Garha-Mandla

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Garha-Mandla was a prominent medieval Gond kingdom in central India, known for its regional power and tribal dynastic rule before its eventual incorporation into larger empires.

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Label Occurrences
Garha 1
Garha-Mandla canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gond kingdom
kingdom
medieval polity
capital Garha
linked to: Garha-Mandla

Mandla
conflict Akbar’s forces
Mughal Empire
country India
culturalAssociation Gond culture
economyBasedOn agriculture
forest resources
endTime 18th century
ethnicGroupInPower Gonds
event Battle of Narrai
followedBy Maratha administration in Gondwana
governmentType monarchy
historicalRegion Gondwana
incorporatedInto Mughal Empire
integratedInto larger Indian empires
knownFor regional power in central India
resistance to Mughal expansion
tribal dynastic rule
languageUsed Gondi
local Indo-Aryan dialects
laterControlledBy Bhonsle rulers of Nagpur
linked to: Bhonsle of Nagpur

Maratha powers
legacy important chapter in Gond and central Indian history
locatedIn central India
present-day Madhya Pradesh
notableRuler Chandra Shah
Prem Narayan
Rani Durgavati
Sangram Shah
partOf Gondwana region
linked to: Gondwana
politicalStatus regional power in medieval India
precededBy earlier Gond chieftaincies
RaniDurgavatiDeath 1564
RaniDurgavatiRole queen and regent of Garha-Mandla
religion Hinduism
indigenous Gond beliefs
rulingDynasty Gond dynasty
significantFigure Rani Durgavati
startTime 14th century
territoryIncludes Jabalpur region
linked to: Satpura region

Mandla region
typeOfMonarchy hereditary monarchy

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Gonds historicalKingdom Garha-Mandla
Garha-Mandla capital Garha
linked to: Garha-Mandla