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Gingee Fort

Gingee Fort or Senji Fort (also known as Chenji, Chanchi, Jinji or Senchi) in Tamil Nadu, India is one of the surviving forts in Tamil Nadu, India. It is popularly known as Great Wall of South India. It lies in Villupuram District, 160 kilometres (99 mi) from the state capital, Chennai, and is close to the Union Territory of Puducherry. It is ranked as…

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Government of India
Built
1st century
Built by
The Gingee Fort was originally built by Ananda kon around 1200 AD. area also ruled by Kadavan Saenjiyarkon of Kadava dynasty and later Chola dynasty, Vijayanagara Empire
Condition
Ruins
Controlled by
East India Company (1761–1857) · British Raj (1857–1947)
Criteria
Cultural: iv, vi

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related to history · 24
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related to Architecture · 17
Gingee Fort → Aanaikulam, Chakkilidrug, Chandrayandurg, Chenjiamman, Citadel, Connecting, Hindu, It, Kalyana Mahal, Krishnagiri, On, Rajagiri, South Indian, The, The Gingee Fort, There, Water
related to Gallery · 12
Gingee Fort → Fort, Gingee FortView, Gingee TownLarge, HanumanCannon, Mahal, Queen's Fort Top, Queens, Rajagiri, Rajagiri Fort, RajagiriView, Tomb, Wooden
Controlled by · 2
Gingee Fort → British Raj (1857–1947), East India Company (1761–1857)
Built · 1
Gingee Fort → 1st century
Built by · 1
Gingee Fort → The Gingee Fort was originally built by Ananda kon around 1200 AD. area also ruled by Kadavan Saenjiyarkon of Kadava dynasty and later Chola dynasty, Vijayanagara Empire
Condition · 1
Gingee Fort → Ruins
Coordinates · 1
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Gingee Fort → Cultural: iv, vi
Events · 1
Gingee Fort → National Monument (1921)

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Gingee FortBuilt1st century1.00infobox
Gingee FortBuilt byThe Gingee Fort was originally built by Ananda kon around 1200 AD. area also ruled by Kadavan Saenjiyarkon of Kadava dynasty and later Chola dynasty, Vijayanagara Empire1.00infobox
Gingee FortConditionRuins1.00infobox
Gingee FortControlled byEast India Company (1761–1857)1.00infobox
Gingee FortControlled byBritish Raj (1857–1947)1.00infobox
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Gingee FortCriteriaCultural: iv, vi1.00infobox
Gingee FortEventsNational Monument (1921)1.00infobox
Gingee FortInscription2025 (47th Session)1.00infobox
Gingee FortMaterialsGranite Stones and lime mortar1.00infobox
Gingee FortOpen to the publicYes1.00infobox
Gingee FortOwnerGovernment of India1.00infobox
Gingee FortPart ofMaratha Military Landscapes of India1.00infobox
Gingee FortReference1739-0121.00infobox
Gingee FortTypeForts1.00infobox

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