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the link of Shiva temple story from Raisen Fort.
the 800-year-old fort has nine gateways, fortifications. The Raisen Fort is spread over ten sq. km on a hill of more than 1500 high. The fort has a massive
Raisen Fort Haunted
All of us must have heard the stories related to the stone. If we believe in mythological stories, Paras stone is a miraculous stone, so if anything is touched, it becomes gold.
However, is this Parsa stone present, or is it just a part of the story?
There is a fort about 50 kilometres from Bhopal, where it is believed that there is a stone of stone.
It is also famous in the area that the precious stones are not guarded by any other, but genes do it.
Haunted raisen forti
People even believed that the king of this fort had a gem of rock. There were several wars for this stone of stone.
Going into such a fight, Raisen lost, and they threw it into a pond. This lake is inside the fort.
People said that the king had died in this war. He had not told anyone before he died that he had hidden the stone of the stone.
After the death of the fort, the fort became desolate, but many people started to be a fortress to find the gem.
However, whoever goes to the fort, his mental balance deteriorates, and mental balance declines.
It was believed that it happened because of the genuine genesis of the Paras stone.
Even today, locals say many people visit the fort at the dead of night in search of the elusive stone and strange lights and sounds within the fort have been observed.
Raisen Fort located in Raisen in Madhya Pradesh is considered to be years ahead of its time in terms of structural and architectural innovation. This fort is widely believed to be one of the most difficult forts to breach and has been at the centre of many battles led by Muslim invaders from the 13th century. Historians opine that this fort was attacked at least 14 times by the Delhi Sultanate (starting in 1223), Mughals and Nawab of Bhopal (1754).