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    Shyambodh Pond was constructed over 15 years using 150 tons of sandstone, 50 tons of limestone, 20 tons of sand, and over 100 workers. It was built as part of the Jagdal Kingdom and stands as a marvel of engineering and construction.

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    Story of Jag

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    There was Jag

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    Shyambodh Pond was constructed over 15 years using 150 tons of sandstone, 50 tons of limestone, 20 tons of sand, and over 100 workers. It was built as part of the Jagdal Kingdom and stands as a marvel of engineering and construction.

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    Shyambodh Pond: Archaeological Survey of India

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    Shyambodh Pond was constructed over 15 years using 150 tons of sandstone, 50 tons of limestone, 20 tons of sand, and over 100 workers. It was built as part of the Jagdal Kingdom and stands as a marvel of engineering and construction.

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    SHYAMBODH POND

    Made of 150 tons of sandstone, 50 tons


    of limestone, 20 tons of sand, more than
    a 100 workers constantly at it for 15
    years gave birth to this marvel called
    Shyambodh Pond (The founder of
    Jagdal Kingdom).

    Archaeological Survey of India

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