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History Of Dalmadal Cannon
Bishnupur, West Bengal, India
The Dalmadal Cannon, also known as the Dal Madal Kaman, is a massive historical cannon located in Bishnupur, Bankura district, West Bengal, India. Its name, Dalmadal, literally translates to "destroyer of the enemy," reflecting its crucial role in the military defense of the Mallabhum kingdom. It wa s forged in 1742 CE under the command of Malla King Gopal Singha to protect the capital, Bishnupur, from the invading Maratha forces led by Bhaskar Rao. The cannon is a symbol of the Malla dynasty's martial power and their successful resistance against invaders. A popular local legend dramatically enhances its fame, claiming that when the Malla army was on the verge of defeat, the family deity, Lord Madan Mohan, miraculously appeared and fired the cannon himself, routing the Maratha army. This story deeply embeds the cannon in the local religious and cultural lore of Bishnupur. Forged by the local master blacksmith, Jagannath Karmakar, it is a remarkable example of indigenous iron casting and metallurgy of the 18th century. Today, the cannon stands proudly on a raised masonry platform, protected by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), attracting historians, military enthusiasts, and tourists who are fascinated by its size, history, and the myths surrounding it. It is one of the key non-temple historical attractions in the town, providing a glimpse into the defensive strategies of the Malla kings.
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