Sihor is a town, a municipality in Bhavnagar district in the Indian state of Gujarat.
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10 Facts About Sihor
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Name Sihor evolved from Saraswatpur, Sinhalpur, Sinhpur, Sinhor, and Shihor.
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Sihor is considered to be a prominent Buddhist circuit from about 5th-6th Centuries BC through Maitraka dynasty.
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Geologists are of opinion that rocks and the pattern of Sihor hills are unique and the age of this region would be older than that of Himalayas mountain range.
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However, references, mentions and evidences of Nana Sahib's consistent stay in Sihor have been more dominant and documented in regional records and articles at regular intervals since many decades, for he spent his rest of the life in Sihor, initially as a sage.
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Sihor was a place still quiet, serene, surrounded by hills, with difficult passages and forests stretching up to Girnar range.
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Sihor is a Chunval village, about twelve miles north of Viramgam, where, in 1825, were the well-marked remains of an old city.
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