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Bhamer Dhule
''Bhamer'', ((マラーティー語:भामेर)) is a village with a historical fort in Sakri tehsil of Maharashtra state in India. It is situated at the foot of a great fortified hill lying north-west from Dhule city and south of Nijampur.
==History==
In olden days it was a stone built town surrounded by a parapet wall. Today it is no more than a village strewn with ruins of the old buildings. The wall surrounding it has become loose and broken down at many places. On the west is a gate flanked by two round towers, almost in ruins, with two monolithic stone pillars about high and four gate posts, one of them in its place and the others lying at some distance.
The old stone palace with two entrance gates and which served as a government office during Peshwa's time is almost tottering. On one of these gates is carved an animal like a heraldic lion, with a circular shield on the right. At either end is an archway and between the arches on each side of the roadway is a raised terrace between high. On each terrace stand two pillars each of the height of about and behind each pillar in the side wall is a pilaster, and in each end wall in a line with the pillars are other pilasters.
There is a hemadpanti or as it is locally known as '' Gavali Raj'' reservoir near this gateway. Not far from it, ruins of a mosque could be seen.
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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