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The Patta fort (Vishramgad Fort) was built during the Bahamani Sultanate ( 1347-1490 AD ). Its possession then went to the tribal Koli Mahadev tribe, a local resident of the place, after which its possession passed to the Nizamshahi of Ahmednagar. A.D. Mughals conquered this fort in 1627. The fort is at a height of 882 meters above sea level. At the base of the fort is the temple of Kurdai Devi. There is a water tank on the left side before entering the fort entrance. The fort can be accessed through a relic entrance after climbing the steps dug into the rock. The highest peak of the fort is a cone. After entering through the entrance, a quarter of a ruined building can be seen. In front of it is a one meter high Hanuman idol. In front of this idol is a nature-made chasm that can easily seat 100 to 150 people. There are two big cones in the fort itself and this big cone is Gadmatha. After going around the cone, the area between the two cones is fenced off. The embankment is in good condition. A giant crevasse can be seen as one moves past the ramparts. Can't go any further from here. It is dangerous to proceed from here. One has to gallop through the small space between the crack and the main cone. As there is a gap on one side, there is a fear of falling. It does not take much time to visit the fort. This fort must have been built to monitor the movement on the Tamhini Ghat. A panoramic view of Konkan can be seen from here. Jite village at the base of the hill is reached by car from Mangaon. Its ascent starts from there. The lesser-known Kurdugad was under the rule of Pasalkar, a Shiva dynasty. Baji Pasalkar of the Pasalkar family was the Sardar of Chhatrapati Shivajiraj. Baji Pasalkar used Kurdugad for rest. Hence this fort is also called Vishramgad. A.D. In 1671, Patta fort was won by Moro Trimbak Pingle for Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and joined the Swarajya. [1] A.D. In 1679, in the final phase of his southern campaign, the Maharaja plundered Jalanya (then Jalnapur). Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj went against the Mughals at Jalnapur at this time. Maharaj left for Raigad with gold coins and jewels . Meanwhile, Mughal Sardar Ranmastkhan got the news that Maharaj was going to Raigad with gold coins. There was a huge loot of Jalan. As soon as the Mughal Sardar Ranmastkhan heard this news, he started on the trail of the Maharaja. With a large army of ten thousand, he set out on the trail of the Maharaja. The speed of the king's army was slow because of the abundance of booty. Mowgli army attacked Swarajya Sena. Near SangamnerBoth armies met at Raitewadi. d. On 18th, 19th and 20th of November, there was a pitched battle between the two armies. News came that a large Kumak had departed from Aurangabad on behalf of the Khan. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Senapati Hambir Rao, Dhanaji Jadhav were in the front, but seeing the strength of the Mughals, Hambir Rao asked Maharaj to withdraw and approach the Patta Fort with some troops and started stopping the Mughal attack himself. While the war was going on, the strategy was decided that the Maharaja would advance with the treasure and the rest of the army would continue the battle. The Maharaja with 500 selected horsemen left for Patta fort. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj fought the last battle of his life at Raitewadi near Sangamner on 21 November AD . On this day in 1679, Nagar - Nashik districts were located on the borderPatta came to the fort in Akole taluka . He stayed in this fort for 17 days. As they stopped for rest, this fort came to be known as ' Vishramgad '. After this, Maharaj Sambhaji went to meet Raja at Panhalgadi. A secret discussion was held between the two and Maharaj left Raigadi. After resting they further reached Raigad via Kalyan . [2] . Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj took rest at Patta Fort, so the fort was named 'Vishramgad'. That is, the conclusion of Dakshina Digvijaya was the last battle of the Maharajas during the "burnt booty". Google Map Location- Patta Fort- https://goo.gl/maps/StELZEeercJ3R7oR9 My Instagram Id-   / cinematicvlogger.a.2.z     / akash_bagul_official   My Facebook Id-   / akash.bagul.7   Special Thanks- Ganesh Kumawat Please Like, Comment, Share & Subscribe the Channel #Pattafort #vishramgadfort #pattakilla #vishramgadkilla #fortinmaharashtra