Dhoraji

Dhoraji is a town arranged on the banks of the River Safura, a tributary of the River Bhadar. It is a region in the Rajkot locale in the territory of Gujarat, India. Dhoraji was gained by Kumbhaji II of Gondal State from Junagadh State about the center of the eighteenth century. Sir Bhagwatsinhji, the respectable leader of Gondal State, was born at Dhoraji Darbargadh. He set up a town arranging division and in the late nineteenth century, acquainted town arranging standards with regularize and screen the development of the braced town of Gondal, Dhoraji and Upleta and Patanvav.

With the landing of railroads, another piece of the Dhoraji town, between the rail line station and the old town, was outlined utilizing pivotal arranging, having expansive roads, street intersections, parks, bazaars and open structures. It is a decent case of urban arranging of an Indian town amid British Raj. The fortress of Dhoraji was finished in 1755 AD. The monstrous fortification divider has a few bastions, 4 fundamental entryways and 3 littler doors, known as baris. The four primary doors are Kathiawadi Darwaja in the East, Porbandar Gate in the West, Halar Gate in the North and Junagadh Gate in the South. A finely cut passageway door prompts Darbargadh amidst a patio. Darbargadh is a three a multi-story structure on a high plinth.