Narhan Estate

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The Narhan Estate or Narhan Raj [1] was a medieval dynasty and later a zamindari (estate) of Bhumihar [2] during the British Raj in modern-day Bihar, in erstwhile Darbhanga district (now in Samastipur). [3] It was spread in the district of Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur, Munger and Patna with an area of 57,282 acres. [4] The estate was so called because the family residence was at Narhan village of Samastipur. [5]

Narhan Raj Estate
17th Century–1947
CapitalNarhan
Religion
Hinduism
Historical era Middle Ages
 Established
17th Century
 Disestablished
1947
Ruins of Narhan Palace Narhan Palace.jpg
Ruins of Narhan Palace

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