Jagadhri

Jagadhri is a city and a municipal council in the Yamunanagar district of the Indian state of Haryana. This town lies contiguous the city of Yamunanagar. The boundary line between the two is hard to observe. Jagadhri is around 100 km far from Chandigarh, the capital city of Haryana state. Jagadhri holds record of greatest rain in 24 hours that was on 14 July 2016 which 383 mm implies 15 creeps in only 6 hours. Unearthings have discovered the punch stamped square coins, a Greek hemidrachm coin of Indo-Greek lord Apollodotus I or Apollodotus II first and second century BCE and one of Antimachus I/Antimachus II second century BCE, a gold coin of Samudragupta ruled 336-380 CE and different coins of the period up to the Prithviraj Chauhan and Tomara line rulers of Delhi.

It was likely the capital city of a Janapada. There are few spots which have indications of lord Ashoka. Village Topra kalan, village chaneti, village sugh and town lohgarh. Topra kalan town is where the Ashoka column having Pali engravings was initially introduced by ruler ashoka. This column was removed by mughal intruder ferozeshah tughlaq and moved to Delhi and reinstalled. Town chaneti has one full size Buddhist stupa uncovered full with its full pride this is the stupa like those found in saanchi and sarnath. Sugh town likewise had indications of Buddhism which have been wrecked by neighborhood locals because of advancement occurring in that area. Now additionally when it rains,one can discover globules and so forth in the dirt of sugh. Village lohgarh is where sri Banda Singh Bahadur set up the principal Sikh capital of the world and the Sikh kingdom coins were likewise stamped here.