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Neither rotting nor mite, the strength of cement failed in front of the house made, no crack
Benefits of Mahua: When it comes to strong houses, even today the rural areas of Chhatarpur district give the example of Mahua wood. While delicious dishes are made from the fruit of this tree, its wood has proved to be the backbone of pucca and durable houses in the villages. This is not just a tradition, but a tried technology.
500 year old house still stands, mahua’s wooden awesome
A historical house located in Neguwan village, which is about 500 years old, is still surprising people with its firmly. According to the elders of the village, when the foundation of the village was laid, then this house, a well and Ram-Janaki temple were built. The special thing about the house is that 365 Mahua wooden curry (beam) was used in it, which still remains the same today.
The double section was made without gutter-cheap and cement
500 years ago, when modern construction materials such as gutter-cip or cement had no sign, this double section was made with the help of Mahua wood. However, over time the upper floor was damaged, but the framework still stands with the help of Mahua wood. The doors and beams in the rooms are still in a strong condition.
Mahua wood specialty: does not rot, does not feel mite
The biggest feature of this wood is that it does not contain mite or termites. According to the villagers, Mahua wood is very durable and does not rot for years. This was the reason that earlier most houses in the villages were built from this wood. Wherever Mahua tree was accessible, it would have been used there.
Even today, the symbol of tradition stands in rural areas
The rural areas of Chhatarpur are still saving this tradition. Mahua trees are still seen in villages, and some villagers are using it in house construction. This is not only an example of traditional knowledge, but is also an example of environmentally friendly construction technology.
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