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Tera, Kutch Tera is a historic village in the Kutch District of the Indian state of Gujarat. It is in Abdasa Taluka, located from the taluka headquarters, Naliya, and from the district headquarters, Bhuj. ==History== The town with thirty-six dependent villages assigned to Hamirji, the brother of the late Rao Pragmalji of Kutch. Historically, Tera was an estate (''jagir'') given by the rulers of Kutch to their brethren. Tera Jagir consisted of 41 villages, and was one of the largest ''jagirs'' of Kutch.〔 Tera was given to one of the sons of Rao Raydhan I during the reign of Deshalji I (1718–1741). During the reign of Lakhaji I (1741–1760), the Chief of Tera revolted against the ruler of Kutch. Rao Lakhaji I sent his troops to subdue the Chief, damaging the village and the nearby Tera Fort. The Chief of Tera subsequently surrendered and swore allegiance to Lakhaji once again.〔(KutchForever.com ).Retrieved 2011-06-14.〕 However, most of the present structures and Havelis were built during reign of Rao Deshalji II (1819–60). The walls of fort was damaged in 1819 Rann of Kutch earthquake which were repaired later.〔
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