The fort, which is not built by Maharana Kumbha?

Asked in Headmaster (Secondary School) 2018 · Topic: Provincial Dynasty of North India and Deccan Province (Emergence of Independent Rajput States (Mewar, Marwar))

1. Bhainsroadgarh
2. Machan Fort
3. Bhomat Fort
4. Basanti Fort

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