Mirzapur
Coordinate: 25 ° 09'N 82 ° 35'E / 25.15 ° N 82.58 ° E / 25.15; 82.58 Mirzapur is a city in Uttar Pradesh state of India. It is the headquarters of Mirzapur district. Mirzapur is considered as a very important district in terms of tourism. The natural beauty and religious atmosphere here attracts the attention of the barbas. Vindhyachal Dham in Mirzapur is one of the main Hindu pilgrimage sites of India. In addition, it is famous for the district of Sita Kund, Lal Bhairav Temple, Moti Talab, Tanda Waterfall, Vindham Waterfall, Tarakeshwar Mahadev, Maha Triangle, Shiv Pur, Chunar Fort, Gurudwara Guru Da Bagh and Rameshwar etc. Mirzapur is surrounded by the north of Varanasi district, south of Sonbhadra district and west of Allahabad district. India's international standard time has been taken from the place of Naini of Allahabad district. Mirzapur is very famous for "Lalaston". In ancient times, this Stone of Maurya Vansh King Samrat Ashok by Buddhist Stup and Ashok Pillar (currently India's National The mark was done in the making of Mirzapur people language Hindi and Bhojpuri
Name
Many misconceptions about the name of the district are pervasive. According to some ancient folklore, the area surrounded by Vindhyachal, Aravali and Nilgiri is known as Vindhya Kshetra. Different areas were differently named during the interval Vindhya region. As in the name of Pampurpur, near the area of Manda, the present Amravati area was named after Girijapur and the surrounding area was known as Sapta Sagar.
In the 17th century, when the British East India Company was fast growing in India, the company's business was expanding from Calcutta to Delhi, then the company officials felt the need to spread their business in Central India. This officer conducted a thorough study of almost all the urban areas falling in the way of Ganga. Vindhya Kshetra spread across the arms of Vindhyachal and Ganga in all the areas got angry with the English officers. In 1735, an English officer named Lord Mercurius Wellesley founded the area named Mirzapur.
Mirza is associated with the English dictionary in 1595 AD, which literally means "the territory of kings" derived from the derivation of the word Amir (English: Emir) and Zash (Persian) with the words Amirjada. In Persia, there is also a word Morozo for the rich. Thus, during the time of their expansion, the English used Mirza as a title and kept the name of the area "Mirzapur", which means the area of Rajoos.
The name "Mirzapur" in the form of an abortion is also in practice in some places. Geography
The status of Mirzapur is 25 ° 09'N 82 ° 35'E / 25.15 ° N 82.58 ° E / 25.15; At 82.58 The average elevation here is 80 meters (265 feet). Population
An official census 2011 statement from Mirzapur, a district of Uttar Pradesh, has been released by Directorate of Census Operations in Uttar Pradesh. Census officers of Mirzapur district of Uttar Pradesh also counted important persons.
In 2011, the population of Mirzapur was 2,496,970 out of which males and females were 1,312,302 and 1,184,668 respectively. In the 2001 census, Mirzapur had 2,116,042 populations, of which there were 1,115,249 males and the remaining 1,000,793 were female. Mirzapur district is 1.25 percent of the total population of Maharashtra. In the 2001 Census, this figure for the district of Mirzapur was 1.27 percent of Maharashtra's population.
According to 2001, the population had a change of 18.00 percent compared to the population compared to the population. In the last census of India, Mirzapur district recorded an increase of 27.44 percent in its population compared to 1991. Mirzapur Table Data Mirzapur District Density 2011
The initial provisional data released by census India 2011, shows that density of Mirzapur district for 2011 is 567 people per sq. km. In 2001, Mirzapur district density was at 476 people per sq. km. Mirzapur district administers 4,405 square kilometers of areas.
Traffic Air routeThe nearest airport is Babatpur (Varanasi Airport). Mirzapur is located at a distance of 60 km from Varanasi. Delhi, Agra, Mumbai, Lucknow and Kathmandu etc. can be reached by air through Mirzapur. railroad track
Mirzapur is connected to many major cities of India by the railroad. Some important trains such as Kalka Mail, Purushottam Express, Magadha Express, Ganga Tapti, Triveni, Mahanagri Express, Howrah-Mumbai etc. can be reached here. Roadway
Mirzapur is connected to many major cities of India by road. Lucknow, Allahabad, Varanasi, Patna, Delhi and Calcutta etc. can be reached by road through the road. Major attractions Tarakeswar Mahadev Main article: Tarakeswar Mahadev, Mirzapur
Tarakeshwar Mahadev located in the east of Vindhyachal is also mentioned in the Purana. A pond is located near the temple. It is believed that Asak, a Taraka named Khud dug near the temple. Lord Shiva killed the star. Therefore they are also called Tarakeswar Mahadev. A lot of Shivalinga is situated near the Kund. According to legend, Lord Vishnu constructed a Kunda and Lord Shiva temple on the west side of Tarakeswar. In addition, it is said that Goddess Lakshmi resides in Tarakeshwar. Goddess Lakshmi lives in Vaishnavi form with another goddess Saraswati here. Great triangle Main article: Mahatrangan, Mirzapur
It is said that the orbiting of the Maha triangle fulfills the wishes of the devotees. After visiting Vindhavishnani Devi temple, devotees go to Crisis Mukchan temple. This temple is also known as Kalikhoh. This temple is located on the south side of the Vindhyachal railway station. After seeing the Goddess Kali and the crisis of redemption, the devotee completes his orbiting saint, Sanjiri Bawli. Several other temples such as Anand Bhairav, Siddhant Bhairav, Kadal Bhairav and Bhairav are located around Kalikhoh. After finishing the Vindhyachal Temple and Parikrama, the mind gets very relaxed. This entire journey is known as the Mahan Triangle.
Triangle travel is very important in Vindhyachal. The correct sequence of the triangle - first of all, the philosophy of the Vindhasini Devi located on the banks of the Ganges after the river. Thereafter the philosophy of Mother Kali located in Kaligoh. From there, the journey of eight-brothers, and then returning to Vandhasini came again. Thus this journey is approximately forty-six kilometers. These three sites are clearly located on the three angles of the triangle. This journey is very important. In the tectonic texts it is recognized as the journey of the outline. It is also the journey of the triangle based on it. Shivpura Main article: Shivpura, Mirzapur
According to legend, Lord Shree Ram Chandra had done Shradha of his father Raja Dasharath in the Vindhyachal region only. It is believed that Lord Ram was a worshiper of Lord Shiva. At this place Lord Rama had set up the statue of Lord Shiva towards the west direction. For this reason this place has become famous as Rameshwar and this place is known as Shivpura. Sita Kund Main article: Sita Kund, Mirzapur
On the west side of the Ashtabhuja temple, Sita Ji had taken a pond. Since then, this place is known as Sita Kund. Sita ji founded Lord Shiva near the pool. That is why this place became known as Siteshwar. On the west side of Sita Kund, Lord Shri Ram Chandra dug a dome. Which is known as Ram Kund. Apart from this, Laxmanji, located at Shivpur, had established Shivling near Rameshwar Ling, which is popularly known as Laxmaneshwar. Chunar Fort Main article: Chunar Fort
The Chunar fort located in Chunar is located in the north direction of Kaimur Mountain. This famous fort was built by Sher Shah. There is a high-walled wall around this fort. It is very pleasant to see the sunset view from here. It is said that once this fort was occupied by Akbar. At that time this fort was under the Awadh's Nawabs. The fort contains the Sonavaan Mandap, the Sun Solstice and the Great Kua. Gurudwara Bagh Main article: Gurudwara Bagh, Mirzapur
This Gurudwara of Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur ji is located in Ahrud village, 40 kilometers from the south of Varanasi in Mirzapur district. This Gurudwara is dedicated to the 9th Sikh guru, Teg Bahadur. This Gurudwara is popularly known as Gurudwara Bagh Sahib. It is believed that during his visit to Varanasi in 1666, Guru ji came to this place. This guru has a square hall and several small rooms. Gurdwara's building is very beautiful. A small garden is located just behind the guru. The manuscript of holy Guru Granth Sahib, published in 1742, is still preserved here. Apart from this, handwritten handwriting in Gurudwara Bagh Sahib, which has been signed by Guru Govind Singh, is present. It is displayed in front of the poppy people only on the birth of Guru Teg Bahadur and Guru Gobind Singh. Auspicious river Main article: Punjajal river
This river which is flowing between Mirzapur and Vindhyachal is known as Punjajal or Ojal. It is said that the way the Himalaya Mountains are famous in Ashwamegh Yagna and all the mountains in all the Yagas, the ozl is considered the most prominent in all the tectonas. The water of this river is considered to be as sacred as the water of river Ganges. This place is surrounded by the temple of Goddess Kali, Mahalaxmi, Mahasaraswati and Tarakeshwar Mahadev Temple. Tanda waterfall Main article: Tanda Falls
Tanda Jalapralla is located about seven miles from the city. Khazuri Dam and Vindham Waterfall are also located at some distance from Tanda Waterfall. Vindham Falls are among the major tourist spots of the forest department. Park and Van Vihar have also been constructed near the waterfall. A lot of tourists come to this place to experience natural beauty. Kantit Sharif Main article: Kantit Sharif, Mirzapur
Tomb of Khwaja Ismail Chishti is located in Kantit Sharif. Each year both Hindus and Muslims celebrate Urs festival. A mosque is located near the tomb of the Mughal period. This mosque is quite long. Which is why it is known as the logical Wrestling Mosque. Gurudwara guru da tiger
Gurudwara Guru Da Tiger in Mirzapur is one of the most prominent Gurdwaras. This guru was constructed in memory of Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh guru, Guru Gobind Singh. Gurudwara Guru Da Bagh is located about five kilometers from the city. Rameshwar Mahadev Temple Main article: Rameshwar Mahadev, Mirzapur
Rameshwar Mandir is located in Vinnhapalachal of Mirzapur district. This place is about eight kilometers away from Mirjapur, at Ram Gha Ghat. According to legend, Lord Rama had established Shivalinga at this place. Education
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