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name the fort built by sambhaji in ponda

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Answered by Ameena012

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Explanation:

$\huge \mathcal{Mardangad}$

Due to this, on 6th December 1683, Sambhaji Maharaj ordered the Maratha Army to start construction of a Fort on the highest hillock of Ponda and named it “Mardangad”.

Answered by tanvi9399400

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