Baderi Fort
Fort
Baderi Fort
Baderi Fort in Umaria, Madhya Pradesh, is a historic fortress that dates back to the 17th century and was initially constructed by the Lodhi Rajputs before being conquered and completed by Lal Ranmat Singh of the Baghela dynasty.
The fort sits on a hill and served both as a residence for the Baghela legion and as a military headquarters for the Rewa State. Nearby is the Nand Mahal, built by Lal Ahlad Singh as a palace and seat of power, and notable for its religious and historical significance.
Baderi Fort and the surrounding estate have strong connections to the Baghela Rajputs, descendants of Maharaja Vikramaditya Singh of Rewa, and played a role in local governance and historical events, including the suppression of uprisings during the British era. Today, the site is accessible to visitors, reflecting its enduring cultural heritage and significance in the region.
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Baderi Fort is located in Umaria, Madhya Pradesh.
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