Naurangabad, Navli Baldeopura, Nirbhaypura, Nithari, Pahara, Paitpur, Pala, Palka, Palkhari, Parisal, Parsa Ka Bas, Pathroda, Peela Dhawa, Peelwa, Poonkhar, Prithvipura, Raisees, Ramnagar, Rani Khera, Ratangarh, Ratwaka, Rayabka, Rogra, Roopbas, Rundh Bhakhera, Rundh Binak, Rundh Dadikar, Rundh Hajipur, Rundh Kushalgarh, Rundh Madar, Rundh Manch, Rundh Shahpur, Rundh Sirawas, Rundh Sundarwas, Sahanpuri, Sahori, Salpur, Salpuri, Samlat Chak, Sarangpura, Satana, Senthli, Shahpur, Shyodanpura, Siraska, Sirawas, Sirmoli, Siya Ka Bas, Sohanpur, Sotka, Sumel, Teharpur, Thekra, Todiyar, [Toolera]], Ulaheri, Umren,

History

According to legend, the Pandavas took shelter in this region during the thirteenth year of their exile. In the mediaeval period also, Alwar was an important post of the Mughal empire. During this period Alwar was used as an important base to launch attacks on the fort of Ranthambore. It also served as an important halting station for the Mughal Emperors during their journeys between Agra and Ajmer. During the later part of the Mughal period, it was annexed by Jat ruler of Bharatpur. A Kachhwaha Rajput, Pratap Singh of Machheri, captured it from the Jats in 1775 and laid the foundation of a separate state of Alwar.