siddhpur造句

• He changed its name to Siddhpur, literally Siddhraj's town.
• Siddhpur is also believed to be located at the junction of two rivers Ganges and Saraswati.
• The legend is that the great sage Dadhyanca or Dadhichi had donated his bones to God Indra here at Siddhpur.
• Asaita Thakar, traditionally credited for the origin of traditional folk theatre Bhavai, in 14th century, lived in Siddhpur.
• Next year the Gaekwad's revenue-collecting force came from Kathiawar, and encamping at Siddhpur, summoned Gambhirsingh to pay tribute arrears.
• It was during the 12th century, in 1140 AD, that Jayasimha Siddharaja ( 1094 1144 ) consecrated the temple complex and it became the principal temple complex of Siddhpur.
• The partially ruined Rudra Mahalaya Temple of Siddhpur was further destroyed and the western part of it converted into a congregational mosque ( Jami Mosque ) by him in 1414 or 1415.
• Whilst at Siddhpur Gambhirsingh, by the promise of an increase in the tribute, induced the commander of the Gaekwad's force to help him in driving out the Muslims from Gadhvada.