Bhanvad

Bhanvad is a city and a municipality in Devbhoomi Dwarka district in the state of Gujarat, India. Bhanvad is named after Jethwa ruler Rana Bhanji Jetva of Ghumli, who established this place, when the Ghumli was sacked in 1313 AD. It was influenced an invigorated town after the success of the nation by the Jam of Nawanagar To state. Ghumli which was at one time the capital of Jethwa administration and at present is an archeological site of intrigue is found about 6 km from Bhanvad. Toward the south of the town there is an old banian tree called the Bhut-vad or Ghost's banian, the legend about which is as per the following.

At the point when Bhan Jethva ruled at Ghumli he had a blossom cultivate on the present site of Ghumli which was known as the Bhanvadi whence in after-times the name Bhanvad. This garden was depended to the charge of a Kathi named Mangro who was an incredible most loved of Bhan Jethva's. Mangro's notoriety was great to the point that no thieves or freebooters set out to inconvenience the Jethva territories. Mangro was an enthusiast of the Harsad Mata at Miyani. Amid his nonattendance a Kathi free booter named Vala Uga came and took away the Ghumli steers.