Sirohi

Sirohi is a city in southern Rajasthan state in western India. It is the administrative headquarters of Sirohi District and was formerly the capital of the princely state of Sirohi ruled by Deora Chauhan Rajput. It has five Tehsils, Abu Road, Sheoganj, Reodar, Pindwara, and Sirohi itself. It is generally called Devnagari. The nearest railroad station to Sirohi can't avoid being Sirohi Road. The Name Sirohi had been dictated by "Siranwa" slants on the Western Slope of which it stands.

Colonel Tod in his book "Goes in Western India" has suggested that the names of the space may have gotten from its circumstance at the leader of the desert Sirohi in like manner named as "Sword" and this had driven a couple of individuals to assume that this State of beat Deora Chauhans got it present name due to its expansive fame of its Swords i.e. Sirohi infers " Self Respect is most fundamental paying little respect to whether head may be pulled back " in a manner of speaking "A Rajput of Sirohi may fail miserably for Self Respect."

Sirohi, is said to have taken its name from Sirohi from Siranwa incline, on the western inclination at which it stands. In 1405, Rao Sobhaji set up the town of Shivpuri on the eastern grade of Siranwa Hill. Shivpuri today lies in ruins. In 1425, his youngster and successor, Sehastramal or Sahastramal, Sehastramal, set up a fortress on the eastern inclination of a comparable slant, which transformed into his capital and formed into the present-day town of Sirohi.