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Ajbar Sen

16th century · 16th century

Ajbar Sen was a raja of Mandi, a hill state in the western Himalaya in present-day Himachal Pradesh, India. In 1527 he founded the town of Mandi on the Beas river as his new capital, and tradition credits him with building its Bhutnath temple. The town remained the seat of the Mandi rajas until the state merged into India.

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Mandi State

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