Hathras Fort
Fort
Hathras Fort
Hathras Fort, also called Raja Dayaram Fort, is an 18th-century fort situated in Hathras town, Uttar Pradesh. It was built by Raja Dayaram Singh, a Jat ruler, and served as a military and administrative center.
The fort played a significant role during the 1817 siege when Raja Dayaram resisted the British East India Company before eventually surrendering. The fort’s architecture reflects traditional Indian military design with high walls and defensive structures. Over time, parts of the fort have fallen into disrepair, but the Dauji Maharaj Temple within its premises still stands as a symbol of its heritage.
Hathras Fort remains a historical landmark that represents the local rulers' efforts to maintain autonomy against colonial forces, and it holds cultural importance in the region to this day.
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