Sardhana

Sardhana is a town and a city board in Meerut area in the Indian province of Uttar Pradesh. It is found 85 km 53 mi upper east of New Delhi, and 13 mi from Meerut. Sardhana is acclaimed for its material industry and Church. Being near Hastinapur, which is likewise in Meerut locale, the capital of Kauravas of Mahabharata, Sardhana is additionally known for the antiquated Mahadev Temple that is accepted to date from the Mahabharataperiod. It was here that the Pandavas supplicated before leaving for the Lakshagrah, the infamous castle made of lac by Duryodhana, at the conjunction of the Hindon and Krishna streams Kali River, Kali Nadi.

This royal residence was situated at Varnavrat, the present Barnava, where the ruler dwelled with their mom Kunti. In the nineteenth century, Sardhana was the capital of the Begum Samru, conceived as Farzana Zebunisa in 1751, and thought to be the main Catholic ruler in India. She wedded in her initial adolescents, a hired soldier soldierWalter Reinhardt Somber of Luxembourg, who was working in India. Samru is nevertheless an error of his surname Somber. On his demise in 1778 she prevailing to the direction of his hired soldier troops, and in this manner changed over to Catholicism in 1781, under the name Johanna.