Rajmahal

Rajmahal is a city and a told territory in Sahibganj region in the Indian province of Jharkhand. Rajmahal is the main sub-divisional town in Sahibganj region. Neel-kothi is a verifiable place and it is situated at the core of the city of Rajmahal. It was worked by Englishman on 24 September 1796 to process Neel Indigo utilized for passing on cotton material; Then British government was administering Rajmahal. It is a notable town arranged on the west bank of the Ganges, and situated in the slopes known as Damin-I-koh amid the Muslim run the show.

The slopes run north-south for 193 km from Sahebganj to Rampurhat. The prior name of the place was Agmahal. Man Singh, on his arrival from the triumph of Orissa in 1592, named it Rajmahal. On 9 November 1595, Man Singh established the frameworks of another capital of Bengal Subah there and named it Akbarnagar, after Akbar, the sovereign. There is a Historic Place called Sanghi Dalan. Sanghi Dalan is an authentic place and it is situated at the core of the city of Rajmahal. Sangi Dalan is the remaining parts of a royal residence, which was built by Raja Maan Singh. The royal residence was comprised of marbles.