Thanesar

Thanesar is a historic town and an imperative Hindu journey focus on the banks of the Ghaggar stream in the territory of Haryana in northern India. It is situated in Kurukshetra region, roughly 160 km northwest of Delhi, and Kurukshetra's urban zone presently converges with Thanesar. Prabhakardhana was a leader of Thanesar in the mid seventh-century CE and was prevailing by his children, Rajyadhana and Harsha.

In the post-Gupta period, the antiquated city of Sthanisha was the capital of the Vardhana administration, which led over a noteworthy piece of North India amid the late-sixth and mid seventh hundreds of years. Prabhakardhana had his capital at Thanesar. After his demise in 606 CE, his oldest child, Rajyadhana, climbed the honored position. Not long after, Rajyadhana was killed by an adversary, which prompted Harsha rising to the position of royalty at age 16.

The modern city of Thanesar is an essential instructive focus; it is home to Kurukshetra University, the National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra, University Institute of Engineering and Technology, Kurukshetra University and the Shri Krishna Government Ayurvedic College.Girls school in particular Gita Niketan, inverse Old Rudra talkies, on salarpur street. The University Institute of Engineering and Technology is arranged in lavish green grounds of Kurukshetra University with around 1000 understudies on its roll. It has developed into a major organization with astounding position record appropriate from its initiation.