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Tanwar/Tomer/Tunwar Dynasty Real king of delhi

Anangpal Tomar was a king of the , who ruled over areas of in India. Sources variously say this was in the 8th century CE or the 11th century.descendant of anangpal tomar/tanwar there are lots village of tomar/tanwar near pithora fort still today

According to legend, they are descendants of Pandava prince Arjuna, son of Samrat Parikshit, through his great grandson Samrat Janmejay.

King Yudhish, who established the capital of Indraprastha in the Hastinapur empire, later abandoned in favor of his brother Arjun's grandson Parikshit. Hastinapur was later called flood and Pandava empire was later emphasized elsewhere. It is believed that the modern city of Delhi is at the place of Indraprastha. Delhi was founded in 736 BC by Tomar / Tu Raja Anangpal Tomar-1, who re-established the capital of Pandav ancestor.

Pehova inscriptions

Pehova in Karnal district, found in an inscription in ancient Pritudaka

Two inscriptions dated found in ninth century AD Pehova mention that the place was controlled by Gurjar Mahendrapala, Kannauj and a Vishnu Temple in this place was constructed in the place of the Tomar family,

Historical references The Pehova inscription issued during the reign of the Tomar Dynasty occurs in Gurjar Pratihar Raja Mahendrapala E (RC 885-910 CE) [Jagir of Parthiras of Delhi Tomar Kannauj]. This unwanted inscription has said that the Tomar family The Joula became prosperous by serving an unknown king. His descendants included trembling, Judge, and Gogga. Inscription shows that Gogga Mahendrapala was a vassal of the mother. It records the creation of three Vishnu temples by Gogga and his half-brother Full-King and Dev-Raja. The temples were located on the banks of Saraswati river in Prithuka (IAST: Puthudaka; Pehova). There is no information available about the immediate successor of Gogga. The Pehova inscription shows that this particular Tomora family was settled around the Karnal area. However, F. Kilhorn suggested that this Tomora family actually lives in Delhi: he went to Pehova on pilgrimage, and built a temple there

How did Gurjar Tomar go to the hands of Delhi Gurjar Chauhan?

736AD. The oldest reference to Gurjar Tomar is found in an inscription in Pehova, ancient Pritudaka, in Karnal district of present-day Haryana of Haryana during the reign of Gurjar Pratihar Raja Mahendrapal I of Kanuj. It says that he was the King Jumala of the Gurjar tomar dynasty who, after taking care of the affairs of the Gurjar Pratihar Raja, had attained prosperity.

Gurjar Chauhan King Gurjar II Second Second Gurjar Chauhan Raja Chandan's son killed Gurjar Tomar Raja Rudranah in the war. Pushkar's religious buildings were laid by the wife of Gurjar Chauhan Raja Chandan at that time.

Historian Dr. Augustus Hornley believes that Tomar was one of the ruling dynasty of Gurjarra (or Gurjar).

According to the author of history General Sir A Cunningham, the rulers of Kanauzz Gurjar (history of Gurjar P-213) 218). Their tribe was Tomar and they are descendants of Hun Chief Torman.

Mehrauli, formerly known as Mihirawali, was founded by Gurjar Samrat Mihir Bhoj, the house of Mihir, the king of Gurjar-Pratihar dynasty.

Mehrauli is one of the seven ancient cities that make up the present state of Delhi.