Buildings and Administrative Reforms of Ramadurga Sansthan

Author(s): Dr. Jagadish Asode and Dr. Madhuri Chougule

Abstract:

Every institution has its own history. Similarly, Ramadurga The state is a state with its own history. From the time of the Adil Shahis to the history of Ramadurga until the freedom struggle is a matter of indifference, we can know through the reforms made by the buildings of this historical period. Because they are found in the area around this Sansthan. It can be seen that there were several administrative divisions during the Badami Chalukya period. Thus, the history of this state is a testament to the fact that a region has a different history from time to time. The ancient Ramadurga region was the administrative division of Kuhundi 3000 and Toragala from the state of Ramadurga about 12 km. away. This was the court ruler. There is a mention in the copper plate inscription of the Badami Chalukya king Kirtivarman I, found in Godachi, that this region belonged to his administrative division during the rule of the Badami Chalukyas. This is the first inscription found about the Ramadurga state. During the reign of Jayasimha II of the Chalukyas of Kalyana, Mandalika built a temple near Ramadurga called reference to ruling in the existing streams. It is mentioned in the inscription of 1182. This is the inscription of Kalyana Kalyana Chalukya period in the vicinity of Ramadurga. There are no inscriptions in Katakola and Sunnal.

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